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Scoring Rubric
Designing a Space Station
Overview: Students use what they're learning about space to turn their classroom into a simulated space station.
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Assessed Items |
Points |
What to Look For |
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Planning the space station |
3 |
Plans are well thought-out and creative. Reasons for different features are presneted clearly and are besed on unit concepts. |
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2 |
Plans are generally clear and based on unit concepts, but some parts are confusing or based on misunderstanding. |
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1 |
Plans are unclear, limited, and show a lack of understanding of unit concepts. Little if any creativity is shown. |
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Creating space-station modules in the classroom |
3 |
Drawings and other module elements are well made, visually interesting, and reflective of unit concepts. |
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2 |
The modules are adequately made, and generally reflect unit concepts, but some parts are poorly made or show a lack of understanding. |
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1 |
The modules are poorly made and uninteresting, reflecting a lack of understanding of unit concepts. |
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Presenting the simulation |
3 |
The simulation is creative and based on unit concepts. The student's role is well played. Module features and conditions in space are clearly and accurately explained. |
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2 |
The simulation, role-playing, and explanations are adequately developed and presented. Most content reflects unit concepts, but some are confused or inaccurate. |
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1 |
The simulation, role-playing, and explanations are poorly developed and presented, lack creativity, and show a lack of understanding of unit concepts. |
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