Car Chemistry

by Crystal Bell, Ardelia Ford, and Saba Waheed

Introduction
Anchor Video
Concept Map
Project Calendar
Lesson Plans
Letter to Parents
Assessments
Resources
Modifications
Grant

Car Chemistry Assessment

This project will be assessed individually as well as a group of students. Individual assessment will be based on the studentÍs performance observed in quizzes, lab write-ups, class participation, homework, project presentation, and log of their daily activities in class in a notebook. Group assessment will be done by each student in which they will evaluate their group mates according to their participation in a lab, project presentation, or any group activity done in class.

Rubric for group assessment:

**This rubric will be handed out at the end of each group activity. **

Assessment

Circle the number to evaluate your group mateÍs performance.

Excellent

Good

Fair

Did not participate at all.

Setting up the apparatus in the lab.

1

2

3

4

Cooperate with other group members while performing the lab.

1

2

3

4

Communicate with other group members.

1

2

3

4

Over all progress in the group activity.

1

2

3

4

What grade will you assign this group member if you were to grade his assignment?

A

B

C

D

F

COMMENTS/SUGGESTIONS:

(Please feel free to write anything that I should know other than the things mentioned above e.g. group conflicts, attendance issues, or any pleasant or unpleasant experience. You may include comments or suggestions regarding the group activity e.g. how effective it was? Or how can it be improved?)

Project Rubric for individual assessment:

Task #

Task

Possible Points

Points awarded

Class average

1

Daily log book

F    Organized.

F     Each page is dated.

F     Complete sentences used to describe the class activity or the understanding gained through it.

5%

2

Lab write ups

F     Purpose

F     Introduction

F     Procedure

F     Data

F     Data analysis (graphs or tables with calculations)

F     Conclusion

20%

3

Benchmark lessons.

F     Worksheets.

F     Pop quizzes.

F     Concept maps.

F     Homework.

15%

4

Project paper

F     Prove the understanding of the concepts explained in class through lessons or labs or demos.

 

20%

5

Presentation

F     Power point presentation to show the concepts learned and their application in cars.

20%

6

Resources used:

F     Websites

F     Books

F     Articles.

5%

7

Group evaluations.

5%

8

Attendance.

10%

TOTAL POINTS

100%