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  • Rubric For Additional Mathematics Project Work 2013: Any 4 - 4 Marks Any 3 - 3 Marks Any 2 - 2 Marks 1 Only - 1 Marks

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    The rubric outlines the criteria for evaluating additional mathematics project work in four areas: report presentation including an appropriate title, contents page, and background information; task specification with a presentation about the task and defining the problem; problem-solving process applying multiple methods with clear communication using illustrations, graphs, and technology; and drawing conclusions with a discussion of the results, generalizations, and suggestions. Students can earn up to 24 marks total and are graded on a scale of A through D based on their score.

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    The rubric outlines the criteria for evaluating additional mathematics project work in four areas: report presentation including an appropriate title, contents page, and background information; task specification with a presentation about the task and defining the problem; problem-solving process applying multiple methods with clear communication using illustrations, graphs, and technology; and drawing conclusions with a discussion of the results, generalizations, and suggestions. Students can earn up to 24 marks total and are graded on a scale of A through D based on their score.

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    Rubric For Additional Mathematics Project Work 2013: Any 4 - 4 Marks Any 3 - 3 Marks Any 2 - 2 Marks 1 Only - 1 Marks

    Uploaded by

    Yuuzen Takizawa
    The rubric outlines the criteria for evaluating additional mathematics project work in four areas: report presentation including an appropriate title, contents page, and background information; task specification with a presentation about the task and defining the problem; problem-solving process applying multiple methods with clear communication using illustrations, graphs, and technology; and drawing conclusions with a discussion of the results, generalizations, and suggestions. Students can earn up to 24 marks total and are graded on a scale of A through D based on their score.

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    Rubric for Additional Mathematics Project Work 2013

    School : . Name : . Form : 5

    A. Report Presentation * General Aspect / Introduction Appropriate title. Contents page. Background information / history Moral / aesthetical values. B. Task Specification / Proposal * Presentation about the task Specify the Task/ Ideas Define Problem Flow Chart Data collection / Finding Information C. Problem-Solving Process *Apply as many methods as possible * Concise and efficient communication using Graphical Illustration / Graphs / Drawings / Tables / Symbols * The Use of Technology - calculator, softwares, internet, apparactus, etc

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    D. Drawing Conclusions / Generalization Conclusion / * Discussion - Pro / Con / Consequence Generalization / Suggestions Total score Marks Grade 21 - 24 A 17 - 20 B 13 - 16 C 7 -812 D

    Notes for * :
    Any 4 Any 3 Any 2 1 only 50 50 50 50 4 marks 3 marks 2 marks 1 marks

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