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Lab Title:_____________________________
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Student Name:
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Self-evaluation Score:
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| This analytic rubric is used
to verify specific tasks performed when producing a lab
report. No points are awarded if the task is not complete.
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| Category |
Scoring Criteria |
Points |
Student
Evaluation |
Teacher
Evaluation |
Lab Introduction and Procedures
5 points |
Lab Title: Name of Lab Activity clearly
stated at the top of the lab write-up. |
1 |
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| Purpose: Referred to as the "PROBLEM"
in the text, handout, or by the instructor. This will be
a short description of the purpose of the lab answering
the question: "Why are we doing this lab?" |
2 |
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| Hypothesis:The hypothesis clearly shows
it is based on research. |
1 |
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| Procedures are written during pre-lab
preparation and clearly state what is planned. |
1 |
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Observations
10 points |
"Results" of a procedure are clearly recorded.
Measurements, when required, show
proper units. This section includes the notes you collect
like the times, temperatures used, quantities, good things
that happened and the bad. If possible, data should be in
a graph or chart. Answer all questions in the procedure
of the book or any of the additional questions at the end
of the lab that the instructor assigns. |
10 |
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Conclusion
10 points |
Summarize the essential lab data. Show
how the essential data answers the lab question. Tell the
instructor what you have learned in the lab, but do it by
showing understanding of knowledge learned. Show the instructor
that you understand why this lab was important to learn
and how it supported all of the reading and lecture in class. |
10 |
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Presentation
5 points |
Report is neat and easy to read. It may
be hand written or written with a word processor. All information
is organized. |
2 |
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Any diagram or drawing used in the experiment
is drawn and labeled properly.
(There is always something to draw.) |
2 |
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| Report is written in such a way that others
could accurately duplicate the experiment. |
1 |
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| Score |
Total Points
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30 |
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| Self-evaluation |
Students are expected to honestly
evaluate their own work. |
| Deadline |
Lab reports are due at the beginning
of class the day after lab. Reports will be accepted until
the end of the unit for 1/2 credit. |
