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Cell Membrane Model 
Cell Membrane Model
For this project students built a 3D model of a cell membrane.
Rubric Code: N236C29
By DocEdgar
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Subject: Biology  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Cell Membrane Model
  Needs work

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Solid

3 pts

Outstanding

4 pts

Organelles of Membrane

Needs work

Three of the organelles are missing.
Fair

Two of the organelles are missing.
Solid

One of the organelles listed in outstanding is missing.
Outstanding

The fluid mosaic model includes all organelles: the lipid bilayer, inside cell, outside cell, embedded protein molecules, protein channel, and carbohydrate chain or other molecule.
Lipid bilayer

Needs work

Description is missing more than one detail or the description is not in the student's own words.
Fair

Description is clear but lacking one detail or idea.
Solid

Description is clear AND original; description/explanation is in students' own words.
Outstanding

Original, clear description shows student fully understands the structure and function of the lipid bilayer.
Transport Types

Needs work

Explanations are unclear.
Fair

Missing one detail.
Solid

Explanation is clear. Students demonstrate differences between types of active and passive transport
Outstanding

Explanation is clear, original and accurate. It demonstrates the differences between the main types of active transport and passive transport.
Peripheral Proteins

Needs work

Explanations are unclear.
Fair

Missing one detail.
Solid

Clear explanation but lacks depth, examples or originality.
Outstanding

Accompanying description is clear and shows student fully understands the structure and function of the peripheral proteins. The description is in the student's own words.
Protein Channel

Needs work

Explanations are unclear.
Fair

Missing one detail.
Solid

Clear explanation but lacks depth, examples or originality.
Outstanding

Accompanying description is clear and shows student fully understands the structure and function of the protein channel. The description is in the student's own words.
Labels

Needs work

3 or more of the components are incorrectly identified.
Fair

2 components are incorrectly identified.
Solid

1 component is incorrectly identified.
Outstanding

Labels correctly identifies all components of the cell membrane.
Creativity & Neatness

Needs work

This model shows less than average work effort and is similar to most others turned in. The model is somewhat messy, runny, or has a lot of structural damage.
Fair

This model shows average work effort and looks similar to most others turned in. The cell model has some structural or other neatness problems.
Solid

This model shows genuine hard work on the part of its maker, but doesn't stand out as being different than the norm. The model looks neat and clean.
Outstanding

This model shows genuine hard work on the part of its maker. It stands out as being a different type of idea than the norm. The model looks neat and clean.



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