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Waste Composition Total

The document provides a template for tracking waste generation over 7 days. It includes sections to track compostable, recyclable, residual, special, hazardous, and e-waste. The template guides users to quantify waste amounts in kilograms and percentages of the total waste. It prompts analysts to consider which waste did not need to be purchased, could be reused or recycled, sold, or composted. Users are also asked to analyze waste storage and disposal practices and barriers to proper waste management. The submission deadline is March 1, 2021 and will be evaluated based on scientific report rubrics.

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Waste Composition Total

The document provides a template for tracking waste generation over 7 days. It includes sections to track compostable, recyclable, residual, special, hazardous, and e-waste. The template guides users to quantify waste amounts in kilograms and percentages of the total waste. It prompts analysts to consider which waste did not need to be purchased, could be reused or recycled, sold, or composted. Users are also asked to analyze waste storage and disposal practices and barriers to proper waste management. The submission deadline is March 1, 2021 and will be evaluated based on scientific report rubrics.

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WASTE DAY TOTAL

COMPOSITION
1 2 3 4 5 6 7

COMPOSTABLES
Fruit/vegetable scrap

Meat/fish scrap

Food left-over

Garden waste

Wood & wood


products

Others (specify):
mixed

SUBTOTAL (Kg)

PERCENT (%) to
TOTAL

WASTE

RECYCLABLES

Paper & paper


products

Plastic wrappers/soft
plastics

Plastic bottles, cups,


spoon/fork

Tetrapacks

Hard plastics

Bottles/Glass
Metal (bakal)

Iron (yerro, etc.)

Bronze

Tire/rubber

Tire/rubber

Cans

Others (cloth,
porcelain)

SUBTOTAL

PERCENT (%)to
TOTAL

WASTE

RESIDUALS

Styrofoam

Aluminum foil

Soiled/wet paper

Soiled/wet soft
plastics

Soiled cloth

Shampoo sachet &


similar products

Diapers

Napkins (sanitary)

Others: mix

SUBTOTAL (Kg)

PERCENT (%) to
TOTAL
WASTE

SPECIAL WASTE (Kg)

SUBTOTAL

PERCENT (%) to
TOTAL

WASTE

E-WASTE

Busted lamps

Used batteries

Electronic parts

Others (specify):

SUBTOTAL (Kg)

PERCENT (%)

HAZARDOUS WASTE

Used cottons (e.g.,


cotton buds)

Needles/& syringes

Others (specify):

SUBTOTAL (Kg)

PERCENT (%)

OVERALL TOTAL WASTE GENERATED FOR SEVEN DAYS

Note:

The entries to each of the waste classification are for guide purposes.

You may add items appropriately.


ANALYSIS, CONCLUSION, AND RECOMMENDATION

Points to consider:

1. Analysis should consider the objectives of the study.

2. Discuss the implications of your data.

3. As ES student, analyze the solid waste generated:

a. Which need not have been purchased in the first place?

b. Which could have been reused?

c. Which could have been easily recycled at household level?

d. Which could be sold to junk shops?

e. Which could have been composted at household level and not be disposed together with the

mainstream waste?

4. Analyze your methods/practices of solid waste storage at household level.

5. Analyze your disposal practices.

6. Consider factors that prevent you (household) from practicing proper solid waste management at
household level.

7. Present your conclusions and recommendations.

SURVEY PERIOD:

SUBMISSION OF RESULT: March 1, 2021

RUBRICS: SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH REPORT

Note: This rubric will guide you to evaluate your own work based on the criteria specified in the table.
You

have to give your own score before submitting your work.

Title of Report:

Name:

PARAMETER RATING SCALE

JUST DEVELOPING ACCOMPLISHED EXEMPLARY MY OWN MY


ACCEPTABLE (3) SCORE
(4) (2) (1) PROFES
SO'S
SCORE

Introduction Does not give Givers very Gives too much Presents a
any little information – concise lead into
information information more like a the report.
about what summary.
to expect in
the report

Research Does not Answers Answers some Answers most


answer any some questions and questions and
questions questions. includes a few includes many
suggested in other interesting other interesting
the facts. facts.
instructions.

Purpose/Problem Does not Addresses an Addresses an Addresses a real


address an issue which is issue somewhat issue directly
issue related unrelated to related to related to
activity. research. research. research
findings.

Procedure Not Some of the Most of the steps Presents easy-to


sequential, steps are are follow steps
most steps understandab understandable; which are logical
are missing le; most are some lack detail and adequately
or are confusing and or are confusing. detailed.
confusing. lack detail.

Data & Results Data table Both Both accurate, Data table and
and/or graph complete, some ill-formed graph neatly
missing minor characters. completed and
information inaccuracies totally accurate.
and are and/or
inaccurate illegible
characters.

Conclusion Presents an Presents an Presents a logical Presents a logical


illogical illogical explanation for explanation for
explanation explanation findings and findings and
for findings for findings addresses some addresses most
and does not and addresses of the questions. of the questions.
address any few
of the questions.
questions
suggested in
the template.

Grammar & Very More than Only one of two All grammar and
Spelling frequent two errors. errors. spelling are
grammar correct.
and/or
spelling
errors.

Attractiveness Illegible print, Legible print, Legible print, well Word


loose pages. some ill formed processed/printe
formed characters, clean d, clean and
letters, print and neatly bound neatly bound in a
too small or in a report cover, report cover,
too large, illustrations illustrations
papers provided. provided.
stapled Complete parts
together. of a
written/printed
technical
research report

Timeliness Report Three days to One to two days Report handed in


handed in one week late. on time.
more than late.
one week
later.

TOTAL SCORE

RATING

NOTE: Final report should be encoded on A4 paper size.

You may submit your output through email but you have to save it as PDF. For those who have no
internet connection, you may submit your output, as hard copy – printed on

A4 paper size, through the Municipal Link.

ROMULA A. OBLEOPAS

ES Faculty

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