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Collision & Energy Model

Teams of two will develop a "system" that acts as a workable model to demonstrate the conservation of energy within a type of collision . The demo should be detailed enough to provide a functional understanding of type of collision what is happening with momentum and kinetic energy within the "system". Workability of the model should allow for educational understanding of the concepts and key-terms associated with collisions and related energies.

Rubric Code: J2523BB

By MsKaup

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Subject: Physics

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Poor 1 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Creativity/Effort	Poor Model or demo is constructed and/or presented in a confusing and unorganized manner.	Good The construction and presentation of a model or demo is somewhat neat, orderly and clear in conveying concepts as depicted in the above description.	Excellent The construction and presentation of a model or demo is extremely neat, orderly and clear in conveying concepts as depicted in the above description.
Workability	Poor Does not express the concepts or key-terms associated with collision and related energies	Good Details constructed or provided express to the audience some concepts and key-terms associated with collision and related energies	Excellent Details within the model express to the audience a full understanding of concepts and key-terms associated with collision and related energies
Accuracy	Poor Inaccurate use of concepts and key-terms regarding collision and related energies	Good Demo or model demonstrated a proper type of collision. Although lacked the correct concepts and information within the descriptive images or information necessary to define what was happening to the associated energies within the "system".	Excellent Correct use and definition of concepts and key-terms for conveying a proper type of collision and accurate explanation of associated energies within the "system".