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iRubric: Lab Write Up Rubric

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Lab Write Up Rubric Lab Write Up Rubric The rubric is a general guideline to follow when grading a formal lab write up Rubric Code: B23W5W4 By thom6597 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

formal lab write up rubric
	Excellent 20 pts	Good 15 pts	Fair 10 pts	Poor 5 pts
Scientific Question	Excellent Question is clearly stated and explains the reason for the experiment. The question can be tested.	Good Question is stated but minor details are missing. The question can be tested.	Fair Question is stated but does not fully explain the reason for experiment. The question can be tested.	Poor Question does not relate to experiment. The question can not be tested.
Hypothesis	Excellent Hypothesis is based on the question and stated in an "if" "then" "because" format.	Good Hypothesis is stated but minor details are missing. Correct format used.	Fair Hypothesis is stated but does not use correct format.	Poor Hypothesis does not relate to outcome of experiment or use correct format.
Experiment	Excellent Steps of the experiment are clearly stated so that another person can perform the experiment. All materials are listed in correct amounts.	Good Steps of the experiment are stated,minor details missing; hard for another person to duplicate. Material present but not detailed.	Fair Steps of the experiment are unclear/missing; another person would not be able to perform the experiment.	Poor Steps of the experiment are not included. Material missing.
Results/ Analysis	Excellent Student gives detailed and appropriate method to collect and display data. Variables are identified.	Good Appropriate method to collect/display data. Variables mentioned but not correctly identified.	Fair Student gives an inappropriate way to collect and display data Only some variables present	Poor Student does not include a method to collect and display data. Variables not mentioned.
Conclusion	Excellent Conclusion related to hypothesis. If hypotheis is "proven" - tells how data supports it. If not, discussed how data does not support. Possible experimental errors are discussed.	Good Conclusion linked to hypothesis by data but with faulty reasoning and possible errors are not discussed.	Fair Conclusion linked to hypothesis with data but not clearly stated to support or invalidate hypothesis.	Poor Conclusion present but data is not at all discussed.