Mathematics assessment criteria
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Criterion/ Significance |
A: knowledge & understanding |
B: application & reasoning |
C: communication |
D: reflection & evaluation |
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Level 0 |
The student does not reach a standard described by any of the descriptors given below. | |||
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Level 1-2 |
Uses knowledge when solving simple problems in familiar contexts. |
Recognizes simple patterns with guidance. |
Most notation is incomplete or incorrect. Most working is not shown. Most steps are missing. |
Attempts to explain the results in the context of the problem and/or to make real life connections. |
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Level 3-4 |
Uses knowledge when solving more complex problems in familiar contexts. |
Recognizes simple patterns and suggests some rules with some guidance. |
Some notation is incomplete or incorrect. Some working is not shown. Some steps are missing. |
Correctly but briefly explains the results in the context of the problem and/or makes real life connections. Attempts to justify the degree of accuracy of the results where appropriate. |
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Level 5-6 |
Uses knowledge when solving challenging problems in familiar contexts. |
Recognizes patterns, suggests general rules and draws conclusions consistent with findings. May need guidance. |
All notation is complete or correct. All working is shown. No steps are missing. |
Critically explains the results in the context of the problem and /or makes detailed real life connections. Attempts to justify the degree of accuracy of the results where appropriate. Suggests improvements to the method when necessary |
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Level 7-8 |
Uses knowledge when solving challenging and unfamiliar problems. |
Recognizes patterns, suggests general rules and draws conclusions. Conclusions are consistent with findings and provide proof. |
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