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Waves Project

Rubric Code: YB9CC7

By degreeff

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Subject: Science

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Section 1-1
	Poor 0 pts	Fair 1 pts	Good 2 pts	none (N/A)	none (N/A)
Definition of Wave Type	Poor did not include term or concept	Fair only defined term or just provided a diagram	Good definition given and diagram provided with correct labels: wavelength, amplitude and frequency	none	none
Demonstrate 1 or more
	Poor 0 pts	Fair 1 pts	Good 2 pts	Very Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
reflection	Poor not included	Fair definition only	Good definition and picture or diagram	Very Good demonstrated on only one wave type	Excellent demonstrated on both longitudinal and transverse wave
refraction	Poor not included	Fair definition only	Good definition and picture or diagram	Very Good demonstrated on only one wave type	Excellent demonstrated on both longitudinal and transverse wave
diffraction	Poor not included	Fair definition only	Good definition and picture or diagram	Very Good demonstrated on only one wave type	Excellent demonstrated on both longitudinal and transverse wave
constructive interference	Poor not included	Fair definition only	Good definition and picture or diagram	Very Good demonstrated on only one wave type	Excellent demonstrated on both longitudinal and transverse wave
destructive interference	Poor not included	Fair definition only	Good definition and picture or diagram	Very Good demonstrated on only one wave type	Excellent demonstrated on both longitudinal and transverse wave
Presentation
	Poor 0 pts	Fair 1 pts	Good 2 pts	Very Good 3 pts	none (N/A)
drawn diagrams	Poor not provided	Fair only minimal diagrams provided, but not labeled correctly	Good most diagrams were hand drawn and most correctly labeled	Very Good all diagrams provided for the concepts in the previous demonstration section, and were labeled correctly	none
overall presentation	Poor no presentation done	Fair material is sloppy and disorganized, showing minimal effort	Good material is fairly organized and neat; too much information in one area making it difficult to read	Very Good material is very organized and neat; information is easily read and understood	none
spelling and grammar	Poor numerous spelling and grammar mistakes in project	Fair many spelling mistakes with some grammar errors	Good some spelling mistakes and few to no grammar errors	Very Good no spelling errors or grammar errors	none
manipulatives and props	Poor none used	Fair most of the material was presented in writing with only 1-2 diagrams, props or manipulatives used to demonstrate concepts	Good some of the material was supported with diagrams, props, or manipulatives to demonstrate an understanding of the properties and concepts of waves	Very Good multiple use of manipulatives, props, and diagrams throughout the presentation to demonstrates a clear understanding of the properties and concepts of waves	none Note: manipulatives can include props and/or demos and/or videos
sources	Poor none provided	Fair one source was provided	Good two sources provided	Very Good more than two sources provided using correct referencing techniques	none

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