Scoring Scale

Students' class assignments and state essay problem-solving tests are scored on a scale of one to six points.


6

Exemplary

Work at this level is both exceptional and memorable. It is often characterized by distinctive and unusually sophisticated problem-solving approaches and solutions.

5

Strong

Work at this level exceeds the standard. It is thorough, complex, and consistently portrays exceptional control of content, skills, and problem-solving strategies.

4

Proficient

Work at this level meets the standard. It is strong, solid work that has many more strengths than weaknesses. Work at this level demonstrates mastery of content, skills and prolem-solving strategies and reflects considerable care and commitment.

3

Developing

Work at this level shows basic, but inconsistent mastery and application of content and skills. It shows some strengths but tends to have more weaknesses overall.

2

Beginning

Work at this level is often superficial, fragmented or incomplete. It may show a partial mastery of content and skills, but it needs consderable development before reflecting the proficient level of performance.

1

Exploring

Work at this level is minimal. It typically portrays a lack of understanding and use of appropriate skills and strategies. Work at this level may contain major errors.


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