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Natural vs Synthetic Questions, Checklist, rubric.

I have made the original three questions into 6 to help to make sure you have the required
information. You should be able to answer each question with the information you have
gathered.

o What is the synthetic product?


o What is the importance to humans? (Why do humans use/make this synthetic product?)
o What natural resources are used to make the synthetic material?
o What are the atomic structures of the reactants and the synthetic product?
o How is the synthetic material made? What chemical process(es) are used to create the
synthetic product?)
o What are the negative and positive impacts/effects of making and using the synthetic
material, compared to making and/or using a more natural material with a similar
function?

Rubric checklist (meeting)


Go through the checklist to make sure have everything in your presentation

o Read, gather, and synthesize information from at least 3 reliable sources   


o Cite sources of information using MLA8   
o Clearly communicate scientific information in writing and/or through your chosen
presentations using scientific language   
o Support claims and findings by using qualitative/quantitative information, media, and
visual displays                                      

Rubric:
Approaching Meeting Mastering

Obtaining Read, gather, and synthesize Read, gather, and synthesize Read gather, and synthesize information
information from some information from at least 3 reliable from a variety of advanced scientific text
Informatio sources   
n Partially and/or inconsistently cite Communicate clearly and concisely in
sources of information writing
Cite sources of information using
Evaluating MLA8   
Informatio Communicate scientific information
Use scientific language accurately whenever
possible in communications
n in writing and/or through oral
Clearly communicate scientific
presentations using some scientific
information in writing and/or
language Create complex multimedia to support
through your chosen presentations
communications
using scientific language   
Partially support claims/findings by
inconsistently using qualitative and Evaluate scientific and technical texts by
Support claims and findings by assessing credibility and possible bias
quantitative information, media, and
using qualitative/quantitative
visual displays
information, media, and visual
displays                                      

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