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DESCRIPTION SCORE
Student’s drawing records detailed observations of the specimens or props studied.
The drawing is labeled and has a complete heading. Relevant descriptions or answers to questions are attached and complete. Important structures or parts are labeled. 25 Color is used if requested in class. A sense of scale is provided.
Student’s drawing records a considerable number of observations of the specimens or
props studied. A few parts are absent that would increase the amount of information communicated through the drawing. Most labels and descriptions are included and 20 accurate.
Student’s drawing records some observations of the specimens or props studied.
Neatness and lack of detail prevent the reader from interpreting all parts of the drawing. Labels, descriptions, or other important features are absent. 15
Student’s drawing records minimal observations of the specimens or props studied.
The drawing either cannot be read clearly or does not communicate necessary information about the specimen or prop observed. 10
Student’s drawing is not complete, is unreadable, or lacks the information necessary
to demonstrate that the student made observations and recorded them. 5
DESCRIPTION SCORE
Student’s drawing records detailed observations of the specimens or props studied.
The drawing is labeled and has a complete heading. Relevant descriptions or answers to questions are attached and complete. Important structures or parts are labeled. 25 Color is used if requested in class. A sense of scale is provided.
Student’s drawing records a considerable number of observations of the specimens or
props studied. A few parts are absent that would increase the amount of information communicated through the drawing. Most labels and descriptions are included and 20 accurate.
Student’s drawing records some observations of the specimens or props studied.
Neatness and lack of detail prevent the reader from interpreting all parts of the drawing. Labels, descriptions, or other important features are absent. 15 Student’s drawing records minimal observations of the specimens or props studied. The drawing either cannot be read clearly or does not communicate necessary information about the specimen or prop observed. 10
Student’s drawing is not complete, is unreadable, or lacks the information necessary
to demonstrate that the student made observations and recorded them. 5