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Rubric for Shakespeare's Portrait

September 2001
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Achievement Task

CRITERIA

LEVEL 1

LEVEL 2

LEVEL 3

LEVEL 4

Knowledge and understanding

-demonstrates an understanding of the chemicals found in paint pigments in 1603 the impact of the use of these chemicals on the health of society

-is able to describe the chemicals identified in Shakespeare’s portrait

-is able to predict products of reactions and write balanced chemical equations

limited ability:

-to describe the chemicals found in 1603 paint pigments and Shakespeare’s portrait

-to write balanced chemical equations

some ability:

-to describe the chemicals found in 1603 paint pigments and Shakespeare’s portrait

-to write balanced chemical equations

considerable understanding demonstrated by:

-description of the chemicals found in 1603 paint pigments and Shakespeare’s portrait

-ability to write balanced chemical equations

thorough understanding demonstrated by:

-description of the chemicals found in 1603 paint pigments and Shakespeare’s portrait

-ability to write balanced chemical equations

Inquiry

-able to describe laboratory tests that use chemical reactions to determine the presence of metal ions

-uses technical skills and procedures accurately and safely

-thoroughly researches all types of chemicals that could be found in 17th century paintings

- interprets data accurately

-draws conclusion based on experimental evidence

- tests poorly described

-uses skills and procedures with limited accuracy

- little research into types of chemicals in paintings

-interprets data with limited accuracy

-little support for conclusion

 

-study of an average design

-uses skills and procedures with some accuracy

- some research into types of chemicals in paintings

-interprets data with some accuracy

-conclusion supported to some degree by data

 

-study well designed

-uses skills and procedures with considerable accuracy

- considerable research into types of chemicals in paintings

-interprets data with considerable accuracy

-conclusion well supported by data

 

-study of an above average design

-uses skills and procedures with a high degree of accuracy

- thorough research of all types of chemicals in paintings

-interprets data with high degree of accuracy

-conclusion highly supported by data

 

Communication

-research of chemicals in paints summarized in an appropriate format

-procedures and expected observations for metal ions tests clearly described

-communicates observations and information, clearly in tables or charts

- uses appropriate scientific and chemical terms in report

- report follows journal format and is well written and organized

-a complete reference list is included and reference citations are in APA style

- charts incomplete and show limited organization

-procedures poorly described

- communicates observations and information with limited clarity

- scientific terms used with limited accuracy

- report poorly written with few references; not in journal format

 

- charts partially completed and organized

-moderate description of procedures

- communicates observations and information with moderate clarity

- scientific terms used with some accuracy

- report average with some references; some attempt to follow journal format

 

-charts complete and well-organized

-good description of procedures; -communicates observations and information with considerable clarity

- scientific terms used with considerable accuracy

- report well written with references and follows journal format

 

- charts very complete and well organized

-excellent description of procedures

- communicates observations and information with a high degree of clarity

- scientific terms used with high degree of accuracy

- report very well written with many references and shows excellent formatting

 

Making Connections

-demonstrates an understanding of the effects on health of chemicals used in 17th century paints

-is able to understand the scientific basis of an issue such as authenticity and draw conclusions based on research

- limited understanding of the effects on health of chemicals used in 17th century paints

-limited ability to understand the scientific basis of an issue and draw conclusions based on research

- some understanding of the effects on health of chemicals used in 17th century paints

-some ability to understand the scientific basis of an issue and draw conclusions based on research

- considerable understanding of the effects on health of chemicals used in 17th century paints

-considerable ability to understand the scientific basis of an issue and draw conclusions based on research

- above average understanding of the effects on health of chemicals used in 17th century paints

-above average ability to understand the scientific basis of an issue and draw conclusions based on research

 
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Last Modified 11/21/2001