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    This document provides a rubric for evaluating a student's graphic organizer for a math assignment. The rubric assesses the student's work based on four criteria: mathematical terminology and notation, explanation, neatness and organization. For each criterion, the rubric describes the requirements to receive full points, partial points, or no points for the category.

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    This document provides a rubric for evaluating a student's graphic organizer for a math assignment. The rubric assesses the student's work based on four criteria: mathematical terminology and notation, explanation, neatness and organization. For each criterion, the rubric describes the requirements to receive full points, partial points, or no points for the category.

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    Math - Graphic Organizer Rubric

    Teacher Name: Miss Brenenstall

    Student Name: ________________________________________

    CATEGORY 5 pts 4 pts 3-2 pts 1-0 pts


    Mathematical Correct terminology Correct terminology Correct terminology There is little use, or
    Terminology and and notation are and notation are and notation are a lot of inappropriate
    always used, making usually used, making used, but it is use, of terminology
    Notation it easy to understand it fairly easy to sometimes not easy and notation.
    what was done. understand what to understand what
    was done. was done.
    Explanation Explanation is Explanation is clear. Explanation is a little Explanation is
    detailed and clear. difficult to difficult to understand
    understand, but and is missing
    includes critical several components
    components. OR was not included.

    Neatness and The work is The work is The work is The work appears
    Organization presented in a neat, presented in a neat presented in an sloppy and
    clear, organized and organized organized fashion unorganized. It is
    fashion that is easy fashion that is but may be hard to hard to know what
    to read. usually easy to read. read at times. information goes
    together.

    Works Cited:

    Your Rubric: http://rubistar.4teachers.org/index.php?screen=CustomizeTemplateDownloadFile&.

    YouTube, https://youtu.be/Wmwe1fmR1SM.

    Helmenstine, Todd, and Todd Helmenstine. “Surface Area Formulas and Volume Formulas of 3D
    Shapes.” Science Notes and Projects, 18 Jan. 2019, https://sciencenotes.org/surface-area-formulas-
    volume-formulas/.

    “Math2.Org Math Tables.” Areas, Volumes, Surface Areas,


    http://math2.org/math/geometry/areasvols.htm.

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