The Number Line in the Common Core

CONTENTS OF CURRICULUM UNIT 16.05.06

  1. Unit Guide
  1. Introduction
  2. Content Background
  3. Content Objectives
  4. Teaching Strategies
  5. Classroom Activities
  6. Appendix A
  7. Appendix B
  8. Appendix C
  9. Appendix D
  10. Bibliography
  11. Endnotes

The Starting Line-Up: Analyzing the Number Line to Conceptualize Foundational Skills for Algebra

Coretta Martin

Published September 2016

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Appendix A

Socratic Seminar Student Performance Rubric

5

4

3

2

Total

Behavior

-Patient with differing opinions.

-Asks for clarification.

-Brings others into the dialogue.

-Very focused on the dialogue.

-Respectful.

-Comments, but does not attempt to involve others.

-Generally focused.

-Participates but shows impatience.

-Some focus.

-Engages in “sidebar” conversations.

-Disrespectful.

-Argumentative.

-Does not participate.

Speaking

-Speaks to all participants.

-Articulates

-Takes a leadership role without monopolizing the discussion.

-Speaks to most participants.

-Attempts to move on to new ideas.

-Tends to “ramble on” after making a point.

-Speaks too softly.

-Needs prompting to get involved.

-Has no sustainable point; uses “sound bites.”

-Monopolizes the discussion.

-Reluctant to speak.

-Comments do not support point.

Reasoning

-Cites relevant text/notes.

-Relates topic to outside knowledge and other topics.

-Makes connections between own thoughts and others’.

-Willing to take an alternate viewpoint.

-Asks questions to further dialogue.

-Makes limited connections to others’ ideas.

-Some intriguing points that merit reaction.

-Some references to text.

-Accurate on minor points, but misses the main point.

-No prior learning support; “talking off the top of your head.”

-Refuses to acknowledge alternate viewpoints.

-Illogical comments.

-Ignores the movement of the seminar.

Listening

-Writes down comments, questions, and ideas.

-Builds on other’s ideas & gives others credit.

-Generally attentive and focused.

-Responds thoughtfully.

-Takes some notes.

-Appears disconnected.

-Takes limited notes.

-Inattentive.

-Comments show lack of understanding.

-Takes no notes.

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