IB Internal Assessment (Lab) Scoring. DCP- Aspect 1 Concluding Complete/2 States a conclusion, with justification, based on a reasonable interpretation.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Internal Assessment Your overall IB mark (the one sent to universities after the IB test) in any IB science course is based upon two kinds of assessments.
Advertisements

Chapter 2 The Process of Experimentation
Just What Is Science Anyway???
Biology Lab Report Reference Guide
Animal, Plant & Soil Science
IB Internal Assessment (Lab) Scoring. DCP- Aspect 1 Recording raw data Complete/2 Records appropriate quantitative and associated qualitative raw data,
IB Internal Assessment (Lab) Scoring. DESIGN- Aspect 1 Defining the problem and selecting variables Complete/2Formulates a focused problem/research.
IGCSE GEOGRAPHY COURSEWORK. Requirements  Candidates must offer one Coursework assignment, set by teachers, of up to 2000 words. (excluding data and.
IB Internal Assessment. State a detailed conclusion that is described & justified, relevant to the research question, & fully supported by the data presented.
Science – High School 2nd grade 1st Term
Science Fair Project 2015.
Science Fair Project Ask a question?  What do you want to investigate or figure out in the this lesson?  What will be the main question that will.
FCAT Review The Nature of Science
Scientific Method.
What is Science anyway.
International School of Amsterdam IB Diploma Physics Investigating the Investigation Now that you have some experience with practical investigations, it.
My Science Fair Project
A quick guide to success
Nature of Science.
Scientific Method Film Canister Lab.
The Scientific Method.
How to conduct a valid experiment.
The Scientific Method.
IB Internal Assessment Design. Designing an Experiment Formulate a research question. Read the background theory. Decide on the equipment you will need.
How can you find a supported answer to an investigative question?
Assessment in the Diploma Program
Science Fair Project Type your project title here Your name Period # Miss Gregory Chenango Forks Middle School.
IB Internal Assessment
Internal Assessment Your overall IB mark (the one sent to universities after the IB exam) in any IB science course is based upon two kinds of assessments.
IB Internal Assessment (Lab) Scoring. DCP- Aspect 1 Recording raw data Complete/2 Records appropriate quantitative and associated qualitative raw data,
IB Biology Topic 2 Internal Assessment
The Scientific Method l To start click here Click One of the Following To Start Your Tour l Testable Question l Writing A Hypothesis l Gathering Materials.
The Scientific Method Click One of the Following To Start Your Tour l Testable Question l Writing A Hypothesis l Gathering Materials l Writing A Procedure.
The Scientific Method. The Scientific Method The Scientific Method is a problem solving-strategy. *It is just a series of steps that can be used to solve.
Introduction to Science: The Scientific Method
Scientific Method. Scientific Theory A theory is an explanation of a set of related observations or events supported by proven experiments and verified.
Internal Assessment Investigation Assessment Criteria.
How to conduct a valid experiment.
Lab Report Guide IB.
Tahoma School District 8 th Grade Science District Assessment – In the Doghouse Tahoma Jr. High 8 th Grade Science Maple Valley, WA This Debrief will help.
Factors That Limit Yeast Growth
IB Internal Assessment Exploration. Designing an Experiment Formulate a research question. Read the background theory. State the variables. Decide on.
A Relevant and Descriptive Title Your Name and Your Partner’s Name Mrs. Ouellette, Honors Biology Licking Heights High School A Relevant and Descriptive.
Welcome to Stoneleigh’s STEM Fair Parent Night!
Introduction to Science: The Scientific Method. What is the Scientific Method? Step-by-step way in which scientists answer questions. Step-by-step way.
Scientific Method Review Scientific method is fair game on all weekly quizzes and exams.
Scientific Method What you need to know.. Title Tells your audience what report is about. Create title by combining your two variables (dependent and.
The Scientific Method The process of solving problems.
Created by Liz Bartimus
The Scientific Method Review
Assessment in the Diploma Program
Parts of a Lab Write-up.
THE SCIENTIFIC METHOD   Regents Biology.
Unit 2: Tools and Techniques of the Biologist
IB BIOLOGY INTERNAL ASSESSMENT
IB Chemistry Internal Assessment.
1.1 Reaction Rates Investigation
Unit 1: Introduction to the Study of Living Things
GCSE Required Practical – Biology 1 – Using a light microscope
7th Grade Science State Assessment Review
GCSE Required Practical – Biology 1 – Using a light microscope
Devil physics The baddest class on campus IB Physics
Devil physics The baddest class on campus IB Physics
Open the front cover of your book and put today’s date: 8/17/2015.
IB BIOLOGY INTERNAL ASSESSMENT
The Scientific Method.
Nature of Science.
Research Question What are you investigating?
Biological Science Applications in Agriculture
Presentation transcript:

IB Internal Assessment (Lab) Scoring

DCP- Aspect 1 Concluding Complete/2 States a conclusion, with justification, based on a reasonable interpretation of the data. Partial/1 States a conclusion based on a reasonable interpretation of the data. Not at all/0 States no conclusion OR the conclusion is based on an unreasonable interpretation of the data.

Asp1: States a conclusion, with justification, based on a reasonable interpretation of the data. Not evaluated but… restate the research question for the moderator (IB grader) Do not explain/list the steps of the procedure. State all final processed data with units – Your personal group data is not discussed here! – If you have 5 levels of IDV, then you will have 5 numbers (with units) to report. EXPLAIN why the lab produced these results – This is where most students struggle. – Provide citations/references for any information you had to look up or research as a footnote.

What do you mean by “explain?” “explain”- Make (an idea, situation, or problem) clear to someone by describing it in more detail or revealing relevant facts or ideas. Detail! – For example, if asked why your Elodea doesn’t grow as well in the dark vs. the light, you need to discuss the Light Dependent Reactions in detail (light exciting electrons in chlorophyll-a, ETC, formation of ATP & NADPH) as well as Light Independent Reactions (ATP & NADPH used to reduce CO 2 into glucose which can then be used by plant cells mitochondria for growth) – Be sure to provide references for where you looked this information up again

Scoring Practice: Read this example.

This Asp 1 earned a… Didn’t list processed data (rates with units) “in direct proportion” is not correct No references! What was good? discussed warmer temp’s possibly leading to denaturing of enzymes 1 Why?

DESIGN- Aspect 2 Evaluating Procedure(s) Complete/2 Evaluates weaknesses and limitations. Partial/1 Identifies some weaknesses and limitations, but the evaluation is weak or missing. Not at all/0 Identifies irrelevant weaknesses and limitations.

Asp 2: Evaluates weaknesses and limitations These are procedural errors Think about the procedure & what you did to conduct the lab. Was there anything not controlled? – Ex: different brands of fans blowing to simulate wind – Ex: Different brands of cleaner used if trying to disinfect an area – Ex: Different amount of cleaner used if trying to disinfect an area – Ex: used potato cells from 2 different potatoes Was there something that would lead to your raw data or final processed data to not be as accurate as it could be? – Ex: not enough trials – Ex: not coming in at the same time everyday to collect raw data in an on going experiment (also a control issue)

“Weaknesses” are NOT human errors!! – Do not admit that you can’t count or read a number on a graduated cylinder – The scale, timer, graduated cylinder are plenty accurate enough! You must explain why they are errors AND what affect they would have on your final, processed data

Score: ? Score: 1 Why?

Why did Asp 2 score a “1/partial.” need to discuss the uneven distribution of temperatures written into the procedure controls did not specify that maggots come from the same batch/be the same age (what effect could this have on processed data?) What was good? it did discuss the problem with maggots not going straight

DESIGN- Aspect 3 Improving the Investigation Complete/2 Suggests realistic improvements in respect of identified weaknesses and limitations. Partial/1 Suggests only superficial improvements. Not at all/0 Suggests unrealistic improvements.

Asp 3: Suggests realistic improvement to weaknesses and limitations How would you re-write the procedure to fix each error? Be specific! – Ex: If more trials are needed, then state exactly how many more trials – Ex: if you want only 1 type of cleaner to be used as a disinfectant, then state exactly which one, exactly how much, & for exactly how long it is to be used. Realistic: consider the equipment we have here (or would reasonably have in a school) – If you want to enlarge an image to make it easier to see/count, we have dissecting & light microscopes, magnifying glasses, cameras & computers. We do NOT have an electron microscope. You must also explain how this will fix the error.

Score: ? Score: 1 Why?

Why did Asp 3 score a “1/partial.” didn’t fix the uneven distribution of temperatures Why wasn’t 10 trials sufficient? If it wasn’t, then this should have been discussed as an error & then specify exactly how many trials should have been done What was good? it modified procedure so that the experimenter would not include trials where the maggot didn’t go straight