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GMO Discussion Rubric 
This is the culminating assignment on GMO crops, answering the question "should we grow GM crops?".
Rubric Code: D2X27X3
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Subject: Biology  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Below Grade Level

1 pts

Approaching Grade Level

2.5 pts

At Grade Level

4 pts

Above Grade Level

5 pts

Scientific Content

Below Grade Level

Doesn't fully Answer the discussion question "Should We Grow GM Crops?"

1. Doesn't use appropriate scientific language.
2. States Claim.
3. Doesn't support their claim
4. Explains their stance with emotion
Approaching Grade Level

Answers the discussion question "Should We Grow GM Crops?"

1. Uses appropriate scientific language.
2. States Claim.
3. Supports Claim with at least 1 piece of text evidence.
4. Explains their stance with logic and fact
At Grade Level

Answers the discussion question "Should We Grow GM Crops?"

1. Uses appropriate scientific language.
2. States Claim.
3. Supports Claim with at least 2 pieces of text evidence.
4. Explains their stance with logic and fact
Above Grade Level

Answers the discussion question "Should We Grow GM Crops?"

1. Uses appropriate scientific language.
2. States Claim.
3. Supports Claim with at least 3 pieces of text evidence.
4. Explains their stance with logic and fact
Source Citations

Below Grade Level

Only includes 1 in-text citation.

Works Cited is not titled and doesn't include all sources used.
Approaching Grade Level

Only includes 2 in-text citation.

Works cited is titled, but disorganized and does not include all of the sources used.
At Grade Level

Uses proper in-text citations.

Includes a Works Cited section at the end of the discussion, but is not numbered.
Above Grade Level

Uses proper in-text citations.

Includes a Works Cited section at the end of the discussion, with a numbered list of sources.
Spelling & Grammar

Below Grade Level

There are 4 or more grammatical or spelling errors. Most sentences are incomplete.
Approaching Grade Level

There are 3 or less spelling or grammatical errors.

No more than 2 sentences are incomplete.
At Grade Level

There are 2 or less spelling or grammatical errors. All sentences are complete.
Above Grade Level

There are no spelling or grammatical errors. All sentences are complete.
Feedback to Others

Below Grade Level

Provides constructive feedback/adds on to a discussion thread of at least 1 other student with respect, supporting details, and thoughtful questions.

If not respectful, will not receive any credit
Approaching Grade Level

Provides constructive feedback/adds on to a discussion thread of at least 2 other students with respect, supporting details, and thoughtful questions.

If not respectful, will not receive any credit
At Grade Level

Provides constructive feedback/adds on to a discussion thread of at least 3 other students with respect, supporting details, and thoughtful questions.

If not respectful, will not receive any credit
Above Grade Level

Provides constructive feedback/adds on to a discussion thread of at least 4 other students with respect, supporting details, and thoughtful questions.

If not respectful, will not receive any credit



Keywords:
  • GMO, GM crops, crops, discussion, science, Biology, opinion

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