The document outlines a rubric for assessing 6th grade math students' problem-solving skills in four areas: use of math language, demonstration of problem understanding, articulation of a problem-solving plan, and correctly solving the problem. Students can earn between 1-5 points in each area, with 5 points representing advanced performance and use of precise math terms, a complete explanation, an accurate problem-solving plan, and a correct solution supported by clear work.
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Problem-Solving Math Rubric
The document outlines a rubric for assessing 6th grade math students' problem-solving skills in four areas: use of math language, demonstration of problem understanding, articulation of a problem-solving plan, and correctly solving the problem. Students can earn between 1-5 points in each area, with 5 points representing advanced performance and use of precise math terms, a complete explanation, an accurate problem-solving plan, and a correct solution supported by clear work.
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Ms.
Pierson’s 6th Grade Math Class Math Problem-Solving Rubric
Task Beginning Developing Advancing Score
1-2 3-4 5 Student uses math Used a few math Used some math terms Used math terms language to terms in the in the explanation of correctly throughout explain the explanation of the the solution & the the explanation of the problem. solution & the explanation was solution & the explanation was adequate. explanation was brief. thorough & complete. Student Misinterpreted parts Solved the problem Answer demonstrates explanation of the problem. with minor complete demonstrates interpretational errors. understanding of the understanding of problem. the problem. Student articulates The plan for solving The plan for solving the The plan for solving plan for solving the problem is problem is correct but the problem is the problem. partially correct. may lead to minor accurate & will lead errors. to a correct solution. Student correctly Answer is incorrect Part of the problem is Answer is correct & solves the or not solved. solved correctly. the work supports the problem. answer. TOTAL POINTS