iRubric: Class Project/Activity Rubric

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Class Project/Activity Rubric Class Project/Activity Rubric This rubic is used for grading all classwork assignments. Rubric Code: E4B8CC By shaniba Draft Public Rubric Subject: Chemistry Type: Handout Grade Levels: (none)

Criterion
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Adequate 2 pts	Poor/Incomplete 1 pts
Content & Development	Excellent - Content is comprehensive and clear. - Responses are excellent and address assignment including course concepts.	Good - Content is accurate. - Responses are adequate and address assignment.	Adequate - Content is not comprehensive. - Responses are inadequate or do not address assignment. .	Poor/Incomplete - Content is incomplete. - Major points are not clear/missing. Questions were not adequately answered at all.
Organization & Structure	Excellent -Structure is clear and easy to follow.	Good - Structure is mostly clear and easy to follow.	Adequate - Structure of the answers is not easy to follow.	Poor/Incomplete - Organization and structure are confusing or No organization and structure is missing..
Accuracy Drawing/labels of Chemical Formulas	Excellent -Student has accurately and neatly drawn/written the chemical compound	Good -Drawings/Labels are completed with less than two minor inaccuracies. Work is neat.	Adequate -Drawings/labels are complete with two or more minor inaccuracies(location, numbers, etc). Work is messy.	Poor/Incomplete -Drawings/Labels are incomplete or inaccurate and messy.
Use of Class Time/Collabter Title	Excellent Student used class time effectively to complete the project/task and cooperated extremely well with group members.	Good Student used class time effectively most of the time to complete the project/task and cooperated with group members.	Adequate Student used class time to complete the task, but off task time to time (talking/not focusing/receive corrections from teacher). Minimal cooperation with group members.	Poor/Incomplete Students did not use class time effectively to work on the project. Did not cooperate with group members.