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    This document provides a rubric to evaluate conclusions. It contains 10 criteria to assess elements such as restating the hypothesis, using data and analysis to tell results, making inferences, discussing problems and future work, grammar, and following directions. Each criterion is scored from 0-3, with 3 being excellent. The overall score out of 35 is part of the final report grade.

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    This document provides a rubric to evaluate conclusions. It contains 10 criteria to assess elements such as restating the hypothesis, using data and analysis to tell results, making inferences, discussing problems and future work, grammar, and following directions. Each criterion is scored from 0-3, with 3 being excellent. The overall score out of 35 is part of the final report grade.

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    This document provides a rubric to evaluate conclusions. It contains 10 criteria to assess elements such as restating the hypothesis, using data and analysis to tell results, making inferences, discussing problems and future work, grammar, and following directions. Each criterion is scored from 0-3, with 3 being excellent. The overall score out of 35 is part of the final report grade.

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    ‭Conclusion Rubric‬

    ‭0= No evidence 1= Poor 2= Good 3= Excellent Suggestions/Comments‬

    ‭ estate hypothesis and‬


    R
    ‭whether or not data‬
    ‭supported the hypothesis.‬ ‭_______/ 3‬

    ‭ etell the data using the‬


    R
    ‭numbers, and/or your‬
    ‭analysis of the numbers,‬
    ‭such as the average.‬ ‭_______/5‬

    I‭nference on why the data‬


    ‭turned out the way it did.‬ ‭________/3‬

    ‭ iscussion of problems and‬


    D
    ‭concerns.‬ ‭_______/3‬

    I‭deas for future/How to‬


    ‭expand project.‬ ‭_______/3‬

    ‭ iscussion of information‬
    D
    ‭learned‬ ‭_______/3‬

    ‭ bservations and how‬


    O
    ‭information can be applied‬
    ‭to real life.‬ ‭_______/3‬

    ‭Grammar and spelling‬ ‭_______/3‬

    ‭ roper capitalization and‬


    P
    ‭punctuation‬ ‭_______/3‬

    ‭Sentence Flow/Structure‬
    ‭_______/3‬

    ‭Following given directions:‬


    ‭-‬ ‭Default setting for‬
    ‭font, size, and‬
    ‭margins‬
    ‭-‬ ‭Double-Spaced‬
    ‭-‬ ‭One page‬
    ‭_______/3‬

    ‭Overall Score‬ ‭__________35‬

    ‭(Part of Final Report Grade)‬

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