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Lesson 3 
Rubric Code: Q23CC8A
By RoryDoyle1610
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Subject: Biology  
Type: Reflection  
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Powered by iRubric Ecosystems
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Task 1

Define Ecosystem and Explain Importance and relationships
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Little to no Information provided
Fair

Satisfactory information given
Good

Detailed information given
Excellent

Clear and Detailed information given
Task 2

Watch the Video on Ecosystems and take notes to what could be useful in the next task and more!
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No Note taking
Fair

little note taking
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Well written and good amount written
Excellent

Great amount written which is clear and relevant
Task 3

Students to get there iPad and go onto Minecraft and create a thriving ecosystem to provide a clear understanding of the ecosystems and what makes them survive and thrive
Poor

No Ecosystem built or low effort
Fair

Ecosystem Built but missing characteristics
Good

Well built Ecosystem with key characteristics built
Excellent

Well Built and functioning ecosystem has been built with detailed reasoning




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