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Rate your ChemLab! experience by finding the most appropriate statements in the table below.
Score Levels |
Content Knowledge Achievement of the content standards for 8th grade chemistry. |
Experimentation & Investigation Using sound scientific thinking and processes in conducting experiments. |
5 |
Understanding main concepts in chemistry and chemical reactions is demonstrated by: |
In-class work and ChemLab! Notebook demonstrate application of science process and critical thinking skills. Notebook shows systematic experimentation procedures and careful recording of data on all experiments. Conclusions are included and are based on experiment results. Notebook is neat and complete. |
4 |
Major concepts in chemistry and chemical reactions are demonstrated in: |
In-class work and ChemLab! Notebook demonstrate logical process and scientific thinking. Notebook shows use of logical procedures and recording of data on all experiments. Conclusions are included for each experiment. Notebook is complete. |
3 |
Concepts in chemistry and chemical reactions are understood. |
In-class work and ChemLab! Notebook show some scientific thinking. Each experiment is recorded and some process for conducting experiements was followed. Conclusions are included for most experiments. |
2 |
Some concepts in chemistry and chemical reactions are demonstrated. |
In-class work and ChemLab! Notebook show random approaches to solving problems. Experimentation is conducted without planning or recording of data. Results and conclusions as well as other detail information may be left out of Notebook. |
1 |
There are gaps or misunderstandings about main concepts in chemistry and chemical reactions. |
In-class work and ChemLab! Notebook show no science process or critical thinking skills. Experimentation was done without recording data on most or all experiments. Results and conclusions are incorrect or not included. |
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