Rubric for evaluating reaction papers
The following rubric indicates that you will be graded on your summary (0-3 points), your reaction (0-4 points), and your technical writing (0-3 points) for a possible maximum score of 10 points.
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SUMMARY |
REACTION |
TECHNICAL WRITING |
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4 |
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· evidence of deep reflection to consider the impact
or implications of these ideas on the teaching and learning of mathematics · there is evidence that you are grappling with these
ideas to understand their relevance to you personally · there is evidence that the ideas have “stretched
your thinking” |
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3 |
· good understanding of main ideas · the summary shows you have synthesized the main
ideas |
· evidence of reflection to consider the educational
impact or implications of these ideas on the teaching and learning of
mathematics · there is some evidence that you are grappling with
these ideas to understand their relevance to you personally |
· clear · concise · logical · convincing · no technical errors |
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2 |
· fair understanding of main ideas · the summary shows some synthesis of the main ideas |
· evidence of some reflection to consider the impact or implications of these ideas on
the teaching and learning of mathematics · awareness of the relevance of these ideas to you
personally is minimal |
· clear · concise · logical · convincing · only minor technical errors |
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1 |
· an incomplete or superficial understanding of the
main ideas · the summary is more of a “laundry list” of these
ideas |
· an incomplete or superficial consideration of the
impact or implications of these ideas on the teaching and learning of
mathematics |
· not quite clear · somewhat rambling · logical · minor technical errors |
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0 |
· no summary OR · the summary
indicates only a perusal of the reading to glean the main ideas |
· no reflection evident |
· illogical · confusing · serious or numerous technical errors |