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Problem Solving

A correct and efficient


strategy is chosen based on
the mathematical equation
at task. Evidence of full
understanding of problem
conversions and correct
operations are performed.

A partially correct strategy is


chosen or a correct strategy
is chosen for only solving part
of the equation. Shows some
relevant understanding of
correct operations
performed.

No strategy is chosen, or a
strategy is chosen that will
not lead to a solution. Little
or no evidence of correct
operations performed.

Reasoning and Proof

Arguments are constructed


with adequate
mathematical basis. Correct
reasoning and justification is
present and leads to
connections.

Arguments are made with


some mathematical basis.
Some correct reasoning or
justifications is present with
trial and error.

Arguments are made with


no mathematical basis. Little
to no correct reasoning is
resent.

Connection

Mathematical connections is
made to reading and
observations for a deeper
understanding.

Some attempt to relate


reading with task is made.

No connections with reading


and math assignment is
made.

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