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iRubric: Cell Cycle Rubric

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Cell Cycle Rubric Cell Cycle Rubric This is anillustrated representation of the cell cycle. Students will include all three stages of the cell cycle (Interphase, Mitosis & Cytokinesis) to receive up to 20 extra credit points. Rubric Code: XX74CWC By tosteve Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: (Other) Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Above and beyond 20 pts	Profcient 15 pts	Developing 10 pts	Beginning 5 pts
Poster Title	Above and beyond Poster title is unique and related to the topic.	Profcient Poster title is related to the topic.	Developing Poster title is not related to the topic.	Beginning Poster title is not included.
Cell Cycle Phases	Above and beyond Cell cycle phases are fully identified. Content is accurate, comprehensive, and well-supported. One can see every step clearly followed in the project.	Profcient Cell cycle phases are clearly seen and identified. Content is accurate and well-supported.	Developing Cell cycle phases are poorly incorporated. It is not clear whether or not student followed all the steps.	Beginning Cell cycle phases are not included.
Layout/Presentation	Above and beyond Reader can easily follow the cell cycle. Graphics and descriptions are included in a logical way. The words are clearly and neatly lettered. Poster is organized and easy to understand.	Profcient Demonstrates good effort. Student put thought in how information would be presented, and the reader can follow the phases of the cell cycle..	Developing Demonstrates some effort. Some good content,and graphics.Cell cycle is there, but difficult to follow.	Beginning Effort is lacking. Minimal content,, no graphics, minimal support information or not very neat.
Graphics	Above and beyond All graphics are related to the topic and make the topic easier to understand.	Profcient All graphics are related to the topic and most make the topic easier to understand	Developing All graphics relate tot the topic.	Beginning Graphics do not relate to the topic.