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    Math Self Assessment

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    This document contains a rubric for a math self-assessment with categories for effort, completion, understanding, reasoning, explanation, computations, and neatness. Students are to fill in their name and date and use the rubric to rate their work on a scale of 1 to 4 in each category, with 4 being excellent and 1 being minimal.

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    This document contains a rubric for a math self-assessment with categories for effort, completion, understanding, reasoning, explanation, computations, and neatness. Students are to fill in their name and date and use the rubric to rate their work on a scale of 1 to 4 in each category, with 4 being excellent and 1 being minimal.

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    This document contains a rubric for a math self-assessment with categories for effort, completion, understanding, reasoning, explanation, computations, and neatness. Students are to fill in their name and date and use the rubric to rate their work on a scale of 1 to 4 in each category, with 4 being excellent and 1 being minimal.

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    Math Self Assessment

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    Jan Brown
    This document contains a rubric for a math self-assessment with categories for effort, completion, understanding, reasoning, explanation, computations, and neatness. Students are to fill in their name and date and use the rubric to rate their work on a scale of 1 to 4 in each category, with 4 being excellent and 1 being minimal.

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    Student Name:_____________________________________________

    Date: ______________________

    Rubric for Math Self-Assessment


    Category Effort 4 I completed all the work. I tried to all the work. I completely understood the problem and solved it. I had a good plan for solving the problem, and I can explain it well. 3 I completed most of the work. I tried to do most of the work. I understood the problem and mostly solved it. I had a plan for solving the problem, and I can mostly explain it. 2 I completed some of the work. I tried to do some of the work. I understood part of the problem but could not solve it. 1 I completed just a little of the work. I tried to do just a little of the work. I did not understand the problem.

    Completion

    Understanding

    Reasoning

    I had a plan for part of I dont know how to the problem, but I need figure out the problem. help.

    Explanation

    I clearly used words, I used words, I tried to use words, I dont know how to pictures, numbers, or pictures, numbers, or pictures, numbers, and explain the problem or graphs to show my graphs to show how I graphs to explain some solution. mathematical thinking. solved the problem. of what I did. I know my answer is right. My writing is clear and organized. I think my answer is right. My writing is clear but the solution is not organized. My answer doesnt look right. My writing is messy and the solution is not organized. I dont know if my answer is right or wrong. My writing is scribbled and very hard to read.

    Computations

    Neatness

    4 = Excellent; 3 = Adequate; 2 = Fair; 1 = Minimal

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