Activity 3
Achievement Standard
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HASS
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What students do
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Students explain the importance of people and processes to Australia’s democracy
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A
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uses own words to accurately define democracy and draws on a range of sources to effectively explain in detail the importance of people and processes to Australia’s democracy
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B
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uses own words to define democracy and draws on sources to effectively explain the importance of people and processes to Australia’s democracy
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C
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defines democracy and explains the importance of people and processes to Australia’s democracy
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D
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with support, provides a simple definition of democracy and explains why some processes are importance to Australia’s democracy
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E
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with direction, provides a simple definition of democracy and provides a limited explanation of why some processes are important to Australia’s democracy
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Activity 3 and 4
Achievement Standard
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HASS
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What students do
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Students organise data in a range of formats
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A
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correctly organises detailed information about democracy and associated rights and responsibilities using different graphic organisers
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B
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correctly organises information about democracy and associated rights and responsibilities using different graphic organisers
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C
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organises information about democracy and associated rights and responsibilities using provided graphic organisers
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D
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with support, organises information about democracy and associated rights and responsibilities using provided graphic organisers
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E
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with direction, organises information about democracy and associated rights and responsibilities using provided graphic organisers
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Activity 4
Achievement Standard
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HASS
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What students do
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Students describe the rights and responsibilities of Australian citizens
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A
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describes a range of citizen rights and associated responsibilities that ensure rights are protected
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B
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describes a range of citizen rights and associated responsibilities
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C
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describes citizen rights and responsibilities
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D
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describes some citizen rights and responsibilities
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E
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with support, describes some citizen rights and responsibilities
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Activity 3, 4 and 7
Achievement Standard
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English
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English
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What students do
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Students listen to discussions, clarifying content and challenging others’ ideas*
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Students contribute actively to class and group discussions, using a variety of strategies for effect*
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A
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actively listens to discussions, clarifying content and thoughtfully and respectfully challenging others’ ideas
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purposefully uses a range of strategies for effect when actively contributing to class and group discussions
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B
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actively listens to discussions, clarifying content and respectfully challenging others’ ideas
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effectively uses a range of strategies for effect when actively contributing to class and group discussions
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C
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listens to discussions, clarifying content and challenging others’ ideas
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uses a variety of strategies for effect when actively contributing to class and group discussions
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D
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listens to discussions, asking questions for clarification
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uses some strategies for effect when contributing to class and group discussions
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E
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with prompting, listens and asks questions with prompting
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with prompting, uses some strategies for effect when contributing to class and group discussions
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Activity 7
Achievement Standard
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HPE
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HASS
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HASS
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What students do
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They examine how celebrating diversity supports community wellbeing and cultural understanding
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Students locate and collect useful data and information from secondary sources
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Students collaboratively generate alternative responses to an issue and reflect on their learning to propose action in response to an issue or challenge
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A
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investigates and explains in detail how celebrating diversity supports both community wellbeing and cultural understanding
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locates and collects useful data and information from a range of reliable secondary sources
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contributes useful ideas to a collaboratively designed community profile and proposes a response based on well researched and comparative details about different communities
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B
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investigates and explains how celebrating diversity supports community wellbeing and cultural understanding
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locates and collects useful data and information from a range of secondary sources
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contributes ideas to a collaboratively designed community profile and proposes a response based on well researched details about different communities
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C
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examines how celebrating diversity supports community wellbeing and cultural understanding
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locates and collects useful data and information from secondary sources
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contributes ideas to a collaboratively designed community profile and proposes a response based on researched details about different communities
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D
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with support, examines how celebrating diversity supports community wellbeing and cultural understanding
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locates and collects data and information from a few secondary sources
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contributes some ideas to a collaboratively designed community profile and proposes a simple response based on some research
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E
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with direction, examines celebrating diversity supports community wellbeing and cultural understanding
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with support, locates and collects data and information
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with support, contributes some ideas to a collaboratively designed community profile and proposes a simple response based on some research
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Activity 3 and 7
Achievement Standard
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HASS
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What students do
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Students present ideas, findings, viewpoints and conclusions in a range of communication forms, communication conventions and discipline-specific terms
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A
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purposefully and effectively presents their detailed ideas, findings, viewpoints and conclusions in a range of communication forms using sophisticated discipline-specific terms and appropriate conventions
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B
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effectively presents their ideas, findings, viewpoints and conclusions in a range of communication forms using appropriate discipline-specific terms and conventions
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C
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presents their ideas, findings, viewpoints and conclusions in a range of communication forms using discipline-specific terms and appropriate conventions
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D
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unevenly communicates their ideas, findings, viewpoints and simple conclusions using some discipline-specific terms and conventions
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E
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with support, unevenly communicates their ideas, findings, viewpoints and simple conclusions using some discipline-specific terms and conventions
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*Denotes that observations for student performance may be required
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