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    GS9.2 Rubric For Labs

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    The rubric outlines the key components of a good lab report and provides criteria for evaluating each component as good, satisfactory, or unsatisfactory. A good lab report will have: a clear and understandable procedure, discussion of data analysis and major results, neat graphs and figures with correctly plotted data and measurements, clear statements of major results and sources of error, an original initialed data sheet, and a clear title with all relevant details.

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    The rubric outlines the key components of a good lab report and provides criteria for evaluating each component as good, satisfactory, or unsatisfactory. A good lab report will have: a clear and understandable procedure, discussion of data analysis and major results, neat graphs and figures with correctly plotted data and measurements, clear statements of major results and sources of error, an original initialed data sheet, and a clear title with all relevant details.

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    The rubric outlines the key components of a good lab report and provides criteria for evaluating each component as good, satisfactory, or unsatisfactory. A good lab report will have: a clear and understandable procedure, discussion of data analysis and major results, neat graphs and figures with correctly plotted data and measurements, clear statements of major results and sources of error, an original initialed data sheet, and a clear title with all relevant details.

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    GS9.2 Rubric For Labs

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    The rubric outlines the key components of a good lab report and provides criteria for evaluating each component as good, satisfactory, or unsatisfactory. A good lab report will have: a clear and understandable procedure, discussion of data analysis and major results, neat graphs and figures with correctly plotted data and measurements, clear statements of major results and sources of error, an original initialed data sheet, and a clear title with all relevant details.

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    Rubric for Lab Reports:

    Component Good Satisfactory Unsatisfactory


    Proceedure Clear statement of what Clear statement of Incorrect or
    was done, that anyone what was done Incomplete
    could understand without understandable for statement of the
    having seen the somebody who has experiment.
    experiment done the experiment
    Discussion Clear discussion of how Basic discussion of Major points
    the data was analyzed what was done with missed in
    whether graphically, the possible omission discussion.
    diagrammatically, or of minor points (such
    through intermediate as a slope of a line or
    calculations 1 ray on a ray
    diagram)
    Graphs and Figures Neat and clear. Axes are Data plotted correctly Axes not to scale
    to scale. Data plotted or nearly correctly. for graphs. “best
    correctly. For linear data, Only a few minor fit” line not drawn.
    a “best fit” line is plotted mistakes in drawing Slope not taken.
    and its slope correctly “best fit” line and Incomplete
    taken. For diagrams all taking slope. Minor diagrams.
    relevant constructions details left off
    and measurements are diagrams.
    made
    Results & All major results All or most major Major results not
    Conclusions discussed in class are results discussed in mentioned.
    clearly stated. Ideally class stated.
    experimental outcomes
    should be related to
    everyday life.
    Sources of Error Two or three reasonable Two or three possible Sources of error not
    sources of error are sources of error mentioned.
    listed. Ideally should listed.
    have a discussion of how
    error could be reduced
    Data Sheet Original data initialed by Very messy (but still Copy of data (not
    the instructor. Neatly legible) data. original). Some
    tabulated data missing.
    Illegible data
    Title Experiment title, Experiment title and Missing or illegible
    Instructor’s name, student’s name experiment title or
    Student’s name, date, written clearly. student’s name.
    and GS 9.2 written
    clearly.

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