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1
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2
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3
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4
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Explanation
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Misses key points of
multiplication reasoning
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Unclear explanation
of multiplicative reasoning
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Good solid response
with clear explanation of multiplicative reasoning.
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Complete detailed response
with explanation of multiplicative reasoning.
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Mechanics
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Major math errors or
serious flaws in multiplicative reasoning.
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Some serious math errors
or some flaws in multiplicative reasoning.
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No major math errors
or serious flaws in multiplicative reasoning.
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No math errors in multiplicative
reasoning.
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Use of Models/Visuals
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No diagram/ show of
work
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Unclear diagram/ show
of work
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Clear diagram/ show
of work
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Clear diagram/ show
of work with some detail
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____
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Demonstrated Knowledge
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Response shows total
lack of understanding of the multiplication problem
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Response shows some
understanding of the multiplication problem
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Response shows substantial
understanding of the problem, and the processes of multiplication
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Response shows complete
understanding of the problem and the processes of multiplicative
reasoning.
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Demonstrates knowledge
of basic multiplication facts
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13-14 facts correct
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15-16 facts correct
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17-19 facts correct-
facts correct
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20 + facts correct
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____
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Demonstrates understanding
of a variety of multiplication algorithms
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'Set up' and computation
correctly done for one methods; many computational errors.
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'Set up' and computation
correctly done for two methods; all work is shown; frequent
computational errors.
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All 'set up' and computation
correctly done; all work is shown; some computational
errors.
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All 'set up' and computation
correctly done; all work is shown; answers are correct
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____
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Communicates understanding
of mathematical ideas
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No specific ideas are
given and no explanation of ideas is present.
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Little specific explanation
of ideas is present.
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Clearly communicates
ideas about various algorithms; explanations and examples
are clear.
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Clearly and precisely
communicates ideas about various algorithms; explanations
and examples are clear.
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Problem Solving
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Little or no understanding
of the problem is in evidence; does not understand the
steps required
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Numerous errors when
solving problem; may not understand the steps required.
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Few errors when solving
problems.
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No errors when solving
problems.
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Total---->
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