Multiplication
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Criteria
Points
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Explanation
Misses key points of multiplication reasoning
Unclear explanation of multiplicative reasoning
Good solid response with clear explanation of multiplicative reasoning.
Complete detailed response with explanation of multiplicative reasoning.
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Mechanics
Major math errors or serious flaws in multiplicative reasoning.
Some serious math errors or some flaws in multiplicative reasoning.
No major math errors or serious flaws in multiplicative reasoning.
No math errors in multiplicative reasoning.
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Use of Models/Visuals
No diagram/ show of work
Unclear diagram/ show of work
Clear diagram/ show of work
Clear diagram/ show of work with some detail
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Demonstrated Knowledge
Response shows total lack of understanding of the multiplication problem
Response shows some understanding of the multiplication problem
Response shows substantial understanding of the problem, and the processes of multiplication
Response shows complete understanding of the problem and the processes of multiplicative reasoning.
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Demonstrates knowledge of basic multiplication facts
13-14 facts correct
15-16 facts correct
17-19 facts correct- facts correct
20 + facts correct
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Demonstrates understanding of a variety of multiplication algorithms
'Set up' and computation correctly done for one methods; many computational errors.
'Set up' and computation correctly done for two methods; all work is shown; frequent computational errors.
All 'set up' and computation correctly done; all work is shown; some computational errors.
All 'set up' and computation correctly done; all work is shown; answers are correct
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Communicates understanding of mathematical ideas
No specific ideas are given and no explanation of ideas is present.
Little specific explanation of ideas is present.
Clearly communicates ideas about various algorithms; explanations and examples are clear.
Clearly and precisely communicates ideas about various algorithms; explanations and examples are clear.
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Problem Solving
Little or no understanding of the problem is in evidence; does not understand the steps required
Numerous errors when solving problem; may not understand the steps required.
Few errors when solving problems.
No errors when solving problems.
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