In your packs.... Two pieces of Learner work. Note: based on live examples Unit Specification Marking Sheet (blank) Standardisation Activity Unit.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Key Verbs in Written Response and Essay Questions Most questions contain a key verb or command term.
Advertisements

Types of Essays... and why we write them.. Why do we write essays? Hint: The answer is NOT ‘because sir/miss told me to’
Structuring an essay. Structuring an Essay: Steps 1. Understand the task 2.Plan and prepare 3.Write the first draft 4.Review the first draft – and if.
Description; compare-contrast; narrative; definition; opinion; cause- effect; classification; process.
Dr. MaLinda Hill Advanced English C1-A Designing Essays, Research Papers, Business Reports and Reflective Statements.
Lecture 3 THE KEY SKILLS TESTED IN A DISSERTATION.
Academic Essays & Report Writing
Introducing Unit Specifications and Unit Assessment Support Packs Philosophy National 5.
TIPS FOR ANSWERING LONGER ANSWER QUESTIONS Which command word is used? These tell you what to do. Explain, Describe, Discuss, Compare Check you know what.
Academic Vocabulary. Analysis The process or result of identifying the parts of a whole and their relationships to one another.
Business Management Advanced Higher Professional Development Workshop.
Knowing your command words will help you understand the question… Learn them!
Common Terms in AP Essay Prompts Since this is a college course, you are going to see many terms (in addition to vocab) that you might not know. Sometimes.
Key Words & Main Ideas By Mrs. Merk. Why Are They Important? Good answers to test questions often depend upon a clear understanding of the meaning of.
How to structure good history writing Always put an introduction which explains what you are going to talk about. Always put a conclusion which summarises.
Strategies for Essay Tests. Preparing for the test Know what is expected of you. What content will be covered? How many questions will be on the test?
CAREERS IN ANIMATION MODULE 3. PREPARING FOR YOUR ASSIGNMENT YOU WILL NEED TO ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS IN YOUR SMALL GROUPS ANSWER THE FOLLOWING.
Academic Writing Fatima AlShaikh. A duty that you are assigned to perform or a task that is assigned or undertaken. For example: Research papers (most.
HR0160 DEVELOPING EMPLOYABILITY AND STUDY SKILLS Thinking Skills: Critical Thinking and Analysis.
Is survival selfish? Argument by lane wallace
CfE Higher Modern Studies Overview of course (3 units):
Understanding Standards: Higher Course Event
Advanced Higher Modern Languages
Understanding Standards
The Thinking Ladder. Advanced Level A Level & Level 3 BTECs
Answering exam questions GCSE Physical Education
CRITICAL ANALYSIS Purpose of a critical review The critical review is a writing task that asks you to summarise and evaluate a text. The critical review.
Writing Informative and Explanatory Texts
CRITICAL THINKING LEVEL 1-3 PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Level 4 Counselling: Catherine Drewer
Are you ready for the Literacy Test?
IB Psych 10/16/17 Nothing Intros only… Today’s Agenda: Working on SAQ
Welcome to IBDP History
Writing for FRQs in APHG
Michigan Reading Standards
Follow the commands
Analyze.
Command terms with definitions.
LAW112 Assessment 3 Haley McEwen.
Rhetorical Modes.
AS LEVEL Paper One – Section A / B
Command terms with definitions.
Section 1: What is ‘developed’ explanation?
Three stages in historical thinking Evaluate
Exam Skills Question 1 – Multiple choice question Worth 1 mark
Test-Taking Vocabulary
IB Vocabulary: Command Terms
Prescribed title.
The Mid Tudors A2 Evaluation and enquiry questions
The Mid Tudors AS Evaluation and enquiry questions
History Assessments – Paper 2
Command Terms
FOR TEACHERS Monday – Focus on exposing students to vocabulary, getting definitions, and practicing Tuesday – Slip or Trip activity to begin practicing.
discover or reveal (something) through detailed examination.
A LEVEL Paper Three– Section A
External assessment details—SL
How do I form a critical and evaluative opinion?
Descriptive Analytical
CALCULATE Use numbers given in the question to work out an answer. Always show working.
Academic Vocabulary Words Help!
How far do you agree with this statement?  
Analyse (HL) To study a problem in detail, by breaking it down into various parts and to examine possible relationships.
Access to HE Standardisation
Section 1: What is ‘developed’ explanation?
Answering the exam task
Answering the exam task
Social Studies Vocabulary
Glossary Of Command Terms
AICE General Paper What IS this class?.
Is survival selfish? Argument by lane wallace
Presentation transcript:

In your packs.... Two pieces of Learner work. Note: based on live examples Unit Specification Marking Sheet (blank) Standardisation Activity Unit 5023 Prepared With Support and Thanks to Silver Pebble Ltd

Standardisation Activity Introduction to the exercise: The purpose of the exercise is to compare and contrast two pieces of Learner work to establish the standard expected, with a focus on the command words used in the Assessment Criteria: Evaluate Explain Assess

Cmi command words Command Word Explanation   Analyse Break the subject or complex situation(s) into separate parts and examine each part in detail; identify the main issues and show how the main ideas are related to practice and why they are important. Reference to current research or theory may support the analysis. Compare Review the subject(s) in detail – looking at similarities and differences. Define Show or state clearly and accurately. Describe Provide an extended range of detailed factual information about the topic or item in a logical way. Discuss Give a detailed account including a range of views or opinions which include contrasting perspectives. Evaluate Consider the strengths and weaknesses, arguments for and against and/or similarities and differences and then judge the evidence from the different perspectives and make a valid conclusion or reasoned judgement. Apply current research or theories to support the evaluation when applicable. Examine Inspect (something) thoroughly in order to determine its nature or condition. Explain Make something clear to someone by describing or revealing relevant information in more detail. Identify Ascertain the origin, nature or definitive characteristics of [...].? Justify Provide a rationale for actions and/or decisions. Your rationale should be underpinned by research, academic theory, data analysis or experience. Assess Provide a reasoned judgement or rational of the standard, quality, value or importance of something informed by relevant facts/rationale

Standardisation Activity Task: Review and compare the two pieces of Learner work. Use blank marking sheet to record your comments/feedback. Discuss with your group and prepare to: Share your ‘compare and contrast’ findings with the audience. Describe what makes a good evaluation. Describe what makes a good assessment. Describe what makes a good explanation.