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4.
Student  Products
For some experiments, the products obtained from the experimental procedure will be marked for
quality and yield.  This mark will be part of the total assessment for these experiments.
5.
Student Performance
One mark of the grade for each experiment has been assigned to evaluate student performance in the
laboratory.  The following criteria identify some aspects that will be used for this assessment.
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How well prepared is the student to do the experiment?
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Is the student able to work independently?
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Is the student’s work space and equipment, as well as the common laboratory space, chemicals
and instruments, left clean and in good order?
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How diligently does the student work to complete the experiment on time?
NOTE: Students must be prompt in leaving the laboratory at the end of their laboratory session
To encourage this, one mark will be deducted from the experiment grade for every
five minutes a student stays in the laboratory beyond the allotted three hour period.
E.
Laboratory examinations
A laboratory examination will be given at the end of each laboratory term.  The date and location of
the examination will be announced during the term.  
NOTE: 
Students will be required to show their photo ID in order to write the 
examination.  
The examinations will be composed of a combination of multiple choice and short answer questions. 
The laboratory examination constitutes 9% of the course mark for 
Chemistry 101.  After all examinations have been marked, your laboratory instructor will have a
complete record of all marks assigned to you for that term.  These marks will be posted at a
designated location.  Please check these marks promptly, and immediately report any discrepancies
to your laboratory instructor. 
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