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Assessed Items |
Points |
What to Look For |
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Report on how method of reproduction and species endangerment are related |
3 |
Research and presentation reflect full understanding that sexual reproduction helps ensure survival of a species, but that asexual reproduction has also produced some very hardy species. |
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2 |
Research and presentation reflect some understanding of complexity of issue. |
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1 |
Research and presentation reflect a lack of understanding. |
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Poster or chart of endangered species: specialists vs. generalists |
3 |
Poster is nicely rendered; reflects research that shows generealists are less likely than specialists to become endangered. |
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2 |
Poster is proficiently rendered; some understanding shown. |
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1 |
Poster is not well-rendered, reflecting lack of understanding. |
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Making "fossils" of endangered species |
3 |
Fossil is of endangered species and is well-made in cast or mold model. |
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2 |
Fossil is of endangered species; model is adequately executed. |
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1 |
Fossil of extint or not endangered species; model is not well made. |
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Debate |
3 |
Debate skills show research and preparedness; assimilation of information on reproduction, heredity, and change through time synthesized. |
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2 |
Adequate research and preparedness; good assimilation and use of information. |
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1 |
Poor research and preparedness; incomplete assimilation and use of information incomplete. |