This rubric evaluates student performance on mathematics problem solving from kindergarten through first grade on a scale of 1 to 4. A score of 4 exceeds standards by thoroughly understanding the problem, using only relevant information, applying all appropriate math concepts and procedures, and constructing an efficient solution. A score of 3 meets standards by understanding the problem, using most relevant information, applying most appropriate math concepts and procedures, and constructing a workable solution. A score of 2 approaches standards by understanding most of the problem, using some relevant information, attempting to apply some math concepts and procedures, and constructing a partially workable solution. A score of 1 is below standards by understanding little of the problem, using minimal relevant information, attempting to apply few math
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This rubric evaluates student performance on mathematics problem solving from kindergarten through first grade on a scale of 1 to 4. A score of 4 exceeds standards by thoroughly understanding the problem, using only relevant information, applying all appropriate math concepts and procedures, and constructing an efficient solution. A score of 3 meets standards by understanding the problem, using most relevant information, applying most appropriate math concepts and procedures, and constructing a workable solution. A score of 2 approaches standards by understanding most of the problem, using some relevant information, attempting to apply some math concepts and procedures, and constructing a partially workable solution. A score of 1 is below standards by understanding little of the problem, using minimal relevant information, attempting to apply few math
4. Exceeds all relevant criteria (exceeds standard)
Thoroughly understands the problem Uses only information that is applicable to the problem Uses all math concepts and procedures Constructs a workable and efficient solution 3. Meets all relevant criteria (meets standard) Understands the problem Uses all information related to the problem of which some is not applicable Uses most math concepts and procedures Constructs a workable solution that may not be efficient 2. Meets the majority of the relevant criteria (approaching) Understands most of the problem Uses most of the applicable information Attempts to use some math concepts and procedures Constructs a solution that may not be workable 1. Meets little or none of the relevant criteria (clearly below) Understands little or none of the problem (less than half) Uses some or none of the applicable information Attempts to use few (if any) math concepts and procedures Constructs a solution that is not workable