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Forensics Fingerprints Essay or Comic
Forensics Hair Story/Comic/Essay project
Rubric Code:
FX7WW68
By
illyjan
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Subject:
Science
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Fingerprints
A
(N/A)
B
(N/A)
C
(N/A)
D
(N/A)
55
(N/A)
45
(N/A)
Classification of Fingerprints
A
Students will be able to
accurately describe in detail the three basic patterns of fingerprints and how they are different from one another
B
Students will be able to accurately describe in detail the three basic patterns of fingerprints, but did not include how they are different from one another
C
N/A
D
Students were mostly accurate in their description of the three basic patterns of fingerprints and how they are different form one onther
55
Student were inaccurate n their descriptions of the three basic fingerprint patterns and how they are different from each other.
45
students did not do this section
Lab methods of retrieiving fingerpr
A
Students will be able to accurately discuss fingerprint lifting methods that were used in lab and how they are different from each other
B
Students will be able to accurately discuss fingerprint lifting methods used in lab, but did not include how they are different from each other
C
D
Students were mostly accurate in discussing fingerprint lifting methods used in lab and how they are different from each other
55
Students were inaccurate in discussing fingerprint lifting methods used in lab and how they are different from each other.
45
student did not do this section
Vocabulary
A
Student used vocabulary accurately
B
C
D
55
Student did not use vocabulary accurately
45
Clarity
A
Your concept demonstrates clarity by being completely understandable, and leaves no room for misinterpretation or confusion on the part of the reader.
B
C
Your concept demonstrates clarity by being mostly understandable, but it leaves room for misinterpretation or confusion on the part of the reader.
D
55
Your concept does not demonstrate clarity because it is can easily be misinterpreted and is confusing for the reader.
45
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