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Basic Anatomy and Physiology of the Nervous System
Basic Anatomy and Physiology of the Nervous System
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Rubric Code:
Q2447AC
By
jessinadeau
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Subject:
Biology
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
9-12, Undergraduate
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Anatomy and Physiology Assessment
Insufficient Evidence
1 pts
Below Expectation
2 pts
Approaches Expectation
3 pts
Meets Expectation
4 pts
Cells and Their Function
Insufficient Evidence
Student does not demonstrate understanding that DNA is responsible for the specialization of cells or how specialized cells enable the functions of biological systems.
Below Expectation
Student understands that DNA is responsible for the specialization of cells but does not demonstrate understanding of how specialized cells enable the functions of biological systems.
Approaches Expectation
Student understands that DNA is responsible for the specialization of cells, and how specialized cells enable some functions of biological systems.
Meets Expectation
Student understands the process of how DNA is responsible for the specialization of cells, and how specialized cells enable functions of biological systems.
System Organization
Insufficient Evidence
Student does not demonstrate understanding of how biological systems are organized.
Below Expectation
Student knows how biological systems are organized but cannot demonstrate knowledge of how that organization allows for specific functions.
Approaches Expectation
Student knows how biological systems are organized and approaches understanding of how that organization allows for specific functions.
Meets Expectation
Student knows how biological systems are organized and how that organization allows for specific functions.
Structure and Function
Insufficient Evidence
Student does not demonstrate understanding of the interdependence between systems of an organism.
Below Expectation
Student understands the interdependence between systems of an organism but does not demonstrate understanding of how this interdependence allows organisms to function as a whole.
Approaches Expectation
Student understands the interdependence between systems of an organism and demonstrates some knowledge of how this interdependence allows the organism to function as a whole.
Meets Expectation
Student understands the interdependence between systems of an organism and how this allows organisms to function as a whole.
Use of Models
Insufficient Evidence
Student does not demonstrate the ability to create/label a model to show the structure of biological systems.
Below Expectation
Student can create/label a model to show the structure of biological systems.
Approaches Expectation
Student can create/label a model to show the relationship between structure and function within a single biological system.
Meets Expectation
Student can create/label a model to show the relationship between structure and function within, and between, biological systems.
Cause and Effect
Insufficient Evidence
Student cannot identify changes in a systems’ structure or how this affects its’ function.
Below Expectation
Student can identify changes in a systems’ structure but is unable to connect how these changes affect its’ function.
Approaches Expectation
Student can identify changes in a systems’ structure and approaches understanding of how these changes affect its’ function.
Meets Expectation
Student can identify how changes in a systems’ structure affect its’ function.
Scientific Evidence
Insufficient Evidence
Student is unable to obtain scholarly evidence to support scientific explanations even with help from peers and instructors.
Below Expectation
Student obtains scholarly evidence to support scientific explanations with significant help from peers and instructors.
Approaches Expectation
Student obtains scholarly evidence to support scientific explanations with minimal help from peers and instructors.
Meets Expectation
Student independently obtains scholarly evidence to support scientific explanations.
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Biology
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