Computation, Strategies, & Reasoning Rubric Emerging (0 points) Developing (1 point) Effective (2 points) Exemplary (3 points) Score (Circle) Minor Errors in computational computation were Computations errors. All aspects of 0 serious enough to were essentially Inefficient solution were flaw solution. accurate. choices of completely 1 Computation Solution was Solution was procedures accurate. and Execution incorrect. essential correct. impeded success. Showed multiple 2 Gave no evidence Work clearly Evidence for ways to compute of how you supported solution was answer 3 arrived at your solution. inconsistent or answer. unclear. Little or no Justification for Justification for justification is Justification for reasonableness is reasonableness of given for reasonableness is elegant and answer is vague 0 reasonableness of clear precise or imprecise answer Logic in Logic definitively Made leaps of 1 Justification & Reasoning for justification is proves that logic that are hard Reasoning reasonableness of apparent solution is correct to follow 2 answer does not Appropriate Uses examples Partial or support work. evidence of and/or imprecise 3 No evidence of estimation to counterexamples evidence of using estimation justify answer of estimation to estimation to verify answer. justify answer. AVERAGE
Computation, Strategies, & Reasoning Rubric Emerging (0 points) Developing (1 point) Effective (2 points) Exemplary (3 points) Score (Circle) Computation and Execution Errors in computation were serious enough to flaw solution. Solution was incorrect. Gave no evidence of how you arrived at your answer. Minor computational errors. Inefficient choices of procedures impeded success. Evidence for solution was inconsistent or unclear. Computations were essentially accurate. Solution was essential correct. Work clearly supported solution. All aspects of solution were completely accurate. Showed multiple ways to compute answer 0 1 2 3 Justification & Reasoning Little or no justification is given for reasonableness of answer Reasoning for reasonableness of answer does not support work. No evidence of using estimation to verify answer. Justification for reasonableness of answer is vague or imprecise Made leaps of logic that are hard to follow Partial or imprecise evidence of estimation Justification for reasonableness is clear Logic in justification is apparent Appropriate evidence of estimation to justify answer Justification for reasonableness is elegant and precise Logic definitively proves that solution is correct Uses examples and/or counterexamples of estimation to justify answer. 0 1 2 3 AVERAGE
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