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Lab Rubrics For Ananlytical and Intrumentation

This document provides a rubric for evaluating student lab reports with criteria in several areas: 1. Organization - Assesses whether the report is well-planned and organized. 2. Clarity - Evaluates the use of background information from literature and clarity of writing. 3. Introduction - Judges the appropriateness of the introduction's length, details, and grammar. 4. Methods - Rates the clarity and level of detail provided in the experimental procedures. 5. Graphs/Tables - Assesses the structure, labels, and captions used for any illustrations. 6. Results and Discussion - Examines the linkage between results and literature and efforts to illustrate findings.

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Lab Rubrics For Ananlytical and Intrumentation

This document provides a rubric for evaluating student lab reports with criteria in several areas: 1. Organization - Assesses whether the report is well-planned and organized. 2. Clarity - Evaluates the use of background information from literature and clarity of writing. 3. Introduction - Judges the appropriateness of the introduction's length, details, and grammar. 4. Methods - Rates the clarity and level of detail provided in the experimental procedures. 5. Graphs/Tables - Assesses the structure, labels, and captions used for any illustrations. 6. Results and Discussion - Examines the linkage between results and literature and efforts to illustrate findings.

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LAB RUBRICS FOR ANANLYTICAL AND INTRUMENTATION

Student Name : ………………………………………………………………. Student ID : ……………………………………………………………….

Subject Code and Subject Name : ………………………………………………………………. Lecturer : ……………………………………………………………….

Criteria Description

Organisation plan; well organised; Organised in simple way Weak plan; confusing;

5 1 Score =

Clarity Very good use of additional information from Some additional information for background Little use of additional information
literature (or textbooks) for background from literature; repeating the
practical manuals

5 1 Score =

Introduction Very appropriate length and details; easy to follow; Appropriate length and details; able to follow; Not appropriate length and details;
good grammar, punctuation and no spelling errors some mistake in grammar, punctuation and difficult to follow
spelling

5 4 3 2 1 Score =

Methods In detailed procedure with clarity and easy to Show sufficient steps to follow Not clear to follow
follow
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10 1 Score =

graphs/ Tables Very well structured; easy to read; very precise and Able to illustrate the main points; appropriate No understanding on the construct
appropriate label and caption label and caption of graphs/ tables; poor label and
inappropriate caption

5 4 3 2 1 Score =

Results and Show very good link of reults to literature; extra Moderate linkage of results to literature; some Not sufficient literature; not
Discussion examples are included for illustration further discussion motivated; no extra effort to
illustrate

10 3 2 1 Score =

Conclusion Able to suggest future development or give Some discussion for relevancy to pharmacy; No context; not motivated; no extra
examples of the practical relevancy to EXPERIMENT average effort & motivation effort shown

5 4 3 2 1 Score =

References Extra literature used; Flawless citation according to Appropriate citation; follow APIreferencing; Not appropriate citation; not follow
the Api format; appropriate literature some extra literature API referencing; no extra literature

5 4 3 2 1 Score =

Total score (maximum 50)

Comments from lecturer:


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