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Cell Cycle Disease Project
Cell Cycle Disease Brochure
Alabama Course of Study 9-12.6 Describe the roles of mitotic and meiotic divisions during reproduction, growth, and repair of cells.
Rubric Code:
JCXWA3
By
ctolbert
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Subject:
Biology
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Cell Cycle Disease Project
Mastery
20 pts
Advanced Proficient
15 pts
Proficient
10 pts
Partial Proficient
5 pts
Non-Proficient
0 pts
Description of Disease
Mastery
An in-depth
description of the disease. The student explained the role of mitotic/meiotic cell division in the onset of the disease. More than the following were provided in the project:
- treatment
- causes
- symptoms
- diagnosis
Advanced Proficient
A very good description of the disease. The student discuss the role of mitotic/meiotic cell division in the onset of the disease. All of the following were provided in the project:
- treatment
- causes
- symptoms
- diagnosis
Proficient
Some description of the disease. The student described the role of mitotic/meiotic cell division in the onset of the disease. Three of the following were provided in the project:
- treatment
- causes
- symptoms
-diagnosis
Partial Proficient
Very little description of the type of disease. The student identified the role of mitotic/meiotic cell division in the onset of the disease.Two of the following were provided in the project:
-treatment
-causes
-symptoms
-diagnosis
Non-Proficient
No description of the disease. The student did not identify the role of mitotic/meiotic cell division in the onset of the disease.One or less of the following was provided in the project:
- treatment
- causes
- symptoms
- diagnosis
Accuracy
Mastery
Text is 100% accurate. Information is up-to-date and all sources are cited on the reference page (including images)
Advanced Proficient
Text is 90-99% accurate. All sources are cited on the reference page. Images are not cited on the reference page.
Proficient
Text is 80-89% accurate.
Most sources are cited on the reference page.
Partial Proficient
Text is less than 80% accurate.
Some sources are cited on the reference page.
Non-Proficient
Less than half of the information is accurate and/or confusing.
No reference page is included with the project.
Graphics & Pictures
Mastery
Graphics/pictures are relevant to text. Good mix of text and illustrations that are unique and effective.
Advanced Proficient
Graphics/illustrations are relevant but excessive
Proficient
Too many pictures/graphics distract from text.
Partial Proficient
Minimal graphics/illustrations used and/or do not go with text.
Non-Proficient
No graphics or illustrations used at all.
Attractiveness
Mastery
The completed project has an exceptionally
attractive format, is extremely well-organized, colorful, and very pleasing to the eye.
Advanced Proficient
The completed project has an attractive format, is organized, and neat.
Proficient
The completed project has an average format, mostly organized and neat.
Partial Proficient
The completed project has a confusing format, seems hastily thrown together.
Non-Proficient
The completed project is messy and confusing, distracting color (or lack of), last minute project.
Spelling & Grammer
Mastery
No spelling errors. Each section is clear and well explained. Grammar is correct. Vivid and catchy word choice.
Advanced Proficient
Almost all sections are clear and well-defined. Minimal spelling and grammatical errors.
Proficient
All sections have a few spelling and grammatical errors.
Partial Proficient
Less than half the sections are clear. Several spelling errors. Glaring grammatical errors.
Non-Proficient
Spelling errors and grammatical errors detract from clarity of the project.
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