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Identifying observations vs. Inferences
Students look at statements and determine whether they are observations or inferences
Rubric Code:
S844XW
By
owensj
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Subject:
Science
Type:
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Grade Levels:
6-8
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Identifying observations vs. Infere
Accomplished
5 pts
sufficient
4 pts
developing
3 pts
inadequate
2 pts
minimal
1 pts
identify inference vs. observation
Accomplished
Student almost always accurately identifies inferences and observation statements.
22-25 /25 correct
sufficient
Student consistently identifies inferences and observation statements accurately, but makes a few errors
19-21 /25 correct
developing
Student sometimes accurately identifies inferences and observations, but still struggles with concept
16-18 /25 correct
inadequate
Student often incorrectly identifies inferences and observations. Is still struggling with this concept,. Review and attempt reassessment
12-17/25 correct
minimal
most statements incorrectly identified. Shows lack of understanding.
Needs to review, relearn, and reassess
0-11/25 correct
Keywords:
inference observation
Subjects:
Science
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