Construct reports of current grades for all students

  1. Run cell 1 to get data into the notebook

  2. Run cell 2, changing student name to get a report for a single student

  3. Run cell 3 to output a current snapshot of all grades. Produces two files, a summary file with numeric averages, and a full file with all details for all students. These files are named with today's date, as in '02072014.txt' and '02072014_sum.txt'

  4. Change doSEND to True in cell 3 to send emails to each student with their current report. If doSEND is False then it will print the test message to the browser.

Cell 1: Get data


In [9]:
%load_ext autoreload
%autoreload 2

import datetime

import send as s
import grade as g
import report2 as r

g.GradeBook.parseDATA()

names = g.GradeBook.names.keys()
names.sort()

hw = g.GradeBook.things['hw']
hw.sort(key=lambda x: datetime.datetime.strptime(x['date'], '%m%d%Y'))

quizzes = g.GradeBook.things['quiz']
quizzes.sort(key = lambda x: datetime.datetime.strptime(x['date'], '%m%d%Y'))

skillIDs = [x['skill'] for x in g.GradeBook.things['standard']]
skillIDs.sort()

parts = g.GradeBook.things['part']
parts.sort(key = lambda x: datetime.datetime.strptime(x['date'], '%m%d%Y'))

labs = g.GradeBook.things['lab']
labs.sort(key = lambda x: datetime.datetime.strptime(x['date'], '%m%d%Y'))


The autoreload extension is already loaded. To reload it, use:
  %reload_ext autoreload

Cell 2: Single student Report


In [2]:
NAME = 'Butler, Savanah'
hg = r.hwGRADE(g, hw, NAME)
qg = r.qGRADE(g, quizzes, skillIDs, NAME)
sg = r.skillGRADE(g, skillIDs, NAME)
lg = r.labGRADE()
pg = r.partGRADE()
og = r.overallGRADE((hg,qg,sg,lg,pg))

print NAME
print 'HOMEWORK GRADE:\t', round(hg[1][3], 2), '\n', hg[0]
print 'QUIZ GRADE:\t', round(qg[1][3], 2), '\n', qg[0]
print 'SKILLS GRADE:\t', round(sg[1][3], 2), '\n', sg[0]
print 'LAB GRADE:\t', round(lg[1][3], 2), '\n', lg[0]
print 'PART GRADE:\t', round(pg[1][3], 2), '\n', pg[0]
print 'OVERALL GRADE:\t', round(og[0], 2), '\t', og[1]


Butler, Savanah
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.89 
12092013	Week1Notes
12172013	Week2Notes
  4/4 

12192013	Week3Notes
  4/4 

01102014	Week4Notes
  4/4 

01172014	Week5Notes
  1/4 Most of your observations of the chemical changes are missing

01242014	Week6Notes
  4/4 

01312014	Week7Notes
  4/4 

02062014	Week8Notes
  4/4 


QUIZ GRADE:	0.78 
12132013	Winter Week 2 Quiz
  C1   3/4
Nice explanation, but are you saying that all the molecules will be at the bottom?  Even with gravity, the molecules are pushing from all sides, but the ones below are moving faster, and there are more of them.

  T1   3/4
You have all the right details in your answer, but it is actually a lot longer than it needs to be, and some of the extra isn't really  answering the question.

01102014	Winter Week 4 Quiz
  T2   4/4


  C1   3/4
How big are the two forces on the object?

01172014	Winter Week 5 Quiz
01312014	Winter Week 7 Quiz
  R1   1/4


  R2   3/4


  R3   4/4
Neat observation -- do you think that the reaction time is *completely* unpredictable?  Can you predict the relationship between the times for a hot reaction vs. a cold one?

02072014	Winter Week 8 Quiz
  T3   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.79 
C1	Communicating a clear and complete explanation of a phenomenon.
	3.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	1.0

R2	Recognize a major result
	3.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a results
	4.0

T1	Identifying independent and dependent variables
	3.0

T2	Identifying shortcomings of a data set or the presentation of that data set
	4.0

T3	Analyzing multiple trials using averages
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0 



PART GRADE:	1.0 



OVERALL GRADE:	0.88 	B+

Cell 3: Generate and send all reports


In [10]:
import datetime
d = datetime.datetime.now()
d2 = datetime.datetime.strftime(d, '%m%d%Y')
report = open(d2 + '.txt', 'w')
summary = open(d2 + '_sum.txt', 'w')
summary.write('Name\tHW\tQuiz\tSkills\tLab\tPart\tOverall\tLetter\n')

import send
doSEND = False
studyskills = {}

for NAME in names:
    if 'role' in g.GradeBook.names[NAME]['id'][0]:
        continue
    hg = r.hwGRADE(g, hw, NAME)
    qg = r.qGRADE(g, quizzes, skillIDs, NAME)
    sg = r.skillGRADE(g, skillIDs, NAME)
    lg = r.labGRADE(g, labs, NAME)
    pg = r.partGRADE(g, parts, NAME)
    og = r.overallGRADE((hg,qg,sg,lg,pg))
    summaryString = NAME + '\t' + str(round(hg[1][3], 2)) + '\t' + str(round(qg[1][3], 2)) + '\t'
    summaryString += str(round(sg[1][3], 2)) + '\t' + str(round(lg[1][3], 2)) + '\t'
    summaryString += str(round(pg[1][3], 2)) + '\t' + str(round(og[0], 2)) + '\t' + og[1] + '\n'
    summary.write(summaryString)
    output =  ''.join([NAME, '\t Overall: ', str(round(og[0], 2)), '\t', og[1], '\n'])
    output += '\nDETAILS:\n'
    output += ''.join(['HOMEWORK GRADE:\t', str(round(hg[1][3], 2)), '\n', hg[0], '\n'])
    output += ''.join(['QUIZ GRADE:\t', str(round(qg[1][3], 2)), '\n', qg[0], '\n'])
    output += ''.join(['SKILLS GRADE:\t', str(round(sg[1][3], 2)), '\n', sg[0], '\n'])
    output += ''.join(['LAB GRADE:\t', str(round(lg[1][3], 2)), '\n', lg[0], '\n'])
    output += ''.join(['PART GRADE:\t', str(round(pg[1][3], 2)), '\n', pg[0], '\n'])
    output += ''.join(['OVERALL GRADE:\t', str(round(og[0], 2)), '\t', og[1], '\n'])
    output += "-"*60 + '\n'
    report.write(output)
    if 'ss' in g.GradeBook.names[NAME]['id'][0]:
        ss = g.GradeBook.names[NAME]['id'][0]['ss']
        if ss in studyskills:
            studyskills[ss] += output + '\n\n\n'
        else:
            studyskills[ss] = output + '\n\n\n'
    send.send(output, email=g.GradeBook.names[NAME]['id'][0]['email'], test=not(doSEND), subject = "LabScience Grade Report, as of " + d2)
for ss in studyskills:
    send.send(studyskills[ss], email=ss, test=not(doSEND), subject="Betnel LabScience StudySkills Grade Reports as of " + d2)
summary.close()
report.close()


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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: jackalden@seattleacademy.org

Alden, Jack	 Overall: 0.66	Pass

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.43
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:0 summaries:1

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
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04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:2 summaries:0

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	0.5
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   1/4


  R5   2/4
Can you be more specific?  Who thought what would be more?

  C2   3/4
Why is it surprising?

  C2   1/4


  R6   1/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   1/4


  M2   1/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   1/4
That was the second experiment.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   3/4
That the peppercorns give every person the *same* tingling feeling

  M1   1/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.46
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	1.8

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	1.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	1.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	No data for this skill

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	1.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.2

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	1.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.85
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	70.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.66	Pass
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: lilianaarnold@seattleacademy.org

Arnold, Liliana	 Overall: 0.93	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.69
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
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04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:1

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.95
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4
I think you have a typo in the first sentence (you mean that we thought PE goes down), though it is also misleading to say that this happened as water changes state AND gets warmer.  If the temperature is changing, the phase is NOT changing, and if the phase is changing, then the temperature is NOT.  So during a phase change, the PE changes and the KE doesn't -- the problem was about whether the PE goes up or down during the phase change.  The graph shows that it goes up when ice melts and when water boils.

  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.94
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	95.5  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.93	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: augustbartlett@seattleacademy.org

Bartlett, August	 Overall: 0.98	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.97
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   2/4
We saw when we did this that the ice melted faster AND the temperature dropped a lot.

  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4
Both, actually, though they often use sand if the goal is just traction

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4
Right -- so why is the tradeoff rule broken?   (because we're adding extra energy in from outside)

  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.98
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.2

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.98	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: christianbatingan@seattleacademy.org

Batingan, Christian	 Overall: 0.87	B+

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.75
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
mostly blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:1

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.8
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   1/4
The mixture with ice ends up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   3/4
Does it actually make it freeze faster?  Seems like it makes it *melt* faster.

  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   2/4
You've said the same thing twice -- it does require less force with a ramp.  What is the disadvantage of a ramp?  (The ramp requires a greater distance travelled to get to the same height)

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   2/4
They already knew that cuckoo eggs led to better results for the crows -- they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents, and so placed their eggs in crow's nests that were already going to produce more offspring.

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
Cut-and-paste doesn't prove to me that you've understood.  You need to have some of your own words too

  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.82
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.6

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	1.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.92
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	84.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.87	B+
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: giuliobianco@seattleacademy.org

Bianco, Giulio	 Overall: 0.92	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.69
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:3
More details

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:3

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:4
You need to record what we actually did and what questions we were trying to answer too

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.88
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
The particles hitting the ice lose more momentum than particles hitting other liquid particles

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4
Why would you think they would be the same?

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R4   1/4
They already knew that -- they were trying to find out *why*. The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.94
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	No data for this skill

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	No data for this skill

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	No data for this skill

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	95.5  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.92	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: kendallblackburn@seattleacademy.org

Blackburn, Kendall	 Overall: 0.79	C+

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.54
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:2

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:3 summaries:3

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
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04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2


QUIZ GRADE:	0.71
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   1/4
Why should they be the same temperature?  Why aren't they?

  R5   1/4
The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   2/4
This is a potential explanation, not a description of *what occurs*

  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   3/4
What do you mean by less of *our energy*?  A shallow ramp allows you to lift a heavy object with less total force, but you have to move it a greater total distance (because you aren't moving it straight up).  A steep ramp allows you to lift straight up (so less total distance), but it requires more force.

  C1   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R3   3/4
They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
That was from the first experiment

  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.77
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	4.0

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.2

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	2.8

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	1.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	3.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	1.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.94
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	87.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.88
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	75.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.79	C+
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: jamesboone@seattleacademy.org

Boone, Max	 Overall: 0.93	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.64
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
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04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1


QUIZ GRADE:	0.97
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4
Nice explanation of the surprise

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   2/4
What do you mean by effort?  The *force* is higher with a steep ramp, but you don't have to move the object as far because you are pulling more straight up.  The force is lower with a shallow ramp, but you have to move the object a greater total distance to get to the same height because you are not pulling straight up.

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.96
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.97
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	93.3  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.93	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: leonardbrkanac@seattleacademy.org

Brkanac, Leonard	 Overall: 0.9	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.69
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:2 questions:3 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
Your notes are mostly blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:2

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3


QUIZ GRADE:	0.79
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  R5   3/4
Why wouldn't people think ice would make a difference?

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4
Not -110, more like -12 Celsius

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   3/4
The main issue was about the direction of the changes, not how fast they occurred.  The previous picture also had sharp changes.

  M2   2/4
What is the tradeoff?  You have to say something that is *worse* with a ramp too...

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8

SKILLS GRADE:	0.89
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.33333333333

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.2

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	2.8

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	3.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	3.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.9	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: savanahbutler@seattleacademy.org

Butler, Savanah	 Overall: 0.95	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.91
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:2

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4
Nice job improving the notes

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.92
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
If that were true, it would fit, but it isn't really about the time it takes to melt -- it is about the energy that needs to be used to cause it to melt, that doesn't get used when you mix a liquid with a liquid.

  R5   4/4


  C2   3/4
The temperature goes *below* the freezing point, but the ice starts to melt anyway

  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
Just to be clear, by effort here you probably mean *force*.

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   2/4
Confusing -- they found that any nest with cuckoo eggs in it produced more crow offspring than the nests that did not have cuckoos in them, regardless of whether it was humans or cuckoos who placed the cuckoo egg there.  That shows that the cuckoo parents did *not* know which crows would be better foster parents

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
That was from the first experiment

  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.92
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.6

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	2.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.98
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	97.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.95	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: hanleycahoon@seattleacademy.org

Cahoon, Hanley	 Overall: 0.86	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.74
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:1

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
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04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.79
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   2/4
The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   3/4
Good  -- though as we discussed, it is the graph that is right.  Bond potential energy does go up when the water changes from ice to liquid and from liquid to solid.

  M2   2/4
Measuring it is a separate concern from whether or not it *is* easier.  A ramp allows you lift an object using less force, the shallower the ramp the less the force.  But the shallower the ramp, the more distance you have to move the object to get to the same height.

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   1/4
That is what they did, not what the hypothesis was.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   3/4
Cut-and-paste isn't enough, and if you do cut-and-paste, make sure to put it in quotes so it is clear who wrote it

  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8

SKILLS GRADE:	0.82
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	3.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.2

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.92
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	84.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.95
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	90.9  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.86	B
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: claracimino@seattleacademy.org

Cimino, Clara	 Overall: 0.88	B+

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.53
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
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03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:1

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:3 questions:2 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.85
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   3/4
It actually takes less timeto get to the boiling point

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   2/4
The ramp or hill always requires less force -- the tradeoff is that the ramp requires a greater total distance travelled to get to the same height, because you aren't moving straight up.

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.86
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.4

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.99
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	97.8  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.88	B+
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: rubycolwell@seattleacademy.org

Colwell, Ruby	 Overall: 0.86	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.81
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
Your notes are mostly blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	0.78
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   2/4
Actually we did say that the potential energy would change during a phase change,we just said that it would change the opposite direction

  M2   2/4
What do you mean by *gets slightly heavier*?  With a ramp you can exert a smaller force to lift the same object, but there's a cost in that you have to move the object a greater total distance since you aren't moving it straight up.

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   2/4
Not quite -- they weren't trying to find out how the cuckoos knew which crows would be better parents, they were trying to find out *IF* the cuckoos knew which crows would be better parents.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents.

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
That was from the first experiment

  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.79
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	2.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.93
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	85.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.86	B
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: emmaconklin@seattleacademy.org

Conklin, Emma	 Overall: 0.85	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.7
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2
Incomplete notes

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:0

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:1
Mostly blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
Most of your document is blank

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2


QUIZ GRADE:	0.82
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  R5   2/4
Mixing with the ice DOES make it colder than mixing with cold water, even though the starting temperatures and the masses are the same

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
... because a shallower ramp has to be longer to get to the same height

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   1/4
They already knew that before the first experiment -- The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
That was for the first experiment

  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.82
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	1.6

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.97
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	94.4  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.94
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	88.9  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.85	B
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: margueritedevinemraz@seattleacademy.org

Devine-Mraz, Marguerite	 Overall: 0.97	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.95
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
That would fit if it were true, but didn't we find that the ice *isn't* colder than 0?

  R5   4/4


  C2   3/4
It does make the temperature colder, but it also makes the ice melt faster

  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   2/4
The graph shows PE going up when the phase changes form ice to liquid and from liquid to steam.  We said before that it would go *down* with those phase changes

  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.95
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.6

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	2.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.99
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	98.9  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.97	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: madisondillard@seattleacademy.org

Dillard, Madison	 Overall: 0.89	B+

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.68
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4
Nice job with the summaries and with asking follow-up questions

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
Your notes are mostly blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3


QUIZ GRADE:	0.91
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
If it were true that the two mixtures would end up at the same temperature, then it would make sense that the explanation is that ice and water are actually the same substance.

  R5   2/4
The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   3/4
This is the tradeoff for a lever, not for a ramp

  C1   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   3/4
They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   2/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.88
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	4.0

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	2.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	3.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.9
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	79.8  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.89	B+
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: madysendillman@seattleacademy.org

Dillman, Madysen	 Overall: 0.89	B+

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.57
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:3 questions:4 summaries:1
Your summaries need to show more reflection on the point of the lesson

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.88
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
So if the molecules from the ice are able to spread out more than the molecules from the cold water, then the final temperature will be colder with the ice?  I think that fits as an explanation, since if it were true, you would get colder results with the ice -- but we do know that that isn't true, since the molecules in the ice are less able to move around since they are bound to other molecules.

  R5   4/4


  C2   2/4
That is not actually what happened -- the temperature dropped (a lot) but the ice started to melt immediately, so the salt made it *easier* for the molecules in ice to break apart

  C2   4/4


  R6   3/4
If the salt did make the ice more solid, that would be somewhat helpful

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   3/4
They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   2/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.9
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.2

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	2.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	3.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	3.0


LAB GRADE:	0.95
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	89.9  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.89	B+
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: jacksondoran@seattleacademy.org

Doran, Jackson	 Overall: 0.91	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.83
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:2

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:2

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:0

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3


QUIZ GRADE:	0.79
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   1/4
The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   2/4
We said that the PE changed before too -- we just said that it changed the opposite direction from what this graph shows

  M2   3/4
A little confusing - the energy is actually often the same with a ramp versus lifting it (if the friction is low).  The main tradeoff is that with a steep ramp you need greater force, with a shallow ramp you need less force

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R4   1/4
They already knew that -- they were trying to find out *why*. The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.92
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	3.6

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.4

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	3.4

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.97
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	93.3  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.96
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	92.9  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.91	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: matthewdwight@seattleacademy.org

Dwight, Matthew	 Overall: 0.84	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.69
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:1

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:3 questions:2 summaries:2

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
Your notes are mostly blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:1

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.73
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   2/4
Why is this result surprising?

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   1/4
This does not fit with your answer for 5.  The salt makes the ice gets colder, and it decreases the freezing/melting temperature, so liquid can stay liquid at a lower temperature, and solid will turn to liquid at a lower temperature (around -12 to -18 Celsius, depending on the amount of salt).  As long as the air temperature is above that number, the ice will melt and won't refreeze, even though it would have frozen if there wasn't salt on the road.

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   1/4
The graph does not relate to the presence of salt at all

  M2   3/4
What do you mean by *easier*?  (The *force* is lower with a ramp)

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   1/4
They were trying to find out why the crow's nests with cuckoo eggs in them produced greater numbers of *crow* offspring (they already knew that the crow parents do not reject the cuckoos).  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents, and so placed their eggs in nests that were already going to produce more offspring

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   1/4
Causing this what?

  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.82
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	2.8

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	3.2

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	1.0


LAB GRADE:	0.92
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	84.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.9
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	80.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.84	B
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: barkotefuye@seattleacademy.org

Efuye, Barkot	 Overall: 0.95	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.69
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
mostly blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:3 summaries:0
Your notes are mostly blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:3 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
It looks like you started writing week 9 notes in the week 8 document

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.96
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
That was from the first experiment

  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.97
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	No data for this skill

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	No data for this skill

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.95	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: jordanfeinstein@seattleacademy.org

Feinstein, Jordan	 Overall: 0.93	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.83
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   3/4
But *why* does the ice have a bigger effect?

  R5   3/4
The temperature with the ice decreases even more than that

  C2   2/4
Is it *harder* for the ice to melt?

  C2   3/4
Why is this surprising?

  R6   2/4
How does that explain it?

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   2/4
A tradeoff has one thing getting better and one getting worse -- you've only listed things that get worse.  How does the ramp help?

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


  M5   4/4


  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.95
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.6

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.7

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.2

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	3.6

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	3.6

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	3.73333333333


LAB GRADE:	0.93
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	85.4  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.93	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: ingridfiebig@seattleacademy.org

Fiebig, Ingrid	 Overall: 0.94	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.88
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   1/4
The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   2/4
You've listed one property of ramps that is an advantage, twice --  (*more force to pull straight up* is the same thing as *easier to slide than lift*) -- what is the disadvantage of using a ramp?  (The ramp requires a greater total distance travelled to get to the same height)

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   3/4
They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   3/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.92
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.2

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	3.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.8

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.93
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	85.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.94	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: francesfleming@seattleacademy.org

Fleming, Frances	 Overall: 0.85	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.8
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:3 questions:4 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
Mostly blank

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2


QUIZ GRADE:	0.78
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   3/4


  R5   4/4
The main surprise is that even though the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, the ending temperatures are different

  C2   4/4


  C2   3/4
What about the effect on the boiling temperature?

  R6   2/4
How does the phenomenon in 4 explain why it melts?

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   2/4
There is also a tradeoff even if the ramp is already built, since a steep ramp will require more force but less distance travelled, while a shallow ramp will require less force but more distance travelled

  C1   4/4
nice

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R4   2/4
That was related to the second experiment, The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.8
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	4.0

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.8

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	3.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.2

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	2.0


LAB GRADE:	0.93
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	85.4  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.92
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	84.8  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.85	B
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: oliviaflora@seattleacademy.org

Flora, Olivia	 Overall: 0.91	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.84
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4
You should be writing your own summaries

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:1
Summaries?

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
Your notes are mostly blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.9
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   3/4
There is also a tradeoff even if the ramp is already built, since a steep ramp will require more force but less distance travelled, while a shallow ramp will require less force but more distance travelled

  C1   3/4
Nice -- the only thing that is missing is that we know that the temperature (and therefore the KE) doesn't change when the phase changes, but we know that we are pouring energy in to get it to change, which must mean that the PE is changing during the phase change

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   2/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.91
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	3.0

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	2.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.95
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	89.9  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.91	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: aidanfong@seattleacademy.org

Fong, Aidan	 Overall: 0.92	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.77
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
Blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.88
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R3   4/4
Great!

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.92
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	95.5  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.92	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: jackfoy@seattleacademy.org

Foy, Jack	 Overall: 0.9	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.43
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:2

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:3 questions:4 summaries:3

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
Your notes are mostly blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	0.95
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
That does make sense, though it happens that it isn't really about the speed of the transfer, it is that breaking apart the ice bonds requires more energy than does just raising the temperature of the liquid water.

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   3/4
Actually it takes less time to reach boiling when there is salt in the water, which is another surprising thing, since the salt also makes the boiling temperature higher

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4
Do call me out!  I got it wrong

  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   2/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.98
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.4

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	95.5  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.88
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	75.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.9	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: benjaminfriedman@seattleacademy.org

Friedman, Benjamin	 Overall: 0.96	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.92
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
That's true, if the ice actually had lower kinetic energy than the liquid water to start, then the final temperature would be lower.  But we do know that that isn't true -- since the temperatures are the same (both 0C), they both have the same kinetic energy, because that's what temperature is, the average kinetic energy.

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   3/4
The indendent variable is the temperature (so it is the one causing the changes) and the dependent is the potential energy

  M2   3/4
There is also a tradeoff even if the ramp is already built, since a steep ramp will require more force but less distance travelled, while a shallow ramp will require less force but more distance travelled

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   1/4
They never did that, actually -- that was a suggestion we made during our discussion.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.93
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	3.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.96	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: marcogarcia-duarte@seattleacademy.org

Garcia-Duarte, Marco	 Overall: 0.91	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.66
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
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04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4
Nice work!

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	0.9
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   3/4
What is surprising about it? When you say that this happens because foreign substances have a tendency to change the boiling point you haven't really explained anything -- you are just restating the question.

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   2/4
Actually we also said before that the PE doesn't change unless the form changes, the difference was that we said it would go *down* when you go from ice to liquid and from liquid to steam -- the graph shows it going *up*

  M2   4/4
it will take less *force* for a certain *height* if you have a longer ramp

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   1/4
They knew that already -- they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.91
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.4

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	2.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	96.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.91	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: elodiegeltzer@seattleacademy.org

Geltzer, Elodie	 Overall: 0.93	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.79
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:2

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
mostly blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.92
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4
Nice explanation

  M2   2/4
You contradict yourself with the second sentence.  It is easier with a ramp because it allows a lower force, but harder with a ramp because it requires a greater distance travelled to get to the same height

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
That was from the first experiment

  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.9
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.93	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: sarahgoh@seattleacademy.org

Goh, Sarah	 Overall: 0.9	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.9
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:2
A summary is not a re-statement of what you did -- it should should *why* we did things, what they mean.

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3


QUIZ GRADE:	0.82
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   2/4
The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   3/4
Why is that surprising?

  C2   4/4


  R6   3/4
Why does it melt?

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   2/4
What do you mean by effort here?  The steeper the ramp, the more force is required -- the shallower the ramp, the less force.  But the shallow ramp has to be longer to get the object to the same height

  C1   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   2/4


  R4   3/4
That is what they did, not the hypothesis -- the hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   2/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.88
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	4.0

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.6

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.2

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	3.2

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.6

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	3.0


LAB GRADE:	0.97
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	94.4  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.9	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: adamgold@seattleacademy.org

Gold, Adam	 Overall: 0.97	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	1.0
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
If that were true, it would fit, but it isn't really about the time it takes to melt -- it is about the energy that needs to be used to cause it to melt, that doesn't get used when you mix a liquid with a liquid.

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4
So they put salt on the road for economic stimulus?

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	1.0
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.89
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	77.5  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.99
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	99.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.97	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: genevievegoodman@seattleacademy.org

Goodman, Genevieve	 Overall: 0.96	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4
Really excellent job with your summaries

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.88
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   2/4
This is confusing -- it sounds like you are saying that it gets colder because the ice is colder than --ice--.  The phenomenon that had temperatures colder than 0C was when we added *salt* to it

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   2/4
How does the phenomenon in 4 explain why it melts?

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   3/4
This is the tradeoff for a lever, not for a ramp

  C1   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   3/4
They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.

  R4   2/4
The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.92
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	4.0

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	3.2

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	3.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.6

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	3.2


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.95
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	90.9  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.96	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: joshuagreenstein@seattleacademy.org

Greenstein, Joshua	 Overall: 0.97	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.96
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:2

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4
If you knew the graph was correct, that must mean you knew I was wrong the week before, right?  Why didn't you say something?

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:2

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.95
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4
If the temp. is much below -10C, the salt won't help

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   3/4
All good, except that the temperature doesn't change during a phase change. You have to melt the ice first, then the new liquid water can start to increase in temperature

  M2   4/4
... and distance

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   2/4
The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.96
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	3.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.2

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	96.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.97	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: mireyagrey@seattleacademy.org

Grey, Mireya	 Overall: 0.93	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.84
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:3 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:3 questions:2 summaries:2

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:2

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2


QUIZ GRADE:	0.94
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   3/4
It is more that the PE goes up when the *phase changes* from ice to liquid and from liquid to steam.  It doesn't change when you are just warming the liquid, which is the same as what we said before

  M2   2/4
It is easier because the ramp allows you to lift the same object with less force, but harder because you have to move the object a larger distance to get to the same height (since you're not moving it straight up).

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.93
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	3.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.94
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	87.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.95
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	90.9  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.93	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: sarahgustafson@seattleacademy.org

Gustafson, Sarah	 Overall: 0.93	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.81
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:2

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:2

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:3

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2


QUIZ GRADE:	0.94
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
It isn't really about the time though -- it is about needing to use energy from the liquid water just to break the bonds holding the ice together, so much of the energy is already used up before you can have a liquid-liquid mixing.  But when you start with no ice, the liquid-liquid mixture raises the temperature of the cold water immediately, without having to waste energy on breaking the ice apart.

  R5   2/4
Your answer needs to be about why the result is suprising, not about providing an explanation for how the effect occurs.

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   2/4
You've said this in a confusing way -- with a steep ramp you have to exert a greater force but the distance you have to pull is smaller (because you are pulling more straight up).  With a shallower ramp you have to exert a smaller force, but the distance you have to pull is greater.

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.92
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	96.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.93	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: benjaminhealey@seattleacademy.org

Healey, Benjamin	 Overall: 0.96	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.88
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:2

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:3
Some blank/sketchy notes

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2


QUIZ GRADE:	0.95
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   3/4
Actually it takes less time to reach boiling when there is salt in the water, which is another surprising thing, since the salt also makes the boiling temperature higher

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   3/4
There is also a tradeoff even if the ramp is already built, since a steep ramp will require more force but less distance travelled, while a shallow ramp will require less force but more distance travelled

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   3/4
same vibration of what?

  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.95
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.4

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.4

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	95.5  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.96	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: audreykenefick@seattleacademy.org

Kenefick, Audrey	 Overall: 0.89	B+

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.69
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:0 questions:1 summaries:0
Mostly blank

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3


QUIZ GRADE:	0.85
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   2/4
So what is it about the ice that causes the final temperature to be lower?

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   2/4
The issue last week was about whether the PE goes up during a phase change or down. The graph shows it going up when you melt ice or boil water -- we said before that it would be down.

  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   2/4
That was the second experiment. The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.82
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	2.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	2.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.2

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.89	B+
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: deenakennedy@seattleacademy.org

Kennedy, Deena	 Overall: 0.83	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.81
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:2

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3


QUIZ GRADE:	0.73
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   2/4
Not *why is it surprising?* but *Why does it occur?*

  R5   2/4
The mixture with ice ends up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   4/4
It's not just cold water -- it's water that is below zero.

  C2   3/4
Why is that surprising?

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   1/4
What is the tradeoff?  A ramp makes it easier in one respect and harder in another.

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   2/4
Not true -- they found that any nest that had a cuckoo in it did better than any nest without, regardless of whether it was a human or a cuckoo that put it there.  Which shows that the cuckoos did not have some way of knowing which crows would be better parents

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   2/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.69
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.4

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	1.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	2.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	2.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	2.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.92
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	84.8  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.83	B
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: laurenking@seattleacademy.org

King, Lauren	 Overall: 0.95	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.81
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
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04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.97
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


  C1   4/4
Great!

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4
That was from the first experiment

  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.99
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	4.0

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.94
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	87.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.95	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: elenakosh@seattleacademy.org

Kosh, Elena	 Overall: 0.95	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.94
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.98
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   3/4
It allows the *water* to be colder, so the liquid will not freeze and the ice  will melt.  But it actually does make the ice colder,too -- we saw that in class.

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


  C1   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.98
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	4.0

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	3.0


LAB GRADE:	0.94
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	87.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.92
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	84.8  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.95	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: davidkowals-dym@seattleacademy.org

Kowals-Dym, David	 Overall: 0.84	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.37
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your document is blank

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
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04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
Your notes are mostly blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:1
Most of your document is blank

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.82
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   4/4
If that were true, that would fit, but didn't we prove that that isn't true?

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4
Nice

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R4   1/4
The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
That was for the first experiment

  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.86
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	1.6

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.95
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	89.9  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.84	B
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: emmalam@seattleacademy.org

Lam, Emma	 Overall: 0.95	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.95
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   3/4
Which is it? Longer to melt or melting point goes down?  What we actually saw was that the melting point went down *and* it took *less* time to melt.

  C2   2/4
That isn't what happened -- the boiling temperature increases with salt

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.96
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	2.4

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	No data for this skill

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	No data for this skill

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.93
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	85.4  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.88
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	75.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.95	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: connorlamey@seattleacademy.org

Lamey, Connor	 Overall: 0.83	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.92
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:0
Your notes are mostly blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.66
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   2/4
Why is this result surprising?

  C2   3/4
What do you mean by devolve?  Isn't it surprising that the salt causes the ice to get colder?  The salt didn't cause the boiling water to get hotter -- it *allowed* the water to get hotter without turning into steam.

  C2   4/4


  R6   2/4
But why does it make it less slippery?

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   2/4
But we did talk about how the temperature (or the kinetic energy) causes the phase to change from ice to liquid to steam, and we also talked about what the potential energy would do during those phase changes -- we said that it would go down.  But this graph shows it going up.

  M2   2/4
Which is which?

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R4   1/4
They already knew that -- they were trying to find out *why* the crows that hosted cuckoo chicks produced more *crow offspring* than the crows that did not host cuckoo chicks.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents.

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   2/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.69
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.6

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	2.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	2.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	2.0


LAB GRADE:	0.99
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	97.8  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.99
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	99.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.83	B
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: camilleleblond@seattleacademy.org

Leblond, Camille	 Overall: 0.93	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.55
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:3 summaries:2

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
Mostly blank

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:1
Your notes are mostly blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2


QUIZ GRADE:	1.0
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	1.0
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	No data for this skill

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	No data for this skill

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	No data for this skill

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	No data for this skill


LAB GRADE:	0.93
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	85.4  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.93	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: henrylohman@seattleacademy.org

Lohman, Henry	 Overall: 0.92	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.81
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2


QUIZ GRADE:	0.92
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4
Hooray! Better living through chemistry ...

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   1/4
They already knew that -- they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
That was from the first experiment

  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.95
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	1.6

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.94
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	87.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.92	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: allegralong@seattleacademy.org

Long, Allegra	 Overall: 0.96	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.95
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.97
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4
Nice

  C2   3/4
Why would bonding with a material like salt make it boil faster?  If boiling is the temperature at which the molecules are moving fast enough to escape the liquid, why aren't you surprised that salt allows the molecules to move faster without escaping?  Your explanation is that the salt makes the molecules move faster -- which fits more with a *lower* boiling temperature.

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4
Actually the ice does have the strongest bond attachment -- the mistake I caused the previous week was in claiming that a strong bond meant high potential energy.  A strong bond has *low* potential energy

  M2   4/4


  C1   4/4
How do we know the PE should have a steep incline?

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   3/4
They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.97
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	4.0

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.4

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	3.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.93
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	85.4  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.96	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: avimagaram@seattleacademy.org

Magaram, Avi	 Overall: 0.71	C-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.44
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:1 questions:2 summaries:2
You are missing several days

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
Mostly blank

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:3 summaries:2

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	0.69
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   0/4


  R5   0/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   3/4
Why is it surprising?

  R6   3/4
Actually it works down to about -10C

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   1/4
It says that when the ice melts, the potential energy has to increase, but before we said that it should decrease

  M2   4/4
Use the word *force* to describe the easier/harder thing here.  The *force* is greater the steeper the ramp

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   3/4
They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   1/4
That was for the first experiment

  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.62
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.4

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	0.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	1.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	3.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.2

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	0.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	3.0


LAB GRADE:	0.9
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	79.8  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.85
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	70.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.71	C-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: katrinamarro@seattleacademy.org

Marro, Katrina	 Overall: 0.9	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.79
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:0

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:1
Your notes are mostly blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.83
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   3/4
Why is that surprising? (And salt does not cause the boiling point to go down -- it causes it to go *up*)

  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
There is also a tradeoff even if the ramp is already built, since a steep ramp will require more force but less distance travelled, while a shallow ramp will require less force but more distance travelled

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R3   3/4
They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.88
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.6

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	3.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.99
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	97.8  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.93
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	85.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.9	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: petermarshall@seattleacademy.org

Marshall, Peter	 Overall: 0.93	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.28
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2
Make sure to make these up when you are able

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Be sure to make these up as soon as possible

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	1.0
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
03202014	Spring Quiz 2
03272014	Spring Quiz 3
04182014	Spring Quiz 4
05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	1.0
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	No data for this skill

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	No data for this skill

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	No data for this skill

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	No data for this skill

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	No data for this skill

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	No data for this skill

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	No data for this skill


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.93	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: tatummcconnell@seattleacademy.org

McConnell, Tatum	 Overall: 0.95	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.89
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	0.95
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   3/4
If that were true, it would fit, but we know that the amounts are the same -- that was one of the given pieces of information.

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
There is also a tradeoff even if the ramp is already built, since a steep ramp will require more force but less distance travelled, while a shallow ramp will require less force but more distance travelled

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4
Regardless of *who* put them there.

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.97
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	3.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.93
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	85.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.95	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: coramcneil@seattleacademy.org

McNeil, Coco	 Overall: 0.98	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.94
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
It is mostly about the breaking apart of the attractions between molecules in the ice, since the speed of ice molecules at 0C is the *same* as the speed of water molecules at 0C (that's what temperature means)

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4
Though, in a different surprise, it turns out that salt DOES make the water boil sooner, even though the temperature is higher.  Of course, it takes a lot more salt to do that than anyone would put in their pasta or rice -- so the salt in cooking must be for a different reason (taste)

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   3/4
You are just missing saying that what you mean by a tiny ramp is a *steep* ramp, which does require larger force, while your large ramp is a *shallow* one, which allows a smaller force at the cost of a longer distance to travel

  C1   4/4
How do we know  the PE has to change when the phase change starts? -- Because the temperature stops changing

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   1/4
They knew that before the experiment, they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.95
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	4.0

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.99
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	98.9  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.98	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: alexandramihalski@seattleacademy.org

Mihalski, Alexandra	 Overall: 0.92	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.42
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:3 questions:2 summaries:1
Missing questions and summaries

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
Your notes are mostly blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	0.93
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   3/4
Also a ramp requires greater total distance travelled than just lifting it straight up

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.96
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.99
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	97.8  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.92	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: matildemonti@seattleacademy.org

Monti, Matilde	 Overall: 0.93	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.86
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
If that were true, it would fit, but it isn't really about the time it takes to melt -- it is about the energy that needs to be used to cause it to melt, that doesn't get used when you mix a liquid with a liquid.

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   2/4
What do you mean by effort?  The *force* is higher with a steep ramp, but you don't have to move the object as far because you are pulling more straight up.  The force is lower with a shallow ramp, but you have to move the object a greater total distance to get to the same height because you are not pulling straight up.

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R4   1/4
They knew that already -- they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4
It seemed like they expected to find that everyone had the *same* frequency

  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.91
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	95.5  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.93	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: naomimotulsky@seattleacademy.org

Motulsky, Naomi	 Overall: 0.84	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.61
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:2

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:2 summaries:1

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:0
Mostly blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:0
Summaries?

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:1 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.77
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   2/4
The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   3/4
Why is that surprising?

  C2   3/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   2/4
The issue was about the *direction* of the changes during the phase changes.  Before we said that the PE goes down when ice melts, but this graph shows it going up

  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R3   3/4
Good explanation of the data, though it doesn't quite fit with what you said the hypothesis was

  R4   1/4
They knew that before the experiment, they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   2/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.8
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	2.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	2.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	3.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	96.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.98
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	97.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.84	B
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: marymurray@seattleacademy.org

Murray, Mary	 Overall: 0.98	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.92
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:0
Summaries were blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.98
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   3/4
If this were true, then that would be a good explanation -- but we know that ice doesn't have air trapped inside.

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
There is also a tradeoff even if the ramp is already built, since a steep ramp will require more force but less distance travelled, while a shallow ramp will require less force but more distance travelled

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.98
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	3.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.99
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	98.9  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.98	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: kellenobrien@seattleacademy.org

O'Brien, Kellen	 Overall: 1.0	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	1.0
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4
Nice!

  C2   4/4
You're right -- it isn't a chemical reaction

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	1.0
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	1.0	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: wynnodonnell@seattleacademy.org

O'Donnell, Wynn	 Overall: 0.86	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.57
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Blank

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
Mostly blank

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:0
no summaries?

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	0.84
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   2/4
Why is the result surprising?

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   3/4
What pattern?

  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
The part about treating people who feel a tingling sensation all the time was from the other experiment

  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   2/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.86
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	2.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	3.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.93
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	85.4  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.92
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	84.8  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.86	B
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: armyolsen@seattleacademy.org

Olsen, Army	 Overall: 0.97	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.93
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   2/4
The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   2/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.94
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	2.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.2

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.99
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	98.9  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.97	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: corinneolson@seattleacademy.org

Olson, Corinne	 Overall: 0.93	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4
Nice work

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.87
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
Good -- if it were true that they end up at the same temperature, then the right explanation would be that they started at the same temperatures.

  R5   1/4
The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   4/4
If we are just talking about ice and salt, then you are right that having way too much salt will cause the temperature to rise again, but only VERY slowly, because of the fact that the salt is at room temperature.  If the amount of salt is a little more than the amount that will dissolve, then the temperature will still drop quite a bit

  C2   2/4
The boiling point of the salt water is *higher* than the boiling point of pure water, but you are right that the amount of time to get to boiling is lower for the salty water

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

  C1   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   2/4
Not true -- they found that any nest that had a cuckoo in it did better than any nest without, regardless of whether it was a human or a cuckoo that put it there.  Which shows that the cuckoos did not have some way of knowing which crows would be better parents

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
That was from the first experiment

  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.86
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	4.0

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	2.8

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	2.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	1.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.93	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: nicholasorr@seattleacademy.org

Orr, Nicholas	 Overall: 0.81	B-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.55
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Even when absent, you need to get copies of the notes and try to write your own summaries of what happened.  You can re-submit these when you have a chance to get copies of the notes from your group

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Blank

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3


QUIZ GRADE:	0.8
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   1/4
You still need to look at notes and try to process what happened when you were gone. Let's meet to go over it to make sure you know what this was about

  M2   3/4
You use less *force* to lift it

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   3/4
They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   3/4
Vibrations of what?

  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.79
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	No data for this skill

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	No data for this skill

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	1.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	3.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.4

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	No data for this skill

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	No data for this skill


LAB GRADE:	0.93
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	85.4  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.85
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	70.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.81	B-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: williamowen@seattleacademy.org

Owen, William	 Overall: 0.94	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.98
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:2

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.94
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   2/4
The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
Use the word *force* to describe the easier/harder thing here.  The *force* is greater the steeper the ramp

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   3/4
They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   3/4
The part about treating people who feel a tingling sensation all the time was from the other experiment

  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.92
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	3.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.4

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.9
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	79.8  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.94	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: nolanparks@seattleacademy.org

Parks, Nolan	 Overall: 0.91	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.75
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:1
summaries?

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
Mostly blank

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:2

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
Your notes are mostly blank

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.83
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   3/4


  R5   2/4
The one mixed with ice will end up COLDER than the one mixed with just cold water, even though the temperatures are the same.

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R4   2/4
The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8

SKILLS GRADE:	0.86
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	2.8

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	3.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.91	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: jaliyahputney@seattleacademy.org

Putney, Jaliyah	 Overall: 0.85	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.59
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:1

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	0.86
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  R5   2/4
The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   3/4
That's not quite what we said -- we were talking about the potential energy of the molecules, and said that the PE should decrease when you break the attractions that hold ice together. The graph shows the PE getting bigger during that transition (and the graph is right), but it doesn't directly tell us anything about the spacing/spreading of the molecules

  M2   2/4
What do pulleys have to do with it?  What is the tradeoff with a *ramp*?

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8

SKILLS GRADE:	0.82
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	3.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.92
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	84.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.95
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	89.4  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.85	B
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: nashqueary@seattleacademy.org

Queary, Nash	 Overall: 0.91	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.45
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
Mostly blank

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:1 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are mostly blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.95
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.94
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	96.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.91	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: wilsonrawlings@seattleacademy.org

Rawlings, Wilson	 Overall: 0.91	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.71
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	0.83
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   3/4
Your answer to 3 isn't consistent with your answer for 2

  R5   2/4
Why is the result surprising?

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R3   2/4
What did they see?

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
The second experiment was about the frequency of the tingling, not about which cells were involved

  M1   3/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.93
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.46666666667

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	3.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	3.2

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.6

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	3.2

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	95.5  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.91	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: mariusrevere@seattleacademy.org

Revere, Marius	 Overall: 0.94	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.77
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4
You should be writing your own summaries

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
Mostly blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3


QUIZ GRADE:	0.89
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   2/4
The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   1/4
That's the title of the article

  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.93
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	1.4

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.94	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: holdenriley@seattleacademy.org

Riley, Holden	 Overall: 0.89	B+

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.57
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:3 questions:2 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:2

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:2

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.92
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   3/4
Actually it took less time to get to the boiling point -- which was a second surprise

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4
Nice explanation

  M2   4/4
It takes less *force* with the ramp

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   3/4
Proving that everyone experiences the tingling sensation of pepper in the same way

  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.94
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.4

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.2

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.94
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	87.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.91
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	81.8  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.89	B+
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: ashleyrobinson@seattleacademy.org

Robinson, Ashley	 Overall: 0.84	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.85
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:1

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2


QUIZ GRADE:	0.75
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   2/4
Why is the result surprising?

  C2   2/4
The temperature did go up, but only for about a second, and then the temperature went *way* down -- to around negative 12 Celsius.  At the same time, the ice began melting even though the temperature was below the normal melting point.

  C2   2/4
Salt does lower the temperature of water, but the question is about the effect on the boiling process

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   2/4
Why does predicting it matter?  A shallow ramp allows you to lift a heavy object with less force (thus easier), but you have to move the object a greater total distance to reach the same height (thus harder, because you are not lifting straight up).

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   2/4
You are saying what they did, but not why -- the first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents, so they moved the eggs out of the nests the cuckoos had chosen to see if it was the nest with the egg that did well, or the nest that the cuckoo had chosen that did well.

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   1/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.77
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	2.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	1.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.2

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.94
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	87.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.9
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	80.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.84	B
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: jaidharosenblatt@seattleacademy.org

Rosenblatt, Jaidha	 Overall: 0.94	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.96
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:2

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4
Nice work!

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.89
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
If this were true, then that would be a good explanation for the ice mixture ending up colder.  But we do know that ice is *less* dense than water (that is why it floats) and we also know that the molecules in the ice are moving the same speed as the molecules in the 0C water -- because having the same temperature means that the average speed of the particles is the same.

  R5   3/4


  C2   3/4
Your phrasing is confusing,so I'm not sure what you are saying -- do you mean that the freezing point *increases*? Because that isn't what we saw

  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   2/4
The ice does have lower potential energy, but that doesn't mean that it has more kinetic.  The molecules in steam are moving a lot faster than the ones in ice, but that is because extra energy from outside has been added to the system (from a hot plate, for example).  The energy tradeoff from PE to KE is only completely true if there are no external energy sources

  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   1/4
They knew that already -- they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.9
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.6

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	2.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	3.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	96.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.94	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: noahsarkowsky@seattleacademy.org

Sarkowsky, Noah	 Overall: 0.92	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.85
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   1/4
The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   2/4
The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
That was for the first experiment

  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   2/4


  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.86
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	3.6

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	1.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.97
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	94.4  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.92	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: carterschiffgensmilnes@seattleacademy.org

Schiffgens-Milnes, Carter	 Overall: 0.87	B+

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.28
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:1
No summaries

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
Mostly blank, very few details

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:2

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3


QUIZ GRADE:	0.91
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4
That does seem to make sense

  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   2/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4
(it was crow's nests, not ravens)

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
It seems that their hypothesis was that people experience the sensation from pepper in the *same* way

  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.96
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.2

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.89
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	77.5  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.87	B+
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: margaretsneeringer@seattleacademy.org

Sneeringer, Margaret	 Overall: 0.95	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.94
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.91
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   2/4
Looks like your answers for 2 and 3 are garbled a bit (what you wrote for 3 is a better answer for #2, and you don't have a good answer for 3).  For 3, you should have been trying to explain why the result in 2 occurs (ie, why does the final temperature of the ice mixture end up colder than the water-water mixture).

  R5   4/4
The mixture with ice ends up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   3/4
It also caused the temperature to drop a lot

  C2   4/4
Nice connection to the earlier work with salt

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.97
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.8

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	3.2

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.97
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	93.3  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.95	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: kianstretch@seattleacademy.org

Stretch, Kian	 Overall: 0.72	C-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.06
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:1
Mostly blank

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:2

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	0.69
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   2/4
How does this fit with the phenomenon you explained in 2?

  R5   1/4
The mixture with ice ends up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   4/4
You should mention that the temperature drops too

  C2   3/4
But the water does boil at a higher temperature...  the boiling point goes up AND it takes less time to boil

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   2/4
What do you mean by effort?  The *force* is higher with a steep ramp, but you don't have to move the object as far because you are pulling more straight up.  The force is lower with a shallow ramp, but you have to move the object a greater total distance to get to the same height because you are not pulling straight up.

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R4   2/4
That was the second hypothesis. The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.69
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.4

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	2.8

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	2.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	1.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.89
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	77.5  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.9
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	80.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.72	C-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: meganvaldez@seattleacademy.org

Valdez, Megan	 Overall: 0.9	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.83
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:3 questions:4 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:2

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.83
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   2/4
The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   3/4
That doesn't quite explain why the water doesn't refreeze even though the temp is below zero.

  C2   4/4
Offering a potential explanation of why something occurs isn't really the same as explaining what makes it surprising that it did occur

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   2/4
The graph shows the potential energy changing and the kinetic energy NOT changing during a phase change (which was also true last week), but before we thought that the PE went *down* when ice melted, but this graph shows PE going *up*

  M2   3/4
What do you mean by small and big here?  Probably you mean that a small ramp is a *steep* ramp, while a big ramp is a *shallow* one?

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   2/4
The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.85
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.6

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	2.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.2

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	96.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.97
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	93.9  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.9	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: nilswatkins@seattleacademy.org

Watkins, Nils	 Overall: 0.85	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.32
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
mostly blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:1

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:1

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1


QUIZ GRADE:	0.84
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   2/4
Why is this result surprising?

  C2   4/4


  C2   3/4
The time to boil actually decreases -- which is another surprise

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   2/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   3/4
Your second sentence is the correct hypothesis.  Your first sentence is the thing the hypothesis was trying to explain.

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   3/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   1/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.86
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.4

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	1.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.6

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.97
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	93.3  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.97
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	95.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.85	B
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: williamwatson@seattleacademy.org

Watson, William	 Overall: 0.93	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.99
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.88
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   2/4
The one mixed with ice will end up COLDER than the one mixed with just cold water, even though the temperatures are the same.

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   2/4


  R3   3/4
They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
That was for the first experiment

  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.92
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	3.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.6

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.9
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	79.8  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.93	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: leahweld@seattleacademy.org

Weld, Leah	 Overall: 0.94	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.99
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.95
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   3/4
What did we say before?

  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4
Perfect explanation

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.92
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	3.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.93
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	85.4  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.94	A
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From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: stanleywhitfield@seattleacademy.org

Whitfield, Stanley	 Overall: 0.91	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.32
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
Lots of blank ones

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	1.0
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	1.0
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	No data for this skill

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	No data for this skill

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.94
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	87.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.95
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	90.9  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.91	A-
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: brynnewicklund@seattleacademy.org

Wicklund, Brynne	 Overall: 0.96	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.94
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
That makes sense, slower ice molecules mean more time for the temperature to drop.

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4
Nice -- I find that surprising too

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   3/4
It takes more *force* with the steep ramp

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   3/4
They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   2/4


  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.94
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	3.2

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	3.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.97
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	94.4  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.96	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: robertwinton@seattleacademy.org

Winton, Robert	 Overall: 0.98	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.95
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
That would fit if it were true, but we know that the molecules in the ice are moving the same speed as the molecules in the cold water, because they are the same temperature (that's what temperature means)

  R5   3/4
Why did we expect the results to be similar?

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4
Its not so much the phase change that breaks the rule, it is that extra energy is coming from somewhere else.  On a swing, the PE and KE are opposites, unless I attach a rocket  to the swing (thereby giving it extra energy) -- then I can increase both at the same time.

  M2   2/4
You've said this in a confusing way -- with a steep ramp you have to exert a greater force but the distance you have to pull is smaller (because you are pulling more straight up).  With a shallower ramp you have to exert a smaller force, but the distance you have to pull is greater.

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.96
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.2

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	3.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.98	A
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Subject: LabScience Grade Report, as of 05292014
From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: sarahwoo@seattleacademy.org

Woo, Sarah	 Overall: 0.97	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.98
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:2

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.95
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
That would fit if it were true, but we know that the molecules in the ice are moving the same speed as the molecules in the cold water, because they are the same temperature (that's what temperature means)

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4
Really interesting observations!  It actually turns out that salt does not increase the time to reach the boiling point, even though the boiling point is a higher temperature, because the salt also decreases the ability of water to absorb energy without changing temperature -- which does mean that the temperature graph won't be linear

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

  C1   4/4
Great!

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   1/4
They knew that already -- they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.97
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	4.0

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	96.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.97	A
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From: mbetnel@seattleacademy.org
To: szoog@seattleacademy.org

Boone, Max	 Overall: 0.93	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.64
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
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04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1


QUIZ GRADE:	0.97
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4
Nice explanation of the surprise

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   2/4
What do you mean by effort?  The *force* is higher with a steep ramp, but you don't have to move the object as far because you are pulling more straight up.  The force is lower with a shallow ramp, but you have to move the object a greater total distance to get to the same height because you are not pulling straight up.

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.96
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.97
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	93.3  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.93	A
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Cahoon, Hanley	 Overall: 0.86	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.74
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:1

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.79
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   2/4
The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   3/4
Good  -- though as we discussed, it is the graph that is right.  Bond potential energy does go up when the water changes from ice to liquid and from liquid to solid.

  M2   2/4
Measuring it is a separate concern from whether or not it *is* easier.  A ramp allows you lift an object using less force, the shallower the ramp the less the force.  But the shallower the ramp, the more distance you have to move the object to get to the same height.

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   1/4
That is what they did, not what the hypothesis was.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   3/4
Cut-and-paste isn't enough, and if you do cut-and-paste, make sure to put it in quotes so it is clear who wrote it

  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8

SKILLS GRADE:	0.82
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	3.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.2

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.92
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	84.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.95
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	90.9  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.86	B
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Kenefick, Audrey	 Overall: 0.89	B+

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.69
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:0 questions:1 summaries:0
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04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3


QUIZ GRADE:	0.85
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   2/4
So what is it about the ice that causes the final temperature to be lower?

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   2/4
The issue last week was about whether the PE goes up during a phase change or down. The graph shows it going up when you melt ice or boil water -- we said before that it would be down.

  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   2/4
That was the second experiment. The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.82
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	2.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	2.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.2

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.89	B+
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Lamey, Connor	 Overall: 0.83	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.92
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:0
Your notes are mostly blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.66
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  R5   2/4
Why is this result surprising?

  C2   3/4
What do you mean by devolve?  Isn't it surprising that the salt causes the ice to get colder?  The salt didn't cause the boiling water to get hotter -- it *allowed* the water to get hotter without turning into steam.

  C2   4/4


  R6   2/4
But why does it make it less slippery?

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   2/4
But we did talk about how the temperature (or the kinetic energy) causes the phase to change from ice to liquid to steam, and we also talked about what the potential energy would do during those phase changes -- we said that it would go down.  But this graph shows it going up.

  M2   2/4
Which is which?

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R4   1/4
They already knew that -- they were trying to find out *why* the crows that hosted cuckoo chicks produced more *crow offspring* than the crows that did not host cuckoo chicks.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents.

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   2/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.69
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.6

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	2.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	2.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	2.0


LAB GRADE:	0.99
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	97.8  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.99
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	99.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.83	B
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Marshall, Peter	 Overall: 0.93	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.28
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2
Make sure to make these up when you are able

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Be sure to make these up as soon as possible

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
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04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	1.0
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
03202014	Spring Quiz 2
03272014	Spring Quiz 3
04182014	Spring Quiz 4
05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	1.0
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	No data for this skill

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	No data for this skill

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	No data for this skill

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	No data for this skill

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	No data for this skill

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	No data for this skill

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	No data for this skill


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.93	A
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Olsen, Army	 Overall: 0.97	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.93
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   2/4
The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   2/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.94
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	2.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.2

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.99
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	98.9  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.97	A
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Watkins, Nils	 Overall: 0.85	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.32
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
mostly blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:1

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:1

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1


QUIZ GRADE:	0.84
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   2/4
Why is this result surprising?

  C2   4/4


  C2   3/4
The time to boil actually decreases -- which is another surprise

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   2/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   3/4
Your second sentence is the correct hypothesis.  Your first sentence is the thing the hypothesis was trying to explain.

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   3/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   1/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.86
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.4

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	1.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.6

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.97
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	93.3  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.97
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	95.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.85	B
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Whitfield, Stanley	 Overall: 0.91	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.32
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
Lots of blank ones

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
blank

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Your notes are blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	1.0
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	1.0
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	No data for this skill

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	No data for this skill

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.94
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	87.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.95
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	90.9  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.91	A-
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Subject: Betnel LabScience StudySkills Grade Reports as of 05292014
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To: mmccall@seattleacademy.org

Alden, Jack	 Overall: 0.66	Pass

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.43
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:0 summaries:1

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
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04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:2 summaries:0

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:2

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	0.5
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   1/4


  R5   2/4
Can you be more specific?  Who thought what would be more?

  C2   3/4
Why is it surprising?

  C2   1/4


  R6   1/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   1/4


  M2   1/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   1/4
That was the second experiment.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   3/4
That the peppercorns give every person the *same* tingling feeling

  M1   1/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.46
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	1.8

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	1.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	1.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	No data for this skill

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	1.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.2

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	1.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.85
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	70.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.66	Pass
------------------------------------------------------------



Bianco, Giulio	 Overall: 0.92	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.69
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:3
More details

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:3

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:4
You need to record what we actually did and what questions we were trying to answer too

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.88
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
The particles hitting the ice lose more momentum than particles hitting other liquid particles

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4
Why would you think they would be the same?

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R4   1/4
They already knew that -- they were trying to find out *why*. The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.94
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	No data for this skill

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	No data for this skill

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	No data for this skill

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	95.5  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.92	A-
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Brkanac, Leonard	 Overall: 0.9	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.69
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:2 questions:3 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1
Your notes are mostly blank

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:2

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3


QUIZ GRADE:	0.79
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  R5   3/4
Why wouldn't people think ice would make a difference?

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4
Not -110, more like -12 Celsius

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   3/4
The main issue was about the direction of the changes, not how fast they occurred.  The previous picture also had sharp changes.

  M2   2/4
What is the tradeoff?  You have to say something that is *worse* with a ramp too...

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8

SKILLS GRADE:	0.89
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.33333333333

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.2

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	2.8

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	3.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	3.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.9	A-
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Feinstein, Jordan	 Overall: 0.93	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.83
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   3/4
But *why* does the ice have a bigger effect?

  R5   3/4
The temperature with the ice decreases even more than that

  C2   2/4
Is it *harder* for the ice to melt?

  C2   3/4
Why is this surprising?

  R6   2/4
How does that explain it?

03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   2/4
A tradeoff has one thing getting better and one getting worse -- you've only listed things that get worse.  How does the ramp help?

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


  M5   4/4


  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.95
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.6

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.7

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.2

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	3.6

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	3.6

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	3.73333333333


LAB GRADE:	0.93
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	85.4  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.93	A
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Garcia-Duarte, Marco	 Overall: 0.91	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.66
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
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04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
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Nice work!

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	0.9
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   3/4
What is surprising about it? When you say that this happens because foreign substances have a tendency to change the boiling point you haven't really explained anything -- you are just restating the question.

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   2/4
Actually we also said before that the PE doesn't change unless the form changes, the difference was that we said it would go *down* when you go from ice to liquid and from liquid to steam -- the graph shows it going *up*

  M2   4/4
it will take less *force* for a certain *height* if you have a longer ramp

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   1/4
They knew that already -- they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   4/4
3.33 Newtons, 333.3 grams

05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.91
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.4

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	2.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	96.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.91	A-
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Kennedy, Deena	 Overall: 0.83	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.81
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:2

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3


QUIZ GRADE:	0.73
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   2/4
Not *why is it surprising?* but *Why does it occur?*

  R5   2/4
The mixture with ice ends up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   4/4
It's not just cold water -- it's water that is below zero.

  C2   3/4
Why is that surprising?

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   1/4
What is the tradeoff?  A ramp makes it easier in one respect and harder in another.

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   2/4
Not true -- they found that any nest that had a cuckoo in it did better than any nest without, regardless of whether it was a human or a cuckoo that put it there.  Which shows that the cuckoos did not have some way of knowing which crows would be better parents

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   2/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.69
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.4

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	1.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	2.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	2.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	2.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	4.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.92
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	84.8  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.83	B
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Kowals-Dym, David	 Overall: 0.84	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.37
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
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03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
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04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
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04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
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04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:1
Most of your document is blank

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.82
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   4/4
If that were true, that would fit, but didn't we prove that that isn't true?

  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4
Nice

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R4   1/4
The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
That was for the first experiment

  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.86
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	1.6

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.95
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	89.9  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.84	B
------------------------------------------------------------



O'Donnell, Wynn	 Overall: 0.86	B

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.57
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
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03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
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04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:0
no summaries?

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:2 questions:2 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	0.84
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   2/4
Why is the result surprising?

  C2   4/4


  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   3/4
What pattern?

  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
The part about treating people who feel a tingling sensation all the time was from the other experiment

  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   2/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.86
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.4

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	2.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	3.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.93
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	85.4  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.92
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	84.8  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.86	B
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Olson, Corinne	 Overall: 0.93	A

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	1.0
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4
Nice work

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.87
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4
Good -- if it were true that they end up at the same temperature, then the right explanation would be that they started at the same temperatures.

  R5   1/4
The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   4/4
If we are just talking about ice and salt, then you are right that having way too much salt will cause the temperature to rise again, but only VERY slowly, because of the fact that the salt is at room temperature.  If the amount of salt is a little more than the amount that will dissolve, then the temperature will still drop quite a bit

  C2   2/4
The boiling point of the salt water is *higher* than the boiling point of pure water, but you are right that the amount of time to get to boiling is lower for the salty water

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4
Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height

  C1   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   2/4
Not true -- they found that any nest that had a cuckoo in it did better than any nest without, regardless of whether it was a human or a cuckoo that put it there.  Which shows that the cuckoos did not have some way of knowing which crows would be better parents

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
That was from the first experiment

  M1   4/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.86
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	4.0

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	2.8

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	4.0

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	2.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	1.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	1.0
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	100.0  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.93	A
------------------------------------------------------------



Orr, Nicholas	 Overall: 0.81	B-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.55
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0
Even when absent, you need to get copies of the notes and try to write your own summaries of what happened.  You can re-submit these when you have a chance to get copies of the notes from your group

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
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04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
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04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
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04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
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05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:1

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:3

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3


QUIZ GRADE:	0.8
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   1/4
You still need to look at notes and try to process what happened when you were gone. Let's meet to go over it to make sure you know what this was about

  M2   3/4
You use less *force* to lift it

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R3   3/4
They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.

  R4   4/4


04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   3/4
Vibrations of what?

  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.79
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	No data for this skill

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	No data for this skill

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	No data for this skill

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	1.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	3.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.4

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	No data for this skill

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	No data for this skill


LAB GRADE:	0.93
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	85.4  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.85
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	70.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.81	B-
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Schiffgens-Milnes, Carter	 Overall: 0.87	B+

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.28
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:1
No summaries

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0
Mostly blank, very few details

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:1 questions:1 summaries:0

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
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04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
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05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:2

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:3 questions:3 summaries:3


QUIZ GRADE:	0.91
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   4/4


  C2   4/4
That does seem to make sense

  C2   4/4


  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   4/4


03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   2/4


  R3   4/4


  R4   4/4
(it was crow's nests, not ravens)

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   2/4
It seems that their hypothesis was that people experience the sensation from pepper in the *same* way

  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.96
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	4.0

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.2

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	4.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	4.0

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.8

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	4.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.89
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	77.5  out of 100


PART GRADE:	1.0
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.87	B+
------------------------------------------------------------



Stretch, Kian	 Overall: 0.72	C-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.06
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
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03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
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04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
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04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
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04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
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05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
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05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
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05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
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05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0


QUIZ GRADE:	0.69
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   1/4


  M4   2/4
How does this fit with the phenomenon you explained in 2?

  R5   1/4
The mixture with ice ends up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   4/4
You should mention that the temperature drops too

  C2   3/4
But the water does boil at a higher temperature...  the boiling point goes up AND it takes less time to boil

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   4/4


  M2   2/4
What do you mean by effort?  The *force* is higher with a steep ramp, but you don't have to move the object as far because you are pulling more straight up.  The force is lower with a shallow ramp, but you have to move the object a greater total distance to get to the same height because you are not pulling straight up.

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   1/4


  R4   2/4
That was the second hypothesis. The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.69
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.4

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	2.8

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	2.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	1.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	2.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	4.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	2.0

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	1.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.89
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	77.5  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.9
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	80.0  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.72	C-
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Valdez, Megan	 Overall: 0.9	A-

DETAILS:
HOMEWORK GRADE:	0.83
03172014	Spring Week 1 Notes
 notes:3 questions:4 summaries:1

03242014	Spring Week 2 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04142014	Spring Week 3 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

04212014	Spring Week 4 Notes
 notes:0 questions:0 summaries:0

04282014	Spring Week 5 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05052014	Spring Week 6 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05122014	Spring Week 7 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4

05192014	Spring Week 8 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:2

05262014	Spring Week 9 Notes
 notes:4 questions:4 summaries:4


QUIZ GRADE:	0.83
03132014	Spring Quiz 1
  M3   4/4


  M4   4/4


  R5   2/4
The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.

  C2   3/4
That doesn't quite explain why the water doesn't refreeze even though the temp is below zero.

  C2   4/4
Offering a potential explanation of why something occurs isn't really the same as explaining what makes it surprising that it did occur

  R6   4/4


03202014	Spring Quiz 2
  R1   2/4
The graph shows the potential energy changing and the kinetic energy NOT changing during a phase change (which was also true last week), but before we thought that the PE went *down* when ice melted, but this graph shows PE going *up*

  M2   3/4
What do you mean by small and big here?  Probably you mean that a small ramp is a *steep* ramp, while a big ramp is a *shallow* one?

03272014	Spring Quiz 3
  M1   4/4


  R4   2/4
The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents

04182014	Spring Quiz 4
  R4   4/4


  M1   2/4


05022014	Spring Quiz 6
  M5   4/4


05092014	Spring Quiz 7
  M6   4/4


05162014	Spring Quiz 8
  M6   4/4



SKILLS GRADE:	0.85
C1	Communicating a clear and correct explanation of a phenomenon.
	No data for this skill

C2	Communicating the result of an experiment.
	3.6

M1	Correctly calculate the force required for a lever
	3.6

M2	Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine
	3.0

M3	Correctly computing the weighted average
	4.0

M4	Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)
	4.0

M5	Computing the potential energy
	4.0

M6	Converting energy units correctly
	4.0

R1	Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.
	2.0

R3	Communicate the evidence that supports a result
	No data for this skill

R4	Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else
	3.2

R5	Recognize an unexpected result
	2.0

R6	Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena
	4.0


LAB GRADE:	0.98
05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100

05052014	RubeGoldberg Project
	96.6  out of 100


PART GRADE:	0.97
05052014	RubeGoldbergProject
	93.9  out of 100

05052014	Spring Weeks 1-4
	100.0  out of 100


OVERALL GRADE:	0.9	A-
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Cell 4: Make nice tables of output


In [32]:
import ipy_table as ip

current = open(d2 + '_sum.txt', 'rU')
data = [x.strip().split() for x in current.readlines()]
for i in range(1, len(data)):
    data[i][0] += data[i].pop(1)

current.close()

ip.make_table(data, interactive=True)
ip.apply_theme('basic')
ip.set_global_style(float_format="%0.2f")
html = ip.render()._repr_html_()
#send.sendhtml("alternative", html, email="mbetnel@seattleacademy.org", subject="Test HTML rep", test=not(doSEND))
ip.render()


Out[32]:
NameHWQuizSkillsLabPartOverallLetter
Alden,Jack0.080.420.371.00.850.58Pass
Arnold,Liliana0.380.940.930.981.00.9A-
Bartlett,August1.00.960.981.01.00.98A
Batingan,Christian0.560.750.760.921.00.82B-
Bianco,Giulio0.440.850.910.981.00.87B+
Blackburn,Kendall0.210.640.650.940.880.71C-
Boone,Max0.170.960.950.971.00.88B+
Brkanac,Leonard0.630.750.741.01.00.83B
Butler,Savanah0.960.90.911.00.980.95A
Cahoon,Hanley0.540.750.750.920.950.8B-
Cimino,Clara0.210.810.810.991.00.82B-
Colwell,Ruby0.810.730.720.931.00.83B
Conklin,Emma0.650.770.770.970.940.82B-
Devine-Mraz,Marguerite1.00.940.940.991.00.97A
Dillard,Madison0.60.930.910.91.00.89B+
Dillman,Madysen0.670.910.930.951.00.91A-
Doran,Jackson0.540.730.740.970.960.81B-
Dwight,Matthew0.440.660.630.920.90.73C
Efuye,Barkot0.580.950.961.01.00.94A
Feinstein,Jordan0.850.710.830.931.00.86B
Fiebig,Ingrid1.00.850.90.931.00.92A-
Fleming,Frances0.560.730.740.930.920.8B-
Flora,Olivia0.730.910.930.951.00.91A-
Fong,Aidan0.560.850.860.981.00.88B+
Foy,Jack0.460.940.970.980.880.91A-
Friedman,Benjamin1.00.90.911.01.00.95A
Garcia-Duarte,Marco0.670.880.890.981.00.91A-
Geltzer,Elodie0.210.890.881.01.00.86B
Goh,Sarah0.960.810.850.971.00.91A-
Gold,Adam1.01.01.00.890.990.97A
Goodman,Genevieve1.00.860.911.00.950.94A
Greenstein,Joshua0.920.940.950.981.00.96A
Grey,Mireya0.60.930.920.940.950.9A-
Gustafson,Sarah0.810.920.90.981.00.92A-
Healey,Benjamin0.850.940.940.981.00.95A
Kenefick,Audrey0.650.810.781.01.00.85B
Kennedy,Deena0.90.710.661.00.920.82B-
King,Lauren0.810.960.970.941.00.94A
Kosh,Elena0.880.980.970.940.920.95A
Kowals-Dym,David0.060.770.820.951.00.79C+
Lam,Emma1.00.930.950.930.880.94A
Lamey,Connor0.130.610.630.990.990.72C-
Leblond,Camille0.61.01.00.931.00.94A
Lohman,Henry0.90.90.930.941.00.93A
Long,Allegra0.980.960.960.931.00.96A
Magaram,Avi0.170.620.540.90.850.65Pass
Marro,Katrina0.50.790.810.990.930.84B
Marshall,Peter0.130.00.01.01.00.41Incomplete
McConnell,Tatum0.880.940.940.931.00.94A
McNeil,Coco1.00.920.940.991.00.96A
Mihalski,Alexandra0.60.920.940.991.00.92A-
Monti,Matilde1.00.830.880.981.00.92A-
Motulsky,Naomi0.50.750.790.980.980.83B
Murray,Mary0.810.980.970.991.00.97A
O'Brien,Kellen1.01.01.01.01.01.0A
O'Donnell,Wynn0.460.850.860.930.920.85B
Olsen,Army1.00.960.980.991.00.98A
Olson,Corinne1.00.840.831.01.00.92A-
Orr,Nicholas0.250.710.660.930.850.73C
Owen,William0.960.920.90.91.00.92A-
Parks,Nolan0.460.80.781.01.00.84B
Putney,Jaliyah0.480.830.780.920.950.82B-
Queary,Nash0.480.940.930.981.00.91A-
Rawlings,Wilson0.60.790.80.981.00.85B
Revere,Marius0.790.850.891.01.00.92A-
Riley,Holden0.290.890.890.940.910.85B
Robinson,Ashley0.440.750.780.940.90.79C+
Rosenblatt,Jaidha0.920.850.870.981.00.91A-
Sarkowsky,Noah1.00.840.840.971.00.91A-
Schiffgens-Milnes,Carter0.270.880.920.891.00.86B
Sneeringer,Margaret0.420.880.960.971.00.9A-
Stretch,Kian0.10.60.570.890.90.66Pass
Valdez,Megan0.670.790.790.980.970.86B
Watkins,Nils0.540.870.890.970.970.88B+
Watson,William0.710.870.880.91.00.87B+
Weld,Leah0.880.940.90.931.00.93A
Whitfield,Stanley0.11.01.00.940.950.89B+
Wicklund,Brynne1.00.960.950.971.00.96A
Winton,Robert1.00.940.961.01.00.98A
Woo,Sarah1.00.940.970.981.00.97A

In [5]:
send.sendhtml("samp", ht, email="mbetnel@seattleacademy.org", test=False)


---------------------------------------------------------------------------
NameError                                 Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-5-20c7d7b46ea4> in <module>()
----> 1 send.sendhtml("samp", ht, email="mbetnel@seattleacademy.org", test=False)

NameError: name 'ht' is not defined

In [ ]:
ht = """sample sample <span title="mouse over description here">normal text</span> """

In [ ]:
html

In [ ]:
hg

In [ ]:
hg[0]

In [ ]:
a = [['HWid', 'Date', 'Score', 'Comment']]
a.extend([[x['hwid'], x['date']] for x in hw])
b = [x['score'] for x in g.GradeBook.names['McConnell, Tatum']['hwscore']]
for (i, x) in enumerate(b):
    a[i+1].append(x)
    
    
ip.make_table(a, interactive=True)
ip.apply_theme('basic')
ip.set_global_style(float_format="%0.2f")
html = ip.render()._repr_html_()
ip.render()

In [ ]:
html

In [ ]:
a

In [6]:
import jinja2 as j

In [ ]:
template = j.Template('Hello {{ name }}!')
s.sendhtml("sam", template.render(name=NAME.split(', ')[1] + ' ' + NAME.split(', ')[0]), email="mbetnel@seattleacademy.org", test=False)

In [12]:
import datetime

In [14]:
a = datetime.datetime.strptime('03022014', '%m%d%Y')

In [23]:
a += datetime.timedelta(hours=8)

In [24]:
a


Out[24]:
datetime.datetime(2014, 3, 2, 8, 0)

In [9]:
print g.GradeBook.names


{'Fong, Aidan': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'comment': 'Blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '1'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'Great!', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'aidanfong@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Conklin, Emma': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'Incomplete notes', 'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'comment': 'Mostly blank', 'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '1'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Mixing with the ice DOES make it colder than mixing with cold water, even though the starting temperatures and the masses are the same', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': '... because a shallower ramp has to be longer to get to the same height', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They already knew that before the first experiment -- The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'emmaconklin@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Alden, Jack': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'comment': 'blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Can you be more specific?  Who thought what would be more?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'comment': 'Why is it surprising?', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'That was the second experiment.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'ss': 'mmccall@seattleacademy.org', 'section': 'F', 'email': 'jackalden@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Goodman, Genevieve': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'Really excellent job with your summaries', 'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'This is confusing -- it sounds like you are saying that it gets colder because the ice is colder than --ice--.  The phenomenon that had temperatures colder than 0C was when we added *salt* to it', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'How does the phenomenon in 4 explain why it melts?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'This is the tradeoff for a lever, not for a ramp', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'comment': 'The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'genevievegoodman@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Olsen, Army': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'ss': 'szoog@seattleacademy.org', 'section': 'E', 'email': 'armyolsen@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Butler, Savanah': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'comment': 'mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '1'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "If that were true, it would fit, but it isn't really about the time it takes to melt -- it is about the energy that needs to be used to cause it to melt, that doesn't get used when you mix a liquid with a liquid.", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'The temperature goes *below* the freezing point, but the ice starts to melt anyway', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'Just to be clear, by effort here you probably mean *force*.', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'Confusing -- they found that any nest with cuckoo eggs in it produced more crow offspring than the nests that did not have cuckoos in them, regardless of whether it was humans or cuckoos who placed the cuckoo egg there.  That shows that the cuckoo parents did *not* know which crows would be better foster parents', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'F', 'email': 'savanahbutler@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Healey, Benjamin': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'comment': 'Some blank/sketchy notes', 'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '3'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Actually it takes less time to reach boiling when there is salt in the water, which is another surprising thing, since the salt also makes the boiling temperature higher', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'There is also a tradeoff even if the ramp is already built, since a steep ramp will require more force but less distance travelled, while a shallow ramp will require less force but more distance travelled', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'benjaminhealey@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Riley, Holden': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Actually it took less time to get to the boiling point -- which was a second surprise', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Nice explanation', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'It takes less *force* with the ramp', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}], 'id': [{'section': 'G', 'email': 'holdenriley@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Sarkowsky, Noah': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'noahsarkowsky@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Murray, Mary': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'comment': 'Summaries were blank', 'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "If this were true, then that would be a good explanation -- but we know that ice doesn't have air trapped inside.", 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'There is also a tradeoff even if the ramp is already built, since a steep ramp will require more force but less distance travelled, while a shallow ramp will require less force but more distance travelled', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'marymurray@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Devine-Mraz, Marguerite': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "That would fit if it were true, but didn't we find that the ice *isn't* colder than 0?", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'It does make the temperature colder, but it also makes the ice melt faster', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'The graph shows PE going up when the phase changes form ice to liquid and from liquid to steam.  We said before that it would go *down* with those phase changes', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'margueritedevinemraz@seattleacademy.org'}]}, "O'Brien, Kellen": {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Nice!', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'comment': "You're right -- it isn't a chemical reaction", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'F', 'email': 'kellenobrien@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Foy, Jack': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '3'}, {'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "That does make sense, though it happens that it isn't really about the speed of the transfer, it is that breaking apart the ice bonds requires more energy than does just raising the temperature of the liquid water.", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Actually it takes less time to reach boiling when there is salt in the water, which is another surprising thing, since the salt also makes the boiling temperature higher', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Do call me out!  I got it wrong', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'jackfoy@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Rawlings, Wilson': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '3'}, {'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "Your answer to 3 isn't consistent with your answer for 2", 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'comment': 'Why is the result surprising?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'What did they see?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'F', 'email': 'wilsonrawlings@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Flora, Olivia': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'You should be writing your own summaries', 'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'comment': 'Summaries?', 'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '1'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'There is also a tradeoff even if the ramp is already built, since a steep ramp will require more force but less distance travelled, while a shallow ramp will require less force but more distance travelled', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'comment': "Nice -- the only thing that is missing is that we know that the temperature (and therefore the KE) doesn't change when the phase changes, but we know that we are pouring energy in to get it to change, which must mean that the PE is changing during the phase change", 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'oliviaflora@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Queary, Nash': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'comment': 'Mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'nashqueary@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Dillard, Madison': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'Nice job with the summaries and with asking follow-up questions', 'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '1'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'If it were true that the two mixtures would end up at the same temperature, then it would make sense that the explanation is that ice and water are actually the same substance.', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'This is the tradeoff for a lever, not for a ramp', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'madisondillard@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Lohman, Henry': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '3'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Hooray! Better living through chemistry ...', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They already knew that -- they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'F', 'email': 'henrylohman@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Leblond, Camille': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'comment': 'Mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'camilleleblond@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Motulsky, Naomi': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'comment': 'Mostly blank', 'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'comment': 'Why is that surprising?', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'The issue was about the *direction* of the changes during the phase changes.  Before we said that the PE goes down when ice melts, but this graph shows it going up', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': "Good explanation of the data, though it doesn't quite fit with what you said the hypothesis was", 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'comment': 'They knew that before the experiment, they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'naomimotulsky@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Kowals-Dym, David': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'Your document is blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'comment': 'Blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'comment': 'Blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "If that were true, that would fit, but didn't we prove that that isn't true?", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Nice', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'davidkowals-dym@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Fleming, Frances': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'comment': 'Mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'The main surprise is that even though the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, the ending temperatures are different', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'What about the effect on the boiling temperature?', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'comment': 'How does the phenomenon in 4 explain why it melts?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'There is also a tradeoff even if the ramp is already built, since a steep ramp will require more force but less distance travelled, while a shallow ramp will require less force but more distance travelled', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'comment': 'nice', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'That was related to the second experiment, The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'francesfleming@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Kosh, Elena': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '3'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'It allows the *water* to be colder, so the liquid will not freeze and the ice  will melt.  But it actually does make the ice colder,too -- we saw that in class.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'G', 'email': 'elenakosh@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Sneeringer, Margaret': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "Looks like your answers for 2 and 3 are garbled a bit (what you wrote for 3 is a better answer for #2, and you don't have a good answer for 3).  For 3, you should have been trying to explain why the result in 2 occurs (ie, why does the final temperature of the ice mixture end up colder than the water-water mixture).", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice ends up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'comment': 'It also caused the temperature to drop a lot', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'comment': 'Nice connection to the earlier work with salt', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'F', 'email': 'margaretsneeringer@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Wicklund, Brynne': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'That makes sense, slower ice molecules mean more time for the temperature to drop.', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Nice -- I find that surprising too', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'It takes more *force* with the steep ramp', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'brynnewicklund@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Weld, Leah': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '3'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'What did we say before?', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'Perfect explanation', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'leahweld@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Feinstein, Jordan': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'But *why* does the ice have a bigger effect?', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'comment': 'The temperature with the ice decreases even more than that', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'comment': 'Is it *harder* for the ice to melt?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'comment': 'Why is this surprising?', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'comment': 'How does that explain it?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': "A tradeoff has one thing getting better and one getting worse -- you've only listed things that get worse.  How does the ramp help?", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'See me about this answer -- cutting and pasting from the text is NOT the right way to construct an answer', 'score': '-1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'jordanfeinstein@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Stretch, Kian': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'comment': 'Mostly blank', 'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'comment': 'blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'How does this fit with the phenomenon you explained in 2?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice ends up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'comment': 'You should mention that the temperature drops too', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'comment': 'But the water does boil at a higher temperature...  the boiling point goes up AND it takes less time to boil', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': "What do you mean by effort?  The *force* is higher with a steep ramp, but you don't have to move the object as far because you are pulling more straight up.  The force is lower with a shallow ramp, but you have to move the object a greater total distance to get to the same height because you are not pulling straight up.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'That was the second hypothesis. The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'F', 'email': 'kianstretch@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Dwight, Matthew': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '2'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Why is this result surprising?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "This does not fit with your answer for 5.  The salt makes the ice gets colder, and it decreases the freezing/melting temperature, so liquid can stay liquid at a lower temperature, and solid will turn to liquid at a lower temperature (around -12 to -18 Celsius, depending on the amount of salt).  As long as the air temperature is above that number, the ice will melt and won't refreeze, even though it would have frozen if there wasn't salt on the road.", 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6'}, {'comment': 'The graph does not relate to the presence of salt at all', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'What do you mean by *easier*?  (The *force* is lower with a ramp)', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': "They were trying to find out why the crow's nests with cuckoo eggs in them produced greater numbers of *crow* offspring (they already knew that the crow parents do not reject the cuckoos).  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents, and so placed their eggs in nests that were already going to produce more offspring", 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'G', 'email': 'matthewdwight@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Cimino, Clara': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'Blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '1'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'It actually takes less timeto get to the boiling point', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': "The ramp or hill always requires less force -- the tradeoff is that the ramp requires a greater total distance travelled to get to the same height, because you aren't moving straight up.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'G', 'email': 'claracimino@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Cahoon, Hanley': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '3'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Good  -- though as we discussed, it is the graph that is right.  Bond potential energy does go up when the water changes from ice to liquid and from liquid to solid.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'Measuring it is a separate concern from whether or not it *is* easier.  A ramp allows you lift an object using less force, the shallower the ramp the less the force.  But the shallower the ramp, the more distance you have to move the object to get to the same height.', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'That is what they did, not what the hypothesis was.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'ss': 'szoog@seattleacademy.org', 'section': 'G', 'email': 'hanleycahoon@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'King, Lauren': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'comment': 'mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '1'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'Great!', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'F', 'email': 'laurenking@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Friedman, Benjamin': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "That's true, if the ice actually had lower kinetic energy than the liquid water to start, then the final temperature would be lower.  But we do know that that isn't true -- since the temperatures are the same (both 0C), they both have the same kinetic energy, because that's what temperature is, the average kinetic energy.", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'The indendent variable is the temperature (so it is the one causing the changes) and the dependent is the potential energy', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'There is also a tradeoff even if the ramp is already built, since a steep ramp will require more force but less distance travelled, while a shallow ramp will require less force but more distance travelled', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They never did that, actually -- that was a suggestion we made during our discussion.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'benjaminfriedman@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'McCall, Megan': {'id': [{'role': 'studyskills', 'email': 'mmccall@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Valdez, Megan': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'comment': "That doesn't quite explain why the water doesn't refreeze even though the temp is below zero.", 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'comment': "Offering a potential explanation of why something occurs isn't really the same as explaining what makes it surprising that it did occur", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'The graph shows the potential energy changing and the kinetic energy NOT changing during a phase change (which was also true last week), but before we thought that the PE went *down* when ice melted, but this graph shows PE going *up*', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'What do you mean by small and big here?  Probably you mean that a small ramp is a *steep* ramp, while a big ramp is a *shallow* one?', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'meganvaldez@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Rosenblatt, Jaidha': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'If this were true, then that would be a good explanation for the ice mixture ending up colder.  But we do know that ice is *less* dense than water (that is why it floats) and we also know that the molecules in the ice are moving the same speed as the molecules in the 0C water -- because having the same temperature means that the average speed of the particles is the same.', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "Your phrasing is confusing,so I'm not sure what you are saying -- do you mean that the freezing point *increases*? Because that isn't what we saw", 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "The ice does have lower potential energy, but that doesn't mean that it has more kinetic.  The molecules in steam are moving a lot faster than the ones in ice, but that is because extra energy from outside has been added to the system (from a hot plate, for example).  The energy tradeoff from PE to KE is only completely true if there are no external energy sources", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew that already -- they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'jaidharosenblatt@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Marro, Katrina': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'comment': 'blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Why is that surprising? (And salt does not cause the boiling point to go down -- it causes it to go *up*)', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'There is also a tradeoff even if the ramp is already built, since a steep ramp will require more force but less distance travelled, while a shallow ramp will require less force but more distance travelled', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'G', 'email': 'katrinamarro@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Grey, Mireya': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'comment': 'mostly blank', 'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '1'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "It is more that the PE goes up when the *phase changes* from ice to liquid and from liquid to steam.  It doesn't change when you are just warming the liquid, which is the same as what we said before", 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': "It is easier because the ramp allows you to lift the same object with less force, but harder because you have to move the object a larger distance to get to the same height (since you're not moving it straight up).", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'G', 'email': 'mireyagrey@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Lam, Emma': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Which is it? Longer to melt or melting point goes down?  What we actually saw was that the melting point went down *and* it took *less* time to melt.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'comment': "That isn't what happened -- the boiling temperature increases with salt", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'emmalam@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Boone, Max': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'comment': 'Mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'comment': 'blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Nice explanation of the surprise', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': "What do you mean by effort?  The *force* is higher with a steep ramp, but you don't have to move the object as far because you are pulling more straight up.  The force is lower with a shallow ramp, but you have to move the object a greater total distance to get to the same height because you are not pulling straight up.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'ss': 'szoog@seattleacademy.org', 'section': 'F', 'email': 'jamesboone@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Revere, Marius': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'You should be writing your own summaries', 'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'comment': 'Mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'mariusrevere@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Garcia-Duarte, Marco': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '3'}, {'comment': 'Mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "What is surprising about it? When you say that this happens because foreign substances have a tendency to change the boiling point you haven't really explained anything -- you are just restating the question.", 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "Actually we also said before that the PE doesn't change unless the form changes, the difference was that we said it would go *down* when you go from ice to liquid and from liquid to steam -- the graph shows it going *up*", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'it will take less *force* for a certain *height* if you have a longer ramp', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew that already -- they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'ss': 'mmccall@seattleacademy.org', 'section': 'E', 'email': 'marcogarcia-duarte@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Long, Allegra': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '3'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Nice', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'comment': "Why would bonding with a material like salt make it boil faster?  If boiling is the temperature at which the molecules are moving fast enough to escape the liquid, why aren't you surprised that salt allows the molecules to move faster without escaping?  Your explanation is that the salt makes the molecules move faster -- which fits more with a *lower* boiling temperature.", 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Actually the ice does have the strongest bond attachment -- the mistake I caused the previous week was in claiming that a strong bond meant high potential energy.  A strong bond has *low* potential energy', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'How do we know the PE should have a steep incline?', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'allegralong@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Fiebig, Ingrid': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': "You've listed one property of ramps that is an advantage, twice --  (*more force to pull straight up* is the same thing as *easier to slide than lift*) -- what is the disadvantage of using a ramp?  (The ramp requires a greater total distance travelled to get to the same height)", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'G', 'email': 'ingridfiebig@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Whitfield, Stanley': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'Lots of blank ones', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'comment': 'blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'ss': 'szoog@seattleacademy.org', 'section': 'G', 'email': 'stanleywhitfield@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Parks, Nolan': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'summaries?', 'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'comment': 'Mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '2'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'The one mixed with ice will end up COLDER than the one mixed with just cold water, even though the temperatures are the same.', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'nolanparks@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Monti, Matilde': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "If that were true, it would fit, but it isn't really about the time it takes to melt -- it is about the energy that needs to be used to cause it to melt, that doesn't get used when you mix a liquid with a liquid.", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': "What do you mean by effort?  The *force* is higher with a steep ramp, but you don't have to move the object as far because you are pulling more straight up.  The force is lower with a shallow ramp, but you have to move the object a greater total distance to get to the same height because you are not pulling straight up.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew that already -- they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'F', 'email': 'matildemonti@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Greenstein, Joshua': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'comment': "If you knew the graph was correct, that must mean you knew I was wrong the week before, right?  Why didn't you say something?", 'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '2'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "If the temp. is much below -10C, the salt won't help", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6'}, {'comment': "All good, except that the temperature doesn't change during a phase change. You have to melt the ice first, then the new liquid water can start to increase in temperature", 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': '... and distance', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'joshuagreenstein@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Mihalski, Alexandra': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'comment': 'Missing questions and summaries', 'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '1'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'Also a ramp requires greater total distance travelled than just lifting it straight up', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'G', 'email': 'alexandramihalski@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Goh, Sarah': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'A summary is not a re-statement of what you did -- it should should *why* we did things, what they mean.', 'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'comment': 'Why is that surprising?', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Why does it melt?', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'What do you mean by effort here?  The steeper the ramp, the more force is required -- the shallower the ramp, the less force.  But the shallow ramp has to be longer to get the object to the same height', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'That is what they did, not the hypothesis -- the hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'sarahgoh@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Marshall, Peter': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'Make sure to make these up when you are able', 'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'comment': 'Be sure to make these up as soon as possible', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'comment': 'blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'id': [{'ss': 'szoog@seattleacademy.org', 'section': 'F', 'email': 'petermarshall@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Bartlett, August': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'We saw when we did this that the ice melted faster AND the temperature dropped a lot.', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Both, actually, though they often use sand if the goal is just traction', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6'}, {'comment': "Right -- so why is the tradeoff rule broken?   (because we're adding extra energy in from outside)", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'augustbartlett@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Blackburn, Kendall': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'comment': 'blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "Why should they be the same temperature?  Why aren't they?", 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'comment': 'This is a potential explanation, not a description of *what occurs*', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': "What do you mean by less of *our energy*?  A shallow ramp allows you to lift a heavy object with less total force, but you have to move it a greater total distance (because you aren't moving it straight up).  A steep ramp allows you to lift straight up (so less total distance), but it requires more force.", 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'F', 'email': 'kendallblackburn@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Watkins, Nils': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'comment': 'mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Why is this result surprising?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'The time to boil actually decreases -- which is another surprise', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'Your second sentence is the correct hypothesis.  Your first sentence is the thing the hypothesis was trying to explain.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'ss': 'szoog@seattleacademy.org', 'section': 'F', 'email': 'nilswatkins@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Gustafson, Sarah': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '2'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "It isn't really about the time though -- it is about needing to use energy from the liquid water just to break the bonds holding the ice together, so much of the energy is already used up before you can have a liquid-liquid mixing.  But when you start with no ice, the liquid-liquid mixture raises the temperature of the cold water immediately, without having to waste energy on breaking the ice apart.", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'comment': 'Your answer needs to be about why the result is suprising, not about providing an explanation for how the effect occurs.', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': "You've said this in a confusing way -- with a steep ramp you have to exert a greater force but the distance you have to pull is smaller (because you are pulling more straight up).  With a shallower ramp you have to exert a smaller force, but the distance you have to pull is greater.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'sarahgustafson@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Winton, Robert': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "That would fit if it were true, but we know that the molecules in the ice are moving the same speed as the molecules in the cold water, because they are the same temperature (that's what temperature means)", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'comment': 'Why did we expect the results to be similar?', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Its not so much the phase change that breaks the rule, it is that extra energy is coming from somewhere else.  On a swing, the PE and KE are opposites, unless I attach a rocket  to the swing (thereby giving it extra energy) -- then I can increase both at the same time.', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': "You've said this in a confusing way -- with a steep ramp you have to exert a greater force but the distance you have to pull is smaller (because you are pulling more straight up).  With a shallower ramp you have to exert a smaller force, but the distance you have to pull is greater.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'robertwinton@seattleacademy.org'}]}, "O'Donnell, Wynn": {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'Blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'comment': 'Mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'comment': 'no summaries?', 'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Why is the result surprising?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'What pattern?', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'ss': 'mmccall@seattleacademy.org', 'section': 'F', 'email': 'wynnodonnell@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Robinson, Ashley': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'comment': 'mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Why is the result surprising?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'comment': 'The temperature did go up, but only for about a second, and then the temperature went *way* down -- to around negative 12 Celsius.  At the same time, the ice began melting even though the temperature was below the normal melting point.', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'comment': 'Salt does lower the temperature of water, but the question is about the effect on the boiling process', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'Why does predicting it matter?  A shallow ramp allows you to lift a heavy object with less force (thus easier), but you have to move the object a greater total distance to reach the same height (thus harder, because you are not lifting straight up).', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'You are saying what they did, but not why -- the first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents, so they moved the eggs out of the nests the cuckoos had chosen to see if it was the nest with the egg that did well, or the nest that the cuckoo had chosen that did well.', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'F', 'email': 'ashleyrobinson@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Brkanac, Leonard': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '3'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "Why wouldn't people think ice would make a difference?", 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Not -110, more like -12 Celsius', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6'}, {'comment': 'The main issue was about the direction of the changes, not how fast they occurred.  The previous picture also had sharp changes.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'What is the tradeoff?  You have to say something that is *worse* with a ramp too...', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'ss': 'mmccall@seattleacademy.org', 'section': 'G', 'email': 'leonardbrkanac@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Batingan, Christian': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'comment': 'mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '1'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice ends up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'comment': 'Does it actually make it freeze faster?  Seems like it makes it *melt* faster.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': "You've said the same thing twice -- it does require less force with a ramp.  What is the disadvantage of a ramp?  (The ramp requires a greater distance travelled to get to the same height)", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': "They already knew that cuckoo eggs led to better results for the crows -- they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents, and so placed their eggs in crow's nests that were already going to produce more offspring.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'G', 'email': 'christianbatingan@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Geltzer, Elodie': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'comment': 'blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Nice explanation', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'You contradict yourself with the second sentence.  It is easier with a ramp because it allows a lower force, but harder with a ramp because it requires a greater distance travelled to get to the same height', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}], 'id': [{'section': 'G', 'email': 'elodiegeltzer@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Dillman, Madysen': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'Your summaries need to show more reflection on the point of the lesson', 'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "So if the molecules from the ice are able to spread out more than the molecules from the cold water, then the final temperature will be colder with the ice?  I think that fits as an explanation, since if it were true, you would get colder results with the ice -- but we do know that that isn't true, since the molecules in the ice are less able to move around since they are bound to other molecules.", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'That is not actually what happened -- the temperature dropped (a lot) but the ice started to melt immediately, so the salt made it *easier* for the molecules in ice to break apart', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'If the salt did make the ice more solid, that would be somewhat helpful', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'madysendillman@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Bianco, Giulio': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'comment': 'More details', 'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '3'}, {'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '3'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'The particles hitting the ice lose more momentum than particles hitting other liquid particles', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Why would you think they would be the same?', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They already knew that -- they were trying to find out *why*. The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'ss': 'mmccall@seattleacademy.org', 'section': 'F', 'email': 'giuliobianco@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Lamey, Connor': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'Blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'comment': 'blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Why is this result surprising?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'comment': "What do you mean by devolve?  Isn't it surprising that the salt causes the ice to get colder?  The salt didn't cause the boiling water to get hotter -- it *allowed* the water to get hotter without turning into steam.", 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'But why does it make it less slippery?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6'}, {'comment': 'But we did talk about how the temperature (or the kinetic energy) causes the phase to change from ice to liquid to steam, and we also talked about what the potential energy would do during those phase changes -- we said that it would go down.  But this graph shows it going up.', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'Which is which?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They already knew that -- they were trying to find out *why* the crows that hosted cuckoo chicks produced more *crow offspring* than the crows that did not host cuckoo chicks.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents.', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'ss': 'szoog@seattleacademy.org', 'section': 'G', 'email': 'connorlamey@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Kenefick, Audrey': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'comment': 'Mostly blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'So what is it about the ice that causes the final temperature to be lower?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'The issue last week was about whether the PE goes up during a phase change or down. The graph shows it going up when you melt ice or boil water -- we said before that it would be down.', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'That was the second experiment. The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'ss': 'szoog@seattleacademy.org', 'section': 'E', 'email': 'audreykenefick@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Colwell, Ruby': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Actually we did say that the potential energy would change during a phase change,we just said that it would change the opposite direction', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': "What do you mean by *gets slightly heavier*?  With a ramp you can exert a smaller force to lift the same object, but there's a cost in that you have to move the object a greater total distance since you aren't moving it straight up.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': "Not quite -- they weren't trying to find out how the cuckoos knew which crows would be better parents, they were trying to find out *IF* the cuckoos knew which crows would be better parents.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'G', 'email': 'rubycolwell@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Kennedy, Deena': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '3'}, {'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Not *why is it surprising?* but *Why does it occur?*', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice ends up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'comment': "It's not just cold water -- it's water that is below zero.", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'comment': 'Why is that surprising?', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'What is the tradeoff?  A ramp makes it easier in one respect and harder in another.', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'Not true -- they found that any nest that had a cuckoo in it did better than any nest without, regardless of whether it was a human or a cuckoo that put it there.  Which shows that the cuckoos did not have some way of knowing which crows would be better parents', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'ss': 'mmccall@seattleacademy.org', 'section': 'F', 'email': 'deenakennedy@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Schiffgens-Milnes, Carter': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'No summaries', 'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'comment': 'Mostly blank, very few details', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'That does seem to make sense', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': "(it was crow's nests, not ravens)", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'F', 'email': 'carterschiffgensmilnes@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'McNeil, Coco': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "It is mostly about the breaking apart of the attractions between molecules in the ice, since the speed of ice molecules at 0C is the *same* as the speed of water molecules at 0C (that's what temperature means)", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Though, in a different surprise, it turns out that salt DOES make the water boil sooner, even though the temperature is higher.  Of course, it takes a lot more salt to do that than anyone would put in their pasta or rice -- so the salt in cooking must be for a different reason (taste)', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'You are just missing saying that what you mean by a tiny ramp is a *steep* ramp, which does require larger force, while your large ramp is a *shallow* one, which allows a smaller force at the cost of a longer distance to travel', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'comment': 'How do we know  the PE has to change when the phase change starts? -- Because the temperature stops changing', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew that before the experiment, they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'coramcneil@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Watson, William': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '3'}, {'notes': '3', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '3', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '3'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'The one mixed with ice will end up COLDER than the one mixed with just cold water, even though the temperatures are the same.', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'williamwatson@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Olson, Corinne': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'comment': 'Nice work', 'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Good -- if it were true that they end up at the same temperature, then the right explanation would be that they started at the same temperatures.', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'comment': 'If we are just talking about ice and salt, then you are right that having way too much salt will cause the temperature to rise again, but only VERY slowly, because of the fact that the salt is at room temperature.  If the amount of salt is a little more than the amount that will dissolve, then the temperature will still drop quite a bit', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'comment': 'The boiling point of the salt water is *higher* than the boiling point of pure water, but you are right that the amount of time to get to boiling is lower for the salty water', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'Not true -- they found that any nest that had a cuckoo in it did better than any nest without, regardless of whether it was a human or a cuckoo that put it there.  Which shows that the cuckoos did not have some way of knowing which crows would be better parents', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'ss': 'mmccall@seattleacademy.org', 'section': 'F', 'email': 'corinneolson@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Owen, William': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '1'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'Use the word *force* to describe the easier/harder thing here.  The *force* is greater the steeper the ramp', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'williamowen@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Magaram, Avi': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'You are missing several days', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'comment': 'Mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'comment': 'Blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '0', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '0', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'Why is it surprising?', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'comment': 'Actually it works down to about -10C', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6'}, {'comment': 'It says that when the ice melts, the potential energy has to increase, but before we said that it should decrease', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'Use the word *force* to describe the easier/harder thing here.  The *force* is greater the steeper the ramp', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'avimagaram@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Arnold, Liliana': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '1'}, {'comment': 'Mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '1'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "I think you have a typo in the first sentence (you mean that we thought PE goes down), though it is also misleading to say that this happened as water changes state AND gets warmer.  If the temperature is changing, the phase is NOT changing, and if the phase is changing, then the temperature is NOT.  So during a phase change, the PE changes and the KE doesn't -- the problem was about whether the PE goes up or down during the phase change.  The graph shows that it goes up when ice melts and when water boils.", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'lilianaarnold@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'McConnell, Tatum': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'If that were true, it would fit, but we know that the amounts are the same -- that was one of the given pieces of information.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'There is also a tradeoff even if the ramp is already built, since a steep ramp will require more force but less distance travelled, while a shallow ramp will require less force but more distance travelled', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'Regardless of *who* put them there.', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'G', 'email': 'tatummcconnell@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Orr, Nicholas': {'hwscore': [{'comment': 'Even when absent, you need to get copies of the notes and try to write your own summaries of what happened.  You can re-submit these when you have a chance to get copies of the notes from your group', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'comment': 'Blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'comment': "You still need to look at notes and try to process what happened when you were gone. Let's meet to go over it to make sure you know what this was about", 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'You use less *force* to lift it', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew the hypothesis was wrong because they found that only the nests that actually had cuckoo eggs in them did better, regardless of where the cuckoo put them.  The business with the goo is probably the right explanation, but that came from the second experiment.', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'A', 'email': 'nicholasorr@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Woo, Sarah': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "That would fit if it were true, but we know that the molecules in the ice are moving the same speed as the molecules in the cold water, because they are the same temperature (that's what temperature means)", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "Really interesting observations!  It actually turns out that salt does not increase the time to reach the boiling point, even though the boiling point is a higher temperature, because the salt also decreases the ability of water to absorb energy without changing temperature -- which does mean that the temperature graph won't be linear", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'comment': 'Although in some cases the energy used on the two ramps is the same (if the friction is very low), but there is still a tradeoff in that the shallow ramp requires a longer distance travelled to get to the same height', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'comment': 'Great!', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They knew that already -- they were trying to find out *why*.  The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'E', 'email': 'sarahwoo@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Putney, Jaliyah': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '3'}, {'comment': 'blank', 'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "That's not quite what we said -- we were talking about the potential energy of the molecules, and said that the PE should decrease when you break the attractions that hold ice together. The graph shows the PE getting bigger during that transition (and the graph is right), but it doesn't directly tell us anything about the spacing/spreading of the molecules", 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'What do pulleys have to do with it?  What is the tradeoff with a *ramp*?', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'G', 'email': 'jaliyahputney@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Gold, Adam': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '4'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '4'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "If that were true, it would fit, but it isn't really about the time it takes to melt -- it is about the energy that needs to be used to cause it to melt, that doesn't get used when you mix a liquid with a liquid.", 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M4'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'So they put salt on the road for economic stimulus?', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'F', 'email': 'adamgold@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Efuye, Barkot': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'notes': '0', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '0', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '0'}, {'comment': 'mostly blank', 'notes': '1', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '1', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}], 'id': [{'section': 'G', 'email': 'barkotefuye@seattleacademy.org'}]}, 'Doran, Jackson': {'hwscore': [{'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03102014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'notes': '4', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'questions': '4', 'date': '03172014', 'summaries': '2'}, {'notes': '2', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'questions': '2', 'date': '04142014', 'summaries': '0'}], 'quizscore': [{'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'M3', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': "The mixture with ice DOES end up colder than the mixture of water, which is surprising because the starting temperatures in the two scenarios are the same, which means that ice DOES affect the ending temperature in some way other than through it's starting temperature.", 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1', 'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R5'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'C2', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'date': '03132014', 'skill': 'R6', 'score': '4', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1'}, {'comment': 'We said that the PE changed before too -- we just said that it changed the opposite direction from what this graph shows', 'score': '2', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'R1'}, {'comment': 'A little confusing - the energy is actually often the same with a ramp versus lifting it (if the friction is low).  The main tradeoff is that with a steep ramp you need greater force, with a shallow ramp you need less force', 'but the steep ramp allows you to lift closer to straight up, a shallow ramp less straight, so you would end up moving the object a greater distance with less force to get to the same height.  (So the tradeoff is': 'large force/short distance with steep ramp, small force/long distance with shallow ramp)', 'score': '3', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2', 'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'M2'}, {'date': '03202014', 'skill': 'C1', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'M1', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R3', 'score': '', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3'}, {'comment': 'They already knew that -- they were trying to find out *why*. The first hypothesis was that somehow the cuckoos knew which crows would be more successful parents', 'score': '1', 'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3', 'date': '03272014', 'skill': 'R4'}], 'id': [{'section': 'F', 'email': 'jacksondoran@seattleacademy.org'}]}}

In [28]:
2/36.


Out[28]:
0.05555555555555555

In [4]:
g.GradeBook.things


Out[4]:
{'hw': [{'date': '03172014',
   'hwid': 'Spring Week 1 Notes',
   'scorepossible': '4'},
  {'date': '03242014', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 2 Notes', 'scorepossible': '4'},
  {'date': '04142014', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 3 Notes', 'scorepossible': '4'},
  {'date': '04212014', 'hwid': 'Spring Week 4 Notes', 'scorepossible': '4'}],
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   'labid': 'Spring Weeks 1-4',
   'scorepossible': '100'},
  {'date': '050502014',
   'labid': 'RubeGoldberg Project',
   'scorepossible': '100'}],
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   'partid': 'RubeGoldbergProject',
   'scorepossible': '100'},
  {'date': '050052014', 'partid': 'Spring Weeks 1-4', 'scorepossible': '100'}],
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   'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 1',
   'quiztype': 'all',
   'skill': 'R6'},
  {'date': '03202014',
   'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 2',
   'quiztype': 'all',
   'skill': 'M2'},
  {'date': '03272014',
   'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 3',
   'quiztype': 'all',
   'skill': 'R3'},
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   'quizname': 'Spring Quiz 4',
   'quiztype': 'all',
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   'skill': 'C1'},
  {'description': 'Communicating the result of an experiment.', 'skill': 'C2'},
  {'description': 'Reading and/or interpreting information from a graph.',
   'skill': 'R1'},
  {'description': 'Communicate the evidence that supports a result',
   'skill': 'R3'},
  {'description': 'Identifying the hypothesis of an experiment performed by someone else',
   'skill': 'R4'},
  {'description': 'Recognize an unexpected result', 'skill': 'R5'},
  {'description': 'Applying the result of an experiment to explain other phenomena',
   'skill': 'R6'},
  {'description': 'Correctly calculate the force required for a lever',
   'skill': 'M1'},
  {'description': 'Describing the tradeoff provided by a simple machine',
   'skill': 'M2'},
  {'description': 'Correctly computing the weighted average', 'skill': 'M3'},
  {'description': 'Proposing an explanation that fits the facts (but is not necessarily correct)',
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In [14]:
labs


Out[14]:
[{'date': '05052014', 'labid': 'Spring Weeks 1-4', 'scorepossible': '100'},
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