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Lab Participation 
Allows teacher to assess classroom participation and behavior
Rubric Code: VAB27C
Ready to use
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Subject: Science  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Laboratory Behavior
  Poor

0 pts

Fair

1 pts

Good

2 pts

Student on Task

Poor

Student did not participate in the lab activity at all.
Fair

Student participated in some required activities.
Good

The student participated in all lab activities.
Student at Lab Station

Poor

Student was away from lab bench more than one time.
Fair

Student was away from lab bench one time.
Good

Student stayed at assigned lab bench.
Following Directions

Poor

Student did not follow the directions.
Fair

Student asked questions that could be answered by reading the lab.
Good

Student read and followed all lab directions.
Safety

Poor

Student was pushing, shoving, throwing things or otherwise engaged in unsafe activity.
Fair

Student was moving too quickly to be safe
Good

Student was careful to use lab equipment safely.
Loudness

Poor

Student was loud and obstreperous.
Fair

Student's voice could be heard away from lab bench.
Good

Student used a low voice.



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