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4 Criteria × 4 Performance Levels
| Criterion | Beginning | Developing | Proficient | Exemplary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hypothesis | No clear hypothesis stated | Hypothesis stated but not testable | Clear, testable hypothesis stated | Clear hypothesis with reasoning for the prediction |
| Method & Procedure | Steps missing or unclear | Steps present but incomplete | Clear, replicable steps | Clear steps with attention to controlled variables |
| Data & Observations | Data missing or disorganized | Data recorded but incomplete | Data recorded clearly and accurately | Data recorded clearly with units and trends noted |
| Conclusion | No conclusion or unrelated to data | Conclusion restates data without analysis | Conclusion supported by data | Conclusion supported by data and links back to hypothesis |
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