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Experiment Writeup Rubric Code: L64A26 By StephenR Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Writing Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Experiment Enter rubric description
	Poor 50% (N/A)	Fair 75% (N/A)	Good 100% (N/A)
Format 15% 4.5 pts Rough 7.5 pts Final	Poor Significant errors in formatting	Fair Effort is made to follow the specifications but some errors exist in formatting.	Good Written in scientific journal style All subheadings included Formatting of type face, font, margins, spacing, & Bibliography correct
Introduction 25% 7.5 pts Rough 12.5 pts Final	Poor Hypothesis incorrect Fewer than 3 resources cited Thought process, background, and discussion are poorly developed and stated	Fair Hypothesis stated with minimum error 3 resources cited Thought processes, background, and discussion less developed.	Good Hypothesis clearly stated (correctly) 3 resources cited Thought processes, background, and discussion developed and reasonable.
Materials & Methods 20% 6 pts Rough 10 pts Final	Poor Procedure, materials, controls, and variables are not clearly stated or may be missing.	Fair Procedure and materials reasonably stated Controls and variables reasonably stated	Good Written in paragraph form. Procedure and materials clearly stated. Controls and variables clearly stated
Results & Discussion 20% 6 pts Rough 10 pts Final	Poor Results are not addressed in regards to hypothetical support. Visuals absent or poor Explanations are missing or illogical.	Fair Results presented in terms of hypothesis and support. Visual representation of data/results Explanations are attempted but not fully formed/logical.	Good Results presented in terms of hypothesis and support. Visual representations of data/results. Logical attempt at explaining observations
Writing Style 20% 6 pts Rough 10 pts Final	Poor Major errors in style.	Fair Minor errors in style	Good Use of correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling. Apparent effort made and evidence of proof-reading and preparation