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Designing Effective Projects: Density
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Density Project Rubric

 

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Procedure My procedure could be replicated exactly. I included detailed step-by-step instructions to conduct the experiment.I showed the information in many ways: graphs, data charts, pictures, logs, etc. My procedures are well written. There is slight confusion or missing items within my step-by-step instructions.I showed the information in a few ways: graphs, data charts, pictures, logs, etc. My procedures make sense but some parts are not totally clear or a small part is missing. I showed the information in just one way: graphs, data charts, pictures, logs, etc. My procedures are poorly written. I included very few directions on how to conduct this experiment. I did not show the information.
Materials I listed all my materials. The list is very specific using proper names of items and exact amounts. I listed all my materials but some of the materials are not specific. I listed most of my materials but some seem to be missing or are not specific. I did not list many of the materials or they are not specific.
Knowledge of Concept I demonstrated thorough knowledge of the principles of density. My experiment is significant and my design and rationale are sound and testable. The data collection and analytical techniques are explained in detail. I demonstrated adequate knowledge of the principles of density. My experiment investigation is sound. I used analytical techniques and my data collection is organized. I demonstrated some knowledge of the principles of density. My data collection has some misconceptions or inaccuracies. I used some analytical techniques. I demonstrated little or no knowledge of the principles of density. My experiment does not reflect an understanding of the experiment, nor did I use accurate methods of collecting data and analyzing information.

Assessing a Science Experiment

 

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Results I included detailed information about what took place during the experiment. I accurately recorded the conditions of the experiment. My results show an understanding of the experiment.I recorded the conditions of the experiment. My data is only in one format, and I showed minimal results. I recorded the conditions of the experiment with some inaccuracies. The results of my experiment do little to show what happened. I did not record the conditions of the experiment.
Conclusion My conclusion thoroughly and accurately explains the results of the experiment and why they occurred. My explanations of all variables are clear and support the conclusion. My findings are based on the experimental process. My conclusion explains the results of the experiment and why they occurred. My explanations of all variables support the conclusion. I provided evidence to support or explain findings. My conclusion states the results of the experiment. I made connections between variables and results, but I did not analyze or explain the connections. I did not make connections to the results and process of the experiment.
Presentation My slideshow presentation has a logical sequence based on the experimental process. I labeled all components clearly, and they are organized for easy interpretation. My slideshow presentation includes all the components based on the experimental process. All components are labeled and organized for interpretation My slideshow presentation has required components, but they are not labeled or in a logical order. It is hard to read and understand. My slideshow presentation is missing required components. It is very difficult to understand my experiment.

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