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Physics Seminar Rubric (Report Assesment)

This document contains three evaluation rubrics for a student seminar presentation, research paper, and overall work throughout a term. The rubrics assess content, presentation quality, writing quality, difficulty level, progress, initiative, organization, ethics, knowledge, and skills. Scores are given on a scale of 0 to 4 for each criterion, with total scores corresponding to letter grades. The evaluator uses these rubrics to provide structured feedback and assessment of the student's work.

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Physics Seminar Rubric (Report Assesment)

This document contains three evaluation rubrics for a student seminar presentation, research paper, and overall work throughout a term. The rubrics assess content, presentation quality, writing quality, difficulty level, progress, initiative, organization, ethics, knowledge, and skills. Scores are given on a scale of 0 to 4 for each criterion, with total scores corresponding to letter grades. The evaluator uses these rubrics to provide structured feedback and assessment of the student's work.

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Seminar Presentation

Student _____________________________

Evaluator ___________________________

Does not Meets Meets


meet criterion criterion
criterion somewhat fully
Content
Background/Intro is sufficient to 0 1 2
understand how this project fits
into larger field
Description of methodology is 0 2 4
sufficient for audience to
understand the procedure
Explanations are 0 1 2
understandable/clear
Highlights of results are 0 2 4
described
Conclusions stated are supported 0 2 4
by the analysis
Errors/Uncertainties are 0 2 4
presented correctly
References/Sources are cited 0 1 2
correctly
Audience questions are answered 0 1 2
honestly (i.e. no bluffing or
guessing)
Presentation Quality
Speaking is understandable/clear 0 1 2
Speaker is composed 0 1 2
Speaker can answer questions 0 1 2
professionally
Speaker makes eye contact with 0 1 2
audience
Speaker uses professional body 0 1 2
language
Visuals/PPT are clear and 0 1 2
readable
Visuals/PPT have appropriate 0 1 2
amount of text, diagrams
Visuals/PPT are free of 0 1 2
errors/typos
Total

38-42 A Comments:
33-37 B
28-32 C
23-27 D
Paper
Student _____________________________

Evaluator ___________________________

Does not Meets Meets


meet criterion criterion
criterion somewhat fully
Content
Abstract is meaningful 0 1 2
Inquiry question is clearly stated 0 1 2
Background/Intro is described 0 2 4
sufficiently to understand the
project
Background information is 0 1 2
correct
Experimental design is described 0 2 4
sufficiently and includes
appropriate figures
Results/Data are stated 0 2 4
completely
Conclusions show evidence of 0 2 4
critical thinking
Errors/Uncertainties are 0 2 4
analyzed correctly
Graphs/diagrams are labeled 0 1 2
completely
Graphs/diagrams include error 0 1 2
bars, units
References/Sources are cited 0 2 4
correctly
At least one reference is from a 0 1 2
journal
Problems encountered are 0 2 4
described with attempted
solutions
Writing Quality
Grammar is correct 0 1 2
Spelling is correct 0 1 2
Paper format is clear 0 1 2
Ideas are presented clearly 0 2 4
Paper was delivered to reader in 0 1 2
a timely manner
Total

47-52 A Comments:
41-46 B
35-40 C
29-34 D
Student’s Work Throughout Term
Student _____________________________

Advisor _____________________________

Does not Meets Meets


meet criterion criterion
criterion somewhat fully
Difficulty level of chosen project 0 1 2
was appropriate
Student spent sufficient time on 0 1 2
project
Student made consistent progress 0 2 4
(i.e. not all at the last minute)
Student took initiative 0 1 2
Student was organized in 0 1 2
methodology
Student practiced ethical 0 1 2
behavior
Student showed 0 1 2
curiosity/enthusiasm for project
Student showed content 0 2 4
knowledge gained from previous
physics coursework
Student showed skills gained 0 2 4
from previous physics
coursework
Total

22-24 A Comments:
20-22 B
17-20 C
14-16 D

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