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RUBRIC F: Ability to communicate scientific ideas

Scientific Ability Missing Inadequate Needs some improvement Adequate

F1

Is able to communicate the details of an

experimental procedure clearly and completely

Diagrams are missing and/or experimental procedure is missing or extremely vague.

Diagrams are present but unclear and/or experimental procedure is present but important details are missing.

Diagrams and/or

experimental procedure are present but with minor omissions or vague details.

Diagrams and/or experimental procedure are clear and complete.

F2

Is able to communicate the purpose of the experiment clearly and completely

No discussion of the purpose of the

experiment is present.

The experiment and findings are discussed but vaguely. There is no reflection on the quality and importance of the findings.

The experiment and findings are discussed adequately but reflection on their quality and significance is minimal.

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