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Rubric Information
Select one of the four dimensions below to learn about how students are evaluated using our research-based Ai-Grader
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Routine is defined as explaining the process or work.
Key Features Include:
Providing descriptive explanation of process or procedures
Applying routine correctly or not
Translation of symbols and mathematical work
Common Phrases Include:
"What I did was..."
"I did this.. then I....."
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Structure is defined as guiding the learner's attention
Key Features Include:
Directing towards or providing a goal
Articulating relevant concepts or templates
Justifying steps
Using a definition or fact
Common Phrases Include:
"To do this, I need to..."
"In order to prove ....
"By definition of ..., I can use ...."
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Reflection is defined as showing the logical progression of the thought process.
Key Features Include:
Visual Aids
Providing connections, meaning, or context to prior knowledge
Proceeding by argument or reasoning rather than by intuition
Common Phrases Include:
"We know by (something prior)...that we can ...(something new).."
"After showing all of ....(process), we can conclude..."
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Lingo is defined as using terms and vocabulary.
Key Features Include:
Using particular language when identifying attributes or steps
Appropriately using specific terms or jargon
Examples of Common Phrases
"Like terms need to have the same variable and the same degree"
In order to add fractions, I know we need a common denominator"