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Math RAFT for FUNCTION TRANSFORMATIONS

Math RAFT

Students will write creatively to explain basic function transformation concepts.

Rubric Code: YXW5292

By casalinu

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Subject: Math

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

Math RAFT
	Mastered 4 pts	Growing 3 pts	Sprouting 2 pts	Just Started 1 pts
Topic Development	Mastered -very exciting -very interesting -extremely creative -shows imagination -lots of expressive details	Growing -exciting -interesting -creative -some details that add to the story	Sprouting -little creativity -writer loses focus -not many details	Just Started -off topic -not interesting -lack of creativity -no details
Communication	Mastered - Very thoughtful topic and theme -excellent organization -dialogue is clear and relevant	Growing -good organization -obvious beginning, middle, and ending -The topic is thoughtful and relates to the theme	Sprouting -some organization, but needs improvement - there is not a beginning, middle, and ending -The topic has little thought and hardly relates to the theme	Just Started -the presentation is disorganized - there is no progression -The topic does not relate to the theme
Thinking	Mastered -many math facts or procedures are demonstrated creatively in the writing piece -all math is correct	Growing - The presentation used some math facts or procedures -all math is correct	Sprouting -there is a mistake in your math -some of the math facts are not true	Just Started -Students did not use math facts or steps
Application	Mastered You used the correct -R: role -A: audience -F: format -T: topic	Growing You completed most of the task.	Sprouting You completed some of the task.	Just Started You did not complete the task.
Knowledge	Mastered -no errors - accurate representation of concepts	Growing -few mistakes - mostly accurate representation of concepts	Sprouting -a lot of mistakes - some accurate representation of concepts	Just Started -many errors -inaccurate representation of concepts