Achievement Standard |
Mathematics |
HASS |
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What students do |
Students solve simple problems using a range of strategies |
Students recognise that choices need to be made when allocating resources |
A |
correctly solves problems using a range of efficient strategies, and explains and justifies strategies used |
demonstrates a deep understanding of scarcity by making and justifying choices about what to give up in order to reach financial goals and providing a reasoned explanation of why these choices are necessary |
B |
correctly solves problems using a range of efficient strategies and explains strategies used |
demonstrates an understanding of scarcity by making informed choices about what to give up in order to reach financial goals and explaining why these choices are necessary |
C |
solves simple problems using a range of strategies |
demonstrates an understanding of scarcity by making choices about what to give up in order to reach financial goals |
D |
with support, solves simple problems using one or more strategy |
with support, recognises that choices need to be made in order to save |
E |
solves simple problems using strategies as directed |
with direction, recognises that choices need to be made in order to save |
Achievement Standard |
Mathematics |
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What students do |
Students check the reasonableness of answers using estimation and rounding |
A |
uses efficient strategies to estimate answers, checks the reasonableness of estimates and explains the strategies they used |
B |
uses effective strategies to estimate answers, checks the reasonableness of estimates and describes the strategies they used |
C |
uses strategies to estimate answers, checks the reasonableness of estimates and identifies the strategies they used |
D |
uses simple strategies to estimate answers and checks the reasonableness of estimates |
E |
with support, estimates answers and checks the reasonableness of estimates |
Achievement Standard |
English |
English |
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What students do |
Students create persuasive texts for different purposes and audiences |
Students select specific vocabulary |
A |
shows leadership to collaboratively create a highly effective jingle that promotes the importance of superannuation to members of the proposed ideal community |
judiciously selects specific vocabulary for effect |
B |
shows some leadership to collaboratively create an effective jingle that promotes the importance of superannuation to members of the proposed ideal community |
selects specific vocabulary for effect |
C |
collaboratively creates a jingle that promotes the importance of superannuation to members of the proposed ideal community |
selects specific vocabulary |
D |
with support, contributes to the creation of a jingle that promotes the importance of superannuation to members of the proposed ideal community |
with support, selects specific vocabulary |
E |
with considerable support, contributes to the creation of a jingle that promotes the importance of superannuation to members of the proposed ideal community |
with considerable support, selects specific vocabulary |
Achievement Standard |
English |
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What students do |
Students make presentations which include multimodal elements for defined purposes |
A |
effectively makes engaging presentations which include a range of considered and effective multimodal elements selected for audience and purpose |
B |
effectively makes presentations which include a range of effective multimodal elements selected for audience and purpose |
C |
makes presentations which multimodal elements for defined purposes |
D |
makes presentations which include some multimodal elements that vary in suitability |
E |
make presentations that include fragmented multimodal elements |
*Denotes that observations for student performance may be required
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