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This rubric is designed to grade a pathophysiology project in which 40% of the points are awarded for an interview of a patient. 40% of the points are awarded for the written research paper and 20% are for a presentation of the project.

Students are to hand make 10 flashcards naming parts of the brain and their functions

Students will explore the history of a specific sport. They will research the sport and create a Google Slides presentation.

? Attached you will find six articles all having to do with Teaming. Your assignment is to pick three of the articles and write a report summarizing what you learned in each article and explaining the importance of teaming in today’s workplace. Make sure you indicate which articles you are writing about. I suggest you have a subtitle for each article and summarize them individually and then write a conclusion. ? You will not have class time for this assignment. ? Your paper must be typed, double spaced, and have a cover page. ? The report must be a minimum of 1000 words (I will be checking). That’s approximately 3 pages double spaced. Make sure you check your word count in the bottom toolbar. ? The assignment is due on Friday, May 6. ? This is worth 200 test points. ? You need to email your report to me instead of printing it because I will be checking your work count. ? I have also attached a rubric so you know exactly what you will be graded on and point values.

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Created for assessing a PowerPoint presentation on an assigned project about physics applications. The student will present to classroom of peers.

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Exploring Electricity at the high school level, grades 9-10.

Exploring Electricity at the high school level, grades 9-10.

In this investigation you will apply and extend your knowledge and skills developed in Area of Study 1 to investigate an issue involving a practical investigation.

Bridge will be made out of popsicle sticks and glue. Sticks may not be cut .You may use up to 200 sticks. The bridge must span a distance of 12 inches in length and must hold a eight (8) pound weight for at least a full minute, while the bridge is at least one foot above the floor. In addition to meeting the weight bearing and structural requirements, the bridge will also be judged on its aesthetics & blueprint design (pre-plan collaboration), so be creative.

You created a pet using Microbit codes for your friend after you listened to his/her needs. Let's use a rubric and grade how well you satisfy your partner.

The Great Egg Drop Challenge!

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Physics Lab Report Rubric

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