Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
GENERAL INSTRUCTION
INSTRUCTION TO STUDENTS
All lower secondary students must compulsorily complete
an Individual Task for English Language. supervision of their teachers. completing this project.
All students will complete this project under the Students will enlist the help of their teachers towards
directly from any source. Students must duly acknowledge sources from which materials are taken.
Students names and identity card numbers must be
TASK
(e.g. articles, brochures, pictures, flyers, etc.) Use the materials to develop your scrapbook
Part II Prepare your scrapbook using the format below: 1. A general introduction of the topic State your choice for example name your favourite movie or the place you would like to visit, etc. 2. Content Give reasons for your choice. Add any other information related to the choice. Support with pictures , illustrations etc. 3. Conclusion State what you have learned from the topic Recommend your choice to your friends and provide reasons.
Part III
Oral presentation (3-5 minutes) Give a brief description of the contents of your scrapbook. Share your experience in completing the scrapbook.
Note:
Elements of Evaluation: Understanding of the topic Appropriacy of materials/articles chosen Analysis of the materials used Personal response Grammar and Language conventions Clarity of presentation
Days/Weeks
Task
Teachers Signature
1 week
2 weeks
Completion of the product organising the materials concluding with a personal response editing Oral Presentation
2 days
RUBRICS
ASSESSMENT OBJECTIVES, BAND & ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
Assessment Objectives
Band
Assessment Criteria
Locate very appropriate materials on the topic selected independently with little to no guidance. Locate largely appropriate materials on the topic selected with minimal guidance. Locate appropriate materials on the topic selected with some guidance. Locate materials on the topic selected with total guidance.
Assessment Objectives
Band
4 3
Assessment Criteria
Show complete understanding of the topic. Present information from the articles/materials read from a variety of sources with minimal lifting. Conclude the scrapbook with a convincing personal response. Write exceptionally well using entirely accurate grammar and conventions. Allow first draft slips. The scrapbook displays ideas which are well thought out, organised and presented. Show some understanding of the topic. Present information from articles/materials read from a variety of sources with selective lifting. Conclude the scrapbook with an appropriate personal response. Write sufficiently well using largely accurate grammar and conventions. The scrapbook displays ideas which are reasonably well thought out, organised and presented.
To produce a scrapbook
Assessment Objectives
Band
2
Assessment Criteria
Show minimal understanding of the topic. Present information from articles/materials read with partial lifting. Conclude the scrapbook with an adequate personal response Write reasonably well using some accurate grammar and conventions. The scrapbook displays ideas which are satisfactorily thought out, organised and presented. Show little or no understanding of the topic. Present information from articles/materials read through mindless copying. Unable to conclude with a personal response. Poorly written with hardly any accurate grammar and conventions. The scrapbook displays ideas which are poorly thought out, organised and presented.
To produce a scrapbook
1
Assessment Objectives
Band
4
Assessment Criteria
Present an outstanding response showing critical and mature thinking. Present exceptionally well using largely accurate grammar and structures. Consistently able to hold the attention of the audience. Present a clear response showing some critical and mature thinking. Present sufficiently well using accurate grammar and structures. Unable to consistently hold the attention of the audience.
Assessment Objectives
Assessment Criteria
Band
Present an appropriate response but lacks critical and mature thinking. Present reasonably well using some accurate grammar and structures. Barely able to hold the attention of the audience. Present a vague and incoherent response Present poorly using inaccurate grammar and structures. Fail to hold the attention of the audience.
Thank You