AI science grading for Google Classroom
GradeWithAI grades lab reports, CER responses, and short answers turned in to Google Classroom. It scores the hypothesis, data, and conclusion against your rubric and checks calculations and units.
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What GradeWithAI checks in science work
- Lab reports by section
- The hypothesis, data, analysis, and conclusion are each scored against your rubric, with a comment on what to fix.
- Content checked against your key
- Add the expected answers or key ideas, and feedback names the misconception, for example confusing mass and weight.
- Reads graphs, tables, and labeled diagrams
- Graphs and data tables in Docs, Sheets, PDFs, or photos are read with the rest of the report, so feedback can point out an unlabeled axis or a misread trend.
- Scores back to Classroom
- Send scores and feedback for one student or the class. Works on assignments created or reposted from GradeWithAI.
Science assignments it grades in Google Classroom
Lab reports, CER responses, worksheets, and short answers.
- Biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science
- Comments on units, significant figures, and variables
- Calculations checked step by step
- Scores go to Classroom when you send them
How to grade science assignments in Google Classroom
- 1
Connect Google Classroom
Sign in with Google and approve Classroom access. Your courses and turned-in work appear in the sidebar.
- 2
Set up an assignment
Pick the lab report or science assignment, enter the max score, and choose or generate a rubric. To send grades back, create or repost the assignment from GradeWithAI.
- 3
Review and send
Edit anything you disagree with, then send scores and feedback to Classroom.
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Science grading in Google Classroom: FAQ
Answers to common questions from teachers and school leaders. Something not covered here? Email john@gradewithai.com.
Yes. Each section, such as the hypothesis, data, analysis, and conclusion, is scored against your rubric with a comment.
Yes. Sheets attached to the submission are read along with the report, so feedback can refer to the data.
Yes. It checks each calculation and its units, and comments on significant figures when your rubric asks for them.
Put the grade level and course in your rubric or custom instructions, and choose shorter feedback if you want brief comments.
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