SGEN - Scientific Paper Rubrics
SGEN - Scientific Paper Rubrics
SGEN - Scientific Paper Rubrics
Measuring the Viscosity of New and Used Palm Oil Using the Falling Ball Method 94 %
Bergonio, Alyssa Corinn C.
CRITERIA 4 3 2 1 SCORE
Title Is descriptive of question and work Gives a general description of question and Is present Not present
performed work performed Missing two of the following: dependent
Includes dependent variable, independent Missing one of the following: dependent variable, independent variable and organism 4
variable, and organisms studied variable, independent variable and organism studied
Statement form studied
Introduction Provides the reader with the necessary Contains some superfluous information Is missing one or two components of a good Is missing needed information to understand
(Background of information to understand the present study. Is missing some needed background introduction the present study or is
the Study) Gives appropriate information to previous information Contains significant superfluous information Is missing a description of the specific
studies that has an impact on the current Gives too much information--more like a purpose of the study, a description of the
study summary hypothesis being tested and a brief summary 3
Does not contain superfluous information Has all the components of a good of the experimental strategy being used at
and/or is not wordy introduction but some parts may be difficult the end of the introduction
to understand
Significance of Gives a description of the problem and the Purpose is identified. Relevant variables are Purpose is somewhat vague. Relevant Purpose is not identified. Relevant variables
the Study and specific purpose of the study, a description described. variables are described in somewhat unclear are not described.
Statement of the of the hypothesis being tested and a brief manner. 3.5
Problem summary of the experimental strategy being
used at the end of the introduction.
Hypothesis Predicted results and hypothesized Predicted results and hypothesized Predicted results and hypothesized Predicted results and hypothesized
relationship between variables clearly stated relationship between variables stated relationship between variables stated are relationship between variables are unclear 4
and reasonable reasonable
Review of Literature is well-differentiated and Literature is present but not differentiated Contains some unrevised literature and Literature simple copy pasted from their
Related explained; contains non-copy-paste literature and explained well; contains non-copy-paste limited sources are cited references
Literature from foreign and local books, journals, and literature from foreign and local books, Literature from a single source
other forms of materials that are relevant to journals, and other forms of materials that 3
the study are relevant to the study
Current citation is used in all
References All cited sources present in APA format All cited sources present Most cited sources present Many sources absent
No references not cited in the body present In required APA format Generally in required APA format Inappropriate format
Not
In the required format References relevant and appropriate References relevant and appropriate References not most relevant/appropriate to
Graded
References all highly relevant study
Grammar and Paragraphs well organized Most paragraphs well organized Many paragraphs well organized Paper lacks well organized paragraphs
Mechanics Sections with logical organization of Sections with logical organization of Several grammatical errors, typos, and Sections do not contain information
paragraphs (especially introduction, results paragraphs (especially introduction, results misspelling may be present presented in a logical order
and conclusions) and conclusions) Many grammatical errors
Few grammatical errors, typos and Several grammatical errors, typos, and Many misappropriate word usage errors
misspellings misspelling may be present (e.g., effect vs. affect) 3.5
Appropriate word selection Some misappropriate word usage errors Many misuses of scientific term
Correct use of scientific terms (effect vs. affect)
Some misuse of scientific terms