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    SCORING SCHEME FORM

    Element 1: Science Process Skill

    C6 - Communicating(a) Identify the general characteristic

    of agroup of items.

    ( )(b) Explain ideas (orally/written)

    (c) Record information.( )

    (d) Choose the suitable method.( )

    (e) Prepare and plan requiredmaterials ()

    to be used (table, graph, diagram)

    C7 - Using space-timeRelationship(a) State the changes in parameters.

    ( )(eg. location, direction, shape,

    mass) with time(b) Arrange occurrence of

    phenomenonchronologically.

    ( )(c) determine magnitudes of changes

    basedon rate of changes.

    ( )(d) Explain the relationship between

    thechanges in parameters and time

    ( )

    C8 - Interpreting data(a) Gather various data through

    observation ( )(b) Detect pattern from the

    information. ()

    gathered.(c) State the relationship.

    ( )(d) Make rational explanations based

    onthe data gathered.

    ( )

    C9 - Defining Operationally(a) Define concepts by describing

    what mustbe done.

    ( )(b) Define concepts by describing

    whatshould be observed.

    ( )

    C10 - Controlling Variables(a) Determine the relevant variables

    Element 2: Experimenting andManipulative Skill

    C1 - Observing(a) Identify general characteristic of a

    group ( )of item

    (b) Identify characteristic & quality of

    certain ( )concept.

    (c) Identify unique or differentcharacteristic. ()

    (d) State the differences & similarities.( )

    (e) State the changes occurred.( )

    (f) Identify patterns or sequences of( )

    phenomenon occurred

    C2 - Classifying(a) Identify the differences and

    similarities. ()

    (b) Classify according to commoncharacteristics.

    ( )(c) Use other criteria to group objects.

    ( )(d) Explain method of classification

    used. ( )

    C3 - Measuring & Using numbers(a) Count & compare items

    quantitatively ()

    in different groups.(b) Use numbers to record

    phenomenon. ()

    (c) Compare objects using numbers.

    ( )(d) Use the right apparatus.( )

    (e) Record reading.( )

    (f) Use suitable unit( )

    C4 - Making Inferences(inferring)

    (a) Make various possible

    interpretations from ()an observation using past

    experiences.(b) Use information from an

    observation to ()

    C12 - Planning ScientificInvestigation(a) State the aim.

    ( )(b) Make a hypothesis.

    ( )(c) Identify the constant,

    manipulatedand responding variables.

    ( )(d) List the apparatus.( )(e) List the materials/substances.( )(f) Determine the procedure( )(g) Sketch/draw the set up of theapparatus. ( )

    C13 - Conducting Investigation(a) Carry out the criteria in planning.

    ( )(b) Use and handle apparatus.( )(c) Use & handle materials &specimens. ( )

    C14 - Collecting & Recording A. Quantitative Experiment(i) Record the measurement.

    ( )(ii) Write the measurement unit.( )(iii) Make sufficient observation to( )

    reduce error(iv) Represent & communicatequantitative data

    using tables/charts/graph( )B. Qualitative Experiment(i) Record the observation.(ii) Draw/sketch/paste the finalproduct in ( )

    the report.(iii) Label/state one physical change

    that occurs inthe drawing/final product.

    ( )

    C15 Analysing & Interpretingdata(a) Use scientific knowledge &

    understanding toexplain & interpret observation,

    measurements/

    or pattern in the data( )

    (b) Explain the consequences if oneof the

    variables is absent.( )

    All correct 3m, (a) (b), (c) - 2m,

    At least a set of data & identifypattern 1m

    All correct 3m, (a), (b),(c)- 2m,

    (a) and/or (b) 1m

    All correct 3m, some data - 2m,Choose or arrange data 1m

    All correct 3m, At least four & statesome observations correctly- 2m,

    At least two & state one observation 1m

    All correct 3m, (a), (b) & state brieflymethod of classification - 2m, show ideaof classification using (a) and/or (b) 1m

    All correct 3m, (a), (b), (c), (d), (e)- 2m, show idea of measuring using(a) (b), (c) or (d) 1m

    All correct 3m, At least five withassistance - 2m, At least three withassistance 1m

    All 3m, all with assistance - 2m, (b)or (c) with assistance 1m

    All correct without much assistant2m, Partially correct- 1m,

    All correct 3m, state concept basedon (a) or (b) - 2m, Basic statementbased on an observation 1m

    All correct without much assistance-3m, A (i,.ii,.iii) or B(i, ii) withassistance - 2m, Record one set ofinformation (measurement/observation) 1m

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    make an initial conclusion.(c) Use the inference made as a tool to

    ( )determine the following

    observation.

    C5 - Predicting(a) Use the previous or present data to

    predict a possible occurrence.( )(b) Use pattern as evidence in making

    prediction.( )(c) Determine the possible outcomefrom

    any activity.( )(d)Verify prediction based on set of

    data of past experience.( )

    in ( )An investigation

    (b) Determine the constant,manipulated

    and responding variables.( )

    (c) Determine the appropriate actionon

    the manipulated variable.( )

    C11 - Making Hypothesis(a) Identify manipulated &

    responding ()

    variables.(b) Determine the relationship

    between the( )

    two variables based on theinference

    made.

    C16 Making Conclusion(a) State whether the hypothesis

    can be acceptedor rejected with appropriate

    reason. ( )(b) Consider whether the evidence

    collected issufficient to support any

    conclusion. ()

    Element 3: Scientific Attitudeand Noble Values

    C17 Scientific Attitudes &Noble values(a) Intrinsic attitude

    ( )(b) Extrinsic attitude

    ( )(c) Thinking ability

    ( )(d) Noble values

    ( )

    All correct 3m, identify variables &relate variables partially correct - 2m,state idea on relationship betweenvariables 1m

    A c o rrect 3m, (a) &( b)- 2m,(a) m

    All correct 3m, (a) & (b) - 2m,At least one 1m

    All correct 3m, (a), (b),(c) - 2m,(a) or (b) to make a partially correct

    prediction 1m

    Exhibit all continuously 4m, exhibittwo to three continuously - 3m, exhibit

    two to three - 2m, exhibit one 1m

    All correct 3m, (a) and determineany two variables - 2m, identify anyone of the variables 1m

    All correct 2m, Partially correct- 1m