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History of Atomic Structure Model
Collision & Energy Model
Teams of two/three will develop a "3D-Model" that acts as a workable/accurate model to demonstrate the development overtime of the atomic structure . The demo should be detailed enough to provide a functional understanding of type of structures and related concepts for each model throughout the history of the atom. Workability of the model should allow for educational understanding of the concepts and key-terms associated with atom.
Rubric Code:
NX43A44
By
Warburtn
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Subject:
Science
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12
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Poor
1 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
5 pts
Creativity/Effort
15 %
Poor
Model(s) is constructed and/or presented in a confusing and unorganized manner.
Time in class for construction not used wisely. Poor planning, lack of materials/info.
Good
The construction and presentation of a model(s) is somewhat neat, orderly and clear in conveying concepts as depicted in the above description.
Time in class for construction used adequately. Good planning, prepared with most of materials/info.
Excellent
The construction and presentation of a model(s) is extremely neat, orderly and clear in conveying concepts as depicted in the above description.
Time in class for construction used well. Excellent planning, prepared with all materials/info.
Workability
30 %
Poor
Does not express the concepts or key-terms associated with atomic structure for models constructed.
Less than four models of the six are displayed.
Good
Details constructed or provided express to the audience some concepts and key-terms associated with most of the six atomic models.
Excellent
Details within the model express to the audience a full understanding of concepts and key-terms associated with each of the six atomic models.
Accuracy
30 %
Poor
Many inaccurate concepts and key-terms regarding atomic models.
Good
Models demonstrate proper structures for models to include the relevant names, particles and locations discovered for each specific model.
Lacked the correct information to define the correct atomic development overtime.
Excellent
Correct use and definition of concepts and key-terms for conveying a proper workable model along with depicting the atomic structure and scientific understanding that developed overtime.
Question/Answer Period
25 %
Poor
Majority of the individual student questions regarding model(s) were not accurately answered by student during verbal questioning period.
Good
Most of the individual student questions regarding model(s) were accurately answered by student during verbal questioning period.
Excellent
All of the individual student questions regarding model(s) were accurately answered by student during verbal questioning period.
Keywords:
atom, atomic structure, atomos
Subjects:
Biology
Physics
Science
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