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iRubric: Analyzing Asexual and Sexual Reproduction Situations rubric

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Analyzing Asexual and Sexual Reproduction Situations Students read and analyze given situation. They decide on whether it is asexual or sexual reproduction and give reasons for method. Rubric Code: R65A49 By janettenieves Draft Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Below Grade level 1 pts	Approaching Grade level 2 pts	On Grade level 3 pts	On Next grade level 4 pts
Classify-Asexual/Sexual Classifies correctly according to the given situation<BR> CCLS: W8.a.b	Below Grade level 3 or more reproductive situations not answered, classified incorrectly.	Approaching Grade level 2 reproductive situations not answered or were classified incorrectly.	On Grade level 1 reproductive situation not answered or were classified incorrectly.	On Next grade level All given situations classified correctly.
Explanation of Situations Student uses precise and accurate information to formulate explanations CCLS: W8.a.b	Below Grade level 3 or more reproductive situations were not done or not explained correctly. Very little scientific concepts used.	Approaching Grade level 2 reproductive situations were not done or not explained correctly/clearly/completely. Some use of scientific concepts were used.	On Grade level Most reproductive situations were well explained using learned scientific concepts. One reproductive situation was not done or not explained correctly/clearly/completely.	On Next grade level All reproductive situations were explained correctly using learned scientific concepts
Conventions of English Observe the conventions of grammar usage such as capitalization, punctuation, and spelling. CCLS: 8.L.2.4.6	Below Grade level Poor/Incomplete sentence structure with extensive errors in spelling and/or punctuation.	Approaching Grade level Few errors / incomplete sentence sturcture, spelling, or punctuation.	On Grade level One or two errors in sentence sructure, spelling or punctuation	On Next grade level All sentences are well sturctured and complete with no evidence of misspelled words or errors in punctuation.