This document is a rubric for grading an Eco-Bottle lab report. It outlines the required sections of the report and the possible points earned for each section. The main sections that must be addressed are the purpose, hypothesis, materials, background, procedure, data, results, analysis, conclusion, and safety. The analysis section focuses on explaining the carbon, nitrogen, and hydrologic cycles within the Eco-Bottle experiment. The conclusion discusses whether the initial hypothesis was supported and potential avenues for future research.
This document is a rubric for grading an Eco-Bottle lab report. It outlines the required sections of the report and the possible points earned for each section. The main sections that must be addressed are the purpose, hypothesis, materials, background, procedure, data, results, analysis, conclusion, and safety. The analysis section focuses on explaining the carbon, nitrogen, and hydrologic cycles within the Eco-Bottle experiment. The conclusion discusses whether the initial hypothesis was supported and potential avenues for future research.
This document is a rubric for grading an Eco-Bottle lab report. It outlines the required sections of the report and the possible points earned for each section. The main sections that must be addressed are the purpose, hypothesis, materials, background, procedure, data, results, analysis, conclusion, and safety. The analysis section focuses on explaining the carbon, nitrogen, and hydrologic cycles within the Eco-Bottle experiment. The conclusion discusses whether the initial hypothesis was supported and potential avenues for future research.
12-font, Times Roman, double spaced 3 Title 2 Date(s) – Start date: 2/11/ 2019, End date: 3/1/ 2019 (If you started later, 2 please note the proper start date for your team) Purpose 2 Hypothesis- Based on your design what will your terrestrial system and 2 aquatic system survive? Why or why not? Materials 2 Background Paragraph (Discuss the importance of water testing) 10 Limitations (Weaknesses that were encountered during this exploration) 1 pt. each Procedure 5 Data section o Diagram/ design concept of your Eco-bottle 5 o Mention the animals and plant types used in your study 1pt.for animal(s) 1 pt. for plant(s) description 1 pt. if group provided scientific names o Quantitative data (data table) 5 o Graphs comparing chemical data 5 o Qualitative data notes 5 Results section o One paragraph that discusses the changes that occurred over time. 10 Analysis questions o Describe in detail how the carbon, nitrogen, and hydrologic cycles are 6 pts at work in your bottle. Be sure to use data from the experiment. o Diagram the carbon, nitrogen, and hydrologic cycles that are at work in 3 pts each your bottle. cycle. Total 9 points o What other cycles could you have studied in this small ecosystem? 2 o In what way is this experiment not realistic? Is there a way to create a 2 similar experiment that more accurately reproduces conditions in the natural world? Conclusion section o One to two paragraphs that reference the data and results and 10 explores whether the initial hypothesis was correct and the possible reasons for the results. Future research potential? What could be studied? How could the lab be improved? What did you learn? Safety- Two safety rules 5 Citations – referencing background sections 5