Assessment Guidelines - Criteria B and C


Download MYP Science Lab Report Guide

Presenting Data:

Below are some links to some good resources to help you transform your data into graphs

Rules of making a scatter graph
Bar graph checklist
Line graph guidelines

Conclusion and Evuluation 


Conclusion and evaluation guide

Paragraph 1: Purpose, procedure and hypothesis:
1st  sentence: Summarise what you found.     In this lab the researchers found that…

2nd sentence: Summarise the procedure (what you did)
The experiment was completed using … to see what happened when…
OR The experiment was performed by… in order to ….

3rd sentence: Summarise your hypothesis and say whether your hypothesis was proved correct. (NOT Yes my hypothesis was right but the hypothesis was proven correct or incorrect)
  The researchers predicted that… because….   OR The researchers predicted that if … then…
And if your hypothesis was correct:
This confirmed (or contradicted) our hypothesis

Paragraph 2: Background information - the science behind the experiment including vocabulary about the lab. (Think about the amount of light that is being blocked)

Paragraph 3: Summarize your results
1.       The experiment showed that....... DO NOT list EVERY bit of data just the main points or the overall patterns.
 Eg -What happens to the shadow as the light source gets closer to the block?
Explain the pattern (trend seen)– use examples from your results
Were  there any results that did not fit the trend/difference in the shadow? Suggest why this may have happened?
EVALUATION
Error
Significance of the error 
Improvement



Brief description of the
error.
At least 3 errors (NOT how
well or badly you worked
with your group mates). 
How much has the error affected your results?
Large significance - (large affect on the results)
Low significance (little affect on the results)
Give examples of how the results were affected. 
What you will change if you repeated the investigation

What is a new research question that you would like to investigate further after you did this experiment?

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