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Engineering Design Process: Build a Toy 
This rubric is used to assess the students' use of the engineering design process for designing a simple machine robot.
Rubric Code: XX6942A
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Subject: Engineering  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Below Poor

0 pts

Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Ask - Group

Below Poor

No evidence of defining the problem, or identifying the criteria and constraints was observed in the group
Poor

Little evidence of defining the problem, or identifying the criteria and constraints was observed in the group.
Fair

Some evidence of defining the problem, or identifying the criteria and constraints was observed in the group
Good

Good evidence of defining the problem and identifying the criteria and constraints was observed in the group
Excellent

Excellent evidence of defining the problem and identifying the criteria and constraints was observed in the group
Explore - Group

Below Poor

No evidence of research, learning new skills, and brainstorming and sketching were observed in the group.
Poor

Little evidence of research, learning new skills, and brainstorming and sketching were observed in the group.
Fair

Some evidence of research, learning new skills, and brainstorming and sketching were observed in the group.
Good

Good evidence of research, learning new skills, and brainstorming and sketching were observed in the group.
Excellent

Excellent evidence of research, learning new skills, and brainstorming and sketching were observed in the group.
Model - Group

Below Poor

No evidence of choosing the best solution, or building a model or prototype was observed by the group.
Poor

Little evidence of choosing the best solution, or building a model or prototype was observed by the group.
Fair

Some evidence of choosing the best solution, or building a model or prototype was observed by the group.
Good

Good evidence of choosing the best solution, or building a model or prototype was observed by the group.
Excellent

Excellent evidence of choosing the best solution, or building a model or prototype was observed by the group.
Explore - Group

Below Poor

No evidence of how to conduct a fair test or the strengths and weaknesses of the model/prototype were observed by the group.
Poor

Little evidence of how to conduct a fair test or the strengths and weaknesses of the model/prototype were observed by the group.
Fair

Some evidence of how to conduct a fair test or the strengths and weaknesses of the model/prototype were observed by the group.
Good

Good evidence of how to conduct a fair test or the strengths and weaknesses of the model/prototype were observed by the group.
Excellent

Excellent evidence of how to conduct a fair test or the strengths and weaknesses of the model/prototype were observed by the group.
Evaluate - Group

Below Poor

No evidence was explained about how the model solved or didn't solve the problem, and how it could be improved
Poor

Little evidence was explained about how the model solved or didn't solve the problem, and how it could be improved.
Fair

Some evidence was explained about how the model solved or didn't solve the problem, and how it could be improved.
Good

Good evidence was explained about how the model solved or didn't solve the problem, and how it could be improved.
Excellent

Excellent evidence was explained about how the model solved or didn't solve the problem, and how it could be improved.
Criteria - Group

Below Poor

No evidence of one moving part on the model was observed.
Poor
Fair
Good

The model had one moving part.
Excellent

The model had more than one moving part other than moving tires.
Constraints - Group

Below Poor

Completely disregarded time constraint.
Poor

Did not use time well. Time was wasted during the design process.
Fair

Sometimes used time well. There were times when the student was off task during the design process
Good

Good use of time, there were a few times when the student was off task, however for the majority of the design process the time was well spent.
Excellent

Excellent use of time. The student stayed on task during the design process.
Participation - Student

Below Poor

Completely off task
Poor

Many reminders to stay on task were given to the student.
Fair

Some reminders to stay on task were given to the student.
Good

Very little reminders to stay on task were given to the student.
Excellent

The student was on task all the time.




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