Principios de diseño para el uso de rúbricas en matemáticas ingenieriles
A general rubric is presented, aligned to six mathematical competencies
design of rubrics to assess engineering mathematics tasks
Well-designed assessment should provide students with opportunities for self-reflection and metacognition
Rubrics offer a structured, concise, fair and transparent [9], [10] way to guide and evaluate student work that can reduce student queries about grades
constructing valid arguments,” criteria
The six competencies of the MCRF are: [4, p. 111-112]
problem solving competency;
reasoning competency;
procedural competency;
representation competency;
connection competency;
communication competency.
Provides a clear and concise plan.
Demonstrates logical and systematic thinking.
Identifies all relevant information.
Shows correct application of procedures or algorithms.
Uses appropriate maths notation
Communicates concepts clearly and effectively using written or spoken words/pictures/tables.
Makes clear and accurate connections between maths concepts and real world
Information is organized logically
Ideas are clearly communicated