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Psychology School Brain Project
AP Psychology Brain Infograph
Rubric Code:
TX97AB2
By
amorley
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Subject:
Psychology
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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School Brain Part
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Poor
Basic
1 pts
Fair
Emerging
2 pts
Good
Understands
3 pts
Strong
Applies
4 pts
Excellent
Comprehends
5 pts
Brain Parts: Function & Location
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Poor
Student has few brain parts labeled, or al are inaccurate, or student has not labeled the brain.
Fair
Student has labeled all most all parts of the brain required on the diagram accurately. Or all but most are inaccurate.
Good
Student has labeled every part of the brain required on the diagram; most of the time its accurate.
Strong
Student has labeled every part of the brain required on the diagram accurately.
Excellent
Student has labeled every part of the brain required on the diagram accurately. They may even include extra parts not required.
Brain Part Interactions
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Poor
Student does not understand how the brain works and how each component interacts with another.
Fair
Student clearly understands how the brain works but cannot apply it to the case of the school.
Good
Student has a basic understanding of how the brain works through their descriptions of how the parts of the school interact with one another. Student has applied the case effectively.
Strong
Student mostly understands how the brain works through their descriptions of how the parts of the school interact with one another. Student has applied the case effectively.
Excellent
Student clearly understands how the brain works through their descriptions of how the parts of the school interact with one another. Student has applied the case effectively.
Descriptions
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Poor
Student has not put a good deal of effort into describing their school brain and how it works. Many spelling/grammar issues.
Fair
Student has put effort into describing their school brain and how it works. Many spelling/grammar issues.
Good
Student has put a good deal of effort into describing their school brain and how it works. Few spelling/grammar issues.
Strong
Student has put a great deal of effort into describing their school brain and how it works. Few spelling/grammar issues.
Excellent
Student has put a great deal of effort into describing their school brain and how it works. No spelling/grammar issues.
Graphic Quality
Poor
Student has made no attempt to make this poster presentable. It is either incomplete or shabbily thrown together.
Fair
Student's poster is complete. An attempt has been made to organize the poster in an interesting way.
Good
Student's poster is of good quality. it is visually stimulating, has color, organized, and appealing to the eye.
Strong
Student's poster is of great quality. it is visually stimulating, full of color, neatly organized, and appealing to the eye.
Excellent
Student's poster is of exceptional quality. it is visually stimulating, full of color, neatly organized, and appealing to the eye.
Creativity
Poor
The project lacks creativity.
Fair
Student has completed the project per specifications.
Good
Student has embraced the meaning of the project and has attempted to creatively display the required information.
Strong
Student has clearly made this project their own. Very creative.
Excellent
Student has clearly made this project their own. They have surprised the viewer and exceeded expectations.
Subjects:
Psychology
Types:
Project
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