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Model
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25
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Physical
Stresses
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Students
provided a visual representation of 5 stresses from their chosen
environment.
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25
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Adaptations
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Students
provided a visual representation of 5 adaptations for their chosen
organism to deal with the 5 stresses.
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Poster
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5
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Physical
Stress – Write up
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Students
address 5 physical stresses that are found in the chosen environment
and explain how they would affect their chosen organism.
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5
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Adaptations – Write up
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Students
address 5 adaptations to the physical stresses and explain how they
would benefit the organism.
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10
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Mechanisms
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Students
identify how the adaptations evolved.
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20
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Phylogenetic
Tree
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Students
provide a realistic model for how the organism evolved in the new
environment.
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20
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Invasiveness
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Students
give an explanation of how their new organism would fare when brought
back to an environment back on earth.
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20
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Food
Web/Nutrient Cycle
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Students
provide a model of how their organism fits into both a food chain and
nutrient cycle on the new planet.
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10
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Organization
– Presentation style
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Students'
presentation in organized and clearly presents all ideas and models.
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10
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Resources
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Student
correctly cites all sources used in their research.
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Oral
Presentation
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10
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Clarity
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Students
clearly explains model and how organism
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15
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Content
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Students
use scientific language to express ideas and uses current research to
support their models.
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25
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Peer
Evaluations
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Students
evaluate 5 other student projects in a professional and constructive
matter, providing fair feedback and grades
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Experiment
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5
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Proposal
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Students
have a clear hypothesis and establish a design that will evaluate the
hypothesis
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10
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Background
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Students
should include any relevant information related to their experiment,
including at least 3 cited resources.
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10
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Methods
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Students
clearly record and explain procedures followed.
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10
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Data
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Students
display data in graphical form, including histograms or functional
relations as appropriate.
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10
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Analysis/Conclusions
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Students
should explain clearly in words the significance of data, including
basic statistics where applicable.
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5
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Resources
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Student
correctly cites all sources used in their research.
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Case
Studies
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25
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Case
Study 1
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Student
participates and is actively involved with class discussions.
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25
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Case
Study 2
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Student
participates and is actively involved with class discussions.
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