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Rubric for
Essay #1 – I went to a health food store… |
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Evidence 1 |
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Claimed evidence
was supportive OR ·
Provided no
effective support for position |
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Correctly
identified evidence as not very supportive ·
But weak support
for position |
Correctly identified ·
Evidence as not
very supportive ·
One or more
possible worker biases OR ·
Other possible
problems with such testimonial evidence |
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Evidence 2 |
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Claimed evidence
was supportive OR ·
Provided no
effective support for position |
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Correctly
identified evidence as not very supportive ·
But weak support
for position |
Correctly identified ·
Evidence as not
very supportive ·
May miss
customers who did not like the product OR ·
Other possible problems
with such anecdotal evidence |
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Evidence 3 |
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Claimed evidence
was supportive OR ·
Provided no
effective support for position |
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Correctly
identified evidence as not very supportive ·
But weak support
for position |
Correctly identified ·
Evidence as not
very supportive ·
Plausible
alternative explanations |
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Evidence 4 |
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Claimed evidence
was supportive OR ·
Provided no
effective support for position |
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Correctly
identified evidence as not very supportive ·
But weak support
for position |
Correctly identified ·
Evidence as not
very supportive ·
Plausible
alternative explanations |
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Evidence 5 |
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Claimed evidence
was supportive OR ·
Provided no
effective support for position |
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Correctly
identified evidence as not very supportive ·
But weak support
for position |
Correctly identified ·
Evidence as not
very supportive ·
Plausible
alternative explanations |
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Evaluation |
Chose 3, 4 or 5 |
Chose “only a little
confident” |
Chose “not at all confident” |
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Explanation |
Poor summary evaluation of
evidence |
Somewhat weak summary
evaluation of evidence |
Effective summary evaluation
of evidence |
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Rubric for
Essay #2 – Aerobic exercise and blood pressure |
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Answered YES OR Answered NO but provided inadequate rationale |
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Rubric for
Essay #3 – Growing plants |
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Rubric for
Essay #4 (Part A) – Eating fish and
depression |
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Answered YES OR Answered NO but provided inadequate explanation |
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Rubric for
Essay #4 (Part B) – Eating fish and
depression |
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Rubric for
Essay #5 – Online survey about football players |
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Rubric for
Essay #6 (first part) – Soft drink
preference |
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Conclusion not accurately identified |
Conclusion somewhat accurately identified |
Conclusion accurately identified |
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Rubric for
Essay #6 (second part) – Soft drink
preference |
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Rubric for
Essay #7 (first part) – Identify
alternative explanation |
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Does not identify plausible alternative explanation |
Identifies somewhat plausible alternative explanation |
Identifies plausible alternative explanation |
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Rubric for
Essay #7 (second part) – Describe
method for testing |
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Method described does not adequately test alternative explanation |
Method described somewhat addresses alternative explanation |
Method described effectively tests alternative explanation |
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Rubric for
Essay #8 (Part A) – Snow removal and
heart attacks |
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Rubric for
Essay #8 (Part B) – Snow removal and
heart attacks |
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Essay #9 (Part A) – Identify the
scientific questions
n One point
each (for a total of 4 points)
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Rubric for
Essay #9 (Part B) – Rewrite it as a
scientific question |
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Did NOT change non-scientific question to a scientific question |
Changed non-scientific question to a scientific question |
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