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Animal Systems Powerpoint Grading Rubric
Grade levels:
9-12
lholzbauer
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Organelle Analogy
Come up with analogies for cell organelles. Create a visually appealing project to demonstrate understanding of cell anatomy. Some examples could include a poster, a pamphlet, or other visual medium that includes writing.
Grade levels:
9-12
lholzbauer
3
Cell Project
You have a choice of different projects for the cell unit including: a cell story, a cell storyboard, a cell analogy poster, or a cell model. All of them will be scored based on the same criteria.
Grade levels: N/A
lholzbauer
4
Patterns of Inheritance/Organism Design
Students design an imaginary organism to show patterns of inheritance in several chosen traits. The traits must include examples of complete dominance, incomplete dominance, codominance, multiple alleles for a trait, and epistasis. Students will demonstrate understanding through visual description of phenotypes, explanation of inheritance, and description of a habitat/environment where the organism is well-adapted for living.
Grade levels:
9-12
lholzbauer
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General Lab Report
Assessment of development of a lab report focusing on scientific writing skills, data analysis, and making conclusions based on achievement of objectives or support or rejection of a hypothesis.
Grade levels:
9-12
lholzbauer
6
Lab Report
Assesses ability to organize and write a lab report in a publication-ready format. Students must be able to organize data into and Introduction, Methods (Procedure), Results, and Conclusion in an APA format. Style of writing emphasizes that seen in peer-reviewed scientific journals. Used for assessment in advanced biology.
Grade levels:
9-12
lholzbauer
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Synthetic Body Joint Design
Students have to design a joint from synthetic materials after a freely moving joint found in the human body. This simply assesses the proposal of the project and explanation of information, not the building of the joint itself.
Grade levels:
9-12
lholzbauer
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