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Re: Ideas for rubrics
Posted:
Apr 14, 1999 4:43 PM
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In regard to using a rubric for assessment with Investigations, I have
used a rubric along with a math portfolio in my classroom. The rubric
is on a scale from four to zero. A four consists of the following
items: An appropriate strategy is used effectively(strategy). The
response if highly organized and well documented (organization).
Responses to all parts of the prompt are effective and appropriate
(communication). A correct solution is presented (solution).
Efficient, accurate use of mathematics is evident throughout
(mathematics. A three is basically the same items, however they are
scaled down. For example, many of the same things are done, but not
effectively. A two would consist of a partially correct response. A
one is a strategy that is attempted or unclear. A zero is not attempt
or off of the point.
In creating rubrics in the past, it helps to decide what would be
expected of a four paper. List all of the criteria, and then scale it
down for a three, two, etc.
I could send you a copy of the entire rubric if you would like.
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