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Lab Report Rubric, Lab Reports of Physics

It consist of Far Below Standard, Approaches Standard, Meets and exceeds standard

Typology: Lab Reports

2020/2021

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Far Below Standard (1)
Approaches Standard (2)
Meets Standard (3)
Exceeds Standard (4)
LAB REPORT
RUBRIC
1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 3.8 4
<50% 58% 70% 75% 80% 89% 95% 100%
Introduction/Purpose
Intro is missing more than two
elements
Missing hypothesis and/or
The reasoning behind
hypothesis is missing.
The purpose of the lab and/or
question to be answered
during the lab is erroneous or
irrelevant.
Intro is missing two elements
Undeveloped or confusing
point of view in hypothesis
The reasoning behind the
hypothesis is undeveloped,
unrelated, or unclear.
The purpose of the lab and/or
question to be answered
during the lab is partially
identified and is stated in a
somewhat unclear manner.
Intro is missing one element
Consistent and clear
perspective in hypothesis
The reasoning behind the
hypothesis is clear, but too
brief.
The purpose of the lab and/or
question to be answered
during the lab is identified but
stated in a somewhat unclear
manner.
Intro is complete with all
required elements.
Clear, thoughtful point of view
in hypothesis.
The reasoning behind the
hypothesis is clear, thoughtful,
and complete.
The purpose of the lab and/or
question to be answered during
the lab is clearly identified and
stated.
Materials
Materials list is missing or
Materials list is incomplete,
missing more than three
elements: quantities,
measurements, or specific
details.
Two or three elements
pertaining to materials are
incomplete, unclear, or
missing: quantities,
measurements, or specific
details.
One element pertaining to
materials is incomplete,
unclear, or missing: quantities,
measurements, or specific
details.
Materials are complete with
quantities, measurements, and
specific details.
Procedures
Procedures are missing or
contain a minimal number of
the stated requirements
Procedures do not accurately
list the steps of the
experiment.
Very difficult for others to
follow these procedures, as
written.
Procedures include some of
the stated requirements
Steps are listed but are not in
a logical order or are difficult
to follow.
Others would have some
difficulty following the
procedures, as written.
Procedures include most of
the stated requirements
Steps are written in a logical
order but are not numbered
and/or are not in complete
sentences.
Anyone could follow the
procures but might have a
question or two.
Procedures include all stated
requirements
Steps are clearly written, each
being numbered and in
complete sentences.
Anyone could easily follow
these procedures.
Results/Data
Data/evidence is missing.
No attempt has been made to
organize data/evidence
Needed diagrams, charts,
and/or graphs are missing or
are missing key labels or
information.
No calculations were shown
but were needed OR results
were inaccurate.
Quality and quantity of
data/evidence is inadequate to
meet the task.
Data table is inadequate.
Missing titles, labels, etc.
Diagrams, charts, and/or
graphs are included.
Some calculations, if
applicable, are shown but
some may be inaccurate or
results mis-labeled.
Quality and quantity of
data/evidence is adequate to
meet the task
Data table looks professional,
but needs a title or headings,
or graph axes or #s labeled.
Data may need to be further
processed to aid reader.
Diagrams, charts, and/or
graphs are included and are
labeled neatly and accurately.
Some calculations, if
applicable, are shown and
results are correct and labeled
appropriately.
Quality and quantity of
data/evidence is relevant and
accurate.
Data table looks professional.
All appropriate math is
complete. Titles, headings, and
all numbers are labeled.
Clear and accurate diagrams,
charts, and graphs included and
are effective, making the
experiment easier to
understand.
All calculations, if applicable,
are shown and results are
correct and labeled
appropriately.
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LAB REPORT

RUBRIC

Introduction/Purpose •^ Intro is missing more than two elements

  • Missing hypothesis and/or
  • The reasoning behind hypothesis is missing.
  • The purpose of the lab and/or question to be answered during the lab is erroneous or irrelevant. - Intro is missing two elements - Undeveloped or confusing point of view in hypothesis - The reasoning behind the hypothesis is undeveloped, unrelated, or unclear. - The purpose of the lab and/or question to be answered during the lab is partially identified and is stated in a somewhat unclear manner. - Intro is missing one element - Consistent and clear perspective in hypothesis - The reasoning behind the hypothesis is clear, but too brief. - The purpose of the lab and/or question to be answered during the lab is identified but stated in a somewhat unclear manner. - Intro is complete with all required elements. - Clear, thoughtful point of view in hypothesis. - The reasoning behind the hypothesis is clear, thoughtful, and complete. - The purpose of the lab and/or question to be answered during the lab is clearly identified and stated. Materials •^ Materials^ list is missing or
  • Materials list is incomplete, missing more than three elements: quantities, measurements, or specific details.
  • Two or three elements pertaining to materials are incomplete, unclear, or missing: quantities, measurements, or specific details.
  • One element pertaining to materials is incomplete, unclear, or missing: quantities, measurements, or specific details.
  • Materials are complete with quantities, measurements, and specific details. Procedures •^ Procedures are^ missing or contain a minimal number of the stated requirements
  • Procedures do not accurately list the steps of the experiment.
  • Very difficult for others to follow these procedures, as written.
  • Procedures include some of the stated requirements
  • Steps are listed but are not in a logical order or are difficult to follow.
  • Others would have some difficulty following the procedures, as written.
  • Procedures include most of the stated requirements
  • Steps are written in a logical order but are not numbered and/or are not in complete sentences.
  • Anyone could follow the procures but might have a question or two.
  • Procedures include all stated requirements
  • Steps are clearly written, each being numbered and in complete sentences.
  • Anyone could easily follow these procedures. Results/Data •^ Data/evidence is missing.
  • No attempt has been made to organize data/evidence
  • Needed diagrams, charts, and/or graphs are missing or are missing key labels or information.
  • No calculations were shown but were needed OR results were inaccurate.
  • Quality and quantity of data/evidence is inadequate to meet the task.
  • Data table is inadequate. Missing titles, labels, etc.
  • Diagrams, charts, and/or graphs are included.
  • Some calculations, if applicable, are shown but some may be inaccurate or results mis-labeled.
  • Quality and quantity of data/evidence is adequate to meet the task
  • Data table looks professional, but needs a title or headings,
  • or graph axes or #s labeled.
  • Data may need to be further processed to aid reader.
  • Diagrams, charts, and/or graphs are included and are labeled neatly and accurately.
  • Some calculations, if applicable, are shown and results are correct and labeled appropriately.
  • Quality and quantity of data/evidence is relevant and accurate.
  • Data table looks professional.
  • All appropriate math is complete. Titles, headings, and all numbers are labeled.
  • Clear and accurate diagrams, charts, and graphs included and are effective, making the experiment easier to understand.
  • All calculations, if applicable, are shown and results are correct and labeled appropriately.

Discussion/Data Analysis •^ Two or more of the required elements are missing OR

  • Discussion is unclear, incomplete, or does not reflect the data presented. - One of the required elements is missing (discussion of data, trends, and/or experimental errors) OR - Two of the required elements is incomplete (discussion not thorough or clear) - Data is discussed in words, using complete sentences and logical thoughts. - Trends and patterns or lack of same are noted. - Experimental errors are listed. - Data is clearly and thoroughly discussed in words, using complete sentences and logical thoughts. - Trends and patterns or lack of same are noted and clearly/thoroughly discussed. - Experimental errors are listed and a discussion is included as to how they affected the experiment. Conclusion/Summary •^ Two or more^ of the required elements are missing: whether the findings supported the hypothesis, possible sources of error, or what was learned from the experiment and/or
  • Results compared to hypothesis are stated only.
  • Connection to physical science unclear.
  • Discussion of what was learned was weak. - Conclusion missing all or part of two of the required elements: whether the findings supported the hypothesis, possible sources of error, or what was learned from the experiment. - Results compared to hypothesis are stated only. - More thought needs to be given to experimental error. - Connection to physical science is minimal. - Discussion of what was learned is weak. - Conclusion missing all or part of one of the required elements: whether the findings supported the hypothesis, possible sources of error, or what was learned from the experiment. - Results compared to hypothesis are stated and supported but could be more thorough or clear. - Discusses experimental error and how to improve experiment’s design, but could think more critically - Connection to physical science is present but could be explained more clearly. - Conclusion includes whether the findings supported the hypothesis, possible sources of error, and what was learned from the experiment. - Results compared to hypothesis are detailed and supported clearly and thoroughly. - Much critical thinking is evident in discussion of experimental error and how to improve the experiment’s design. - Report clearly connects the experiment to physical science concepts and states what was learned from the process. Overall Quality •^ Several required elements are missing
  • Poorly organized and presented
  • Lack of attention to detail
  • More than four errors in spelling, punctuation, or grammar in the report.
  • Vocabulary from grade 8 science is not used. - Some of the required elements are missing - Organization and presentation need improvement - Some details missing – could have added to understanding or to improve communication of lab - Three or four errors in spelling, punctuation, or grammar in the report. - Vocabulary from grade 8 science is seldom used. - One required element is missing - Organization and presentation are good - Details are good although being more thorough (i.e., with added comments, graphics, or explanation) in areas would enhance understanding. - One or two errors in spelling, punctuation, or grammar in the report. - In general, vocabulary from grade 8 science is used. - All required elements are present and additional elements that add to the report (i.e., thoughtful comments, graphics, explanations) have been added - Organization and presentation are excellent. - No errors in spelling, punctuation, or grammar in the report. - Vocabulary from grade 8 science is consistently used.