Activity 2
Achievement Standard
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English
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HASS
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What students do
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Students contribute actively to class and group discussions, using a variety of strategies for effect*
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Students reflect on their learning to propose action in response to an issue or challenge and describe the probable effects of their proposal
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A
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purposefully and effectively uses a range of strategies for effect when actively contributing to class and group discussions
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reflects deeply on their learning and experiences to propose a range of reasonable actions they could take to support their community and provides a comprehensive description of the probable effects of these actions
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B
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effectively uses of a range of strategies for effect when actively contributing to class and group discussions
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reflects on their learning and experiences to propose reasonable actions they could take to support their community and provides a detailed description of the probable effects of these actions
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C
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uses of a variety of strategies for effect when actively contributing to class and group discussions
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reflects on their learning to propose actions they could take to support their community and describes the probable effects of these actions
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D
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uses some strategies for effect when contributing to class and group discussions
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with support, reflects on their learning to propose actions they could take to help others and describes some of the probable effects of these actions
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E
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with prompting, uses some strategies for effect when contributing to class and group discussions
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with direction, reflects on their learning to propose actions they could take to help others and describes some of the probable effects of some of these actions
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Activity 2 and 4
Achievement Standard
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HASS
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What students do
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Students explain the importance of people, institutions, and processes to Australia’s democracy
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A
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provides reasoned and logical explanations of the importance of people (volunteers), institutions (governments) and processes (taxation system) to Australia’s democracy
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B
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effectively explains the importance of people (volunteers), institutions (governments) and processes (taxation system) to Australia’s democracy
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C
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explains the importance of people (volunteers), institutions (governments) and processes (taxation system) to Australia’s democracy
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D
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with support, provides a brief explanation of the importance of people (volunteers), institutions (governments) and processes (taxation system) to Australia’s democracy
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E
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with direction, provides a brief explanation of the importance of people (volunteers), institutions (governments) and processes (taxation system) to Australia’s democracy
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Activity 6
Achievement Standard
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HPE
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What students do
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Students examine how physical activity, and connecting to the environment support community wellbeing
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A
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identifies a range of public goods and services that support physical activity and connecting to the environment and provides an insightful explanation of the connection between these resources and community wellbeing
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B
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identifies public goods and services that support physical activity and connecting to the environment and provides a detailed explanation of how these resources support community wellbeing
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C
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identifies public goods and services that support physical activity and connecting to the environment and explains how these resources support community wellbeing
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D
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with support, identifies some public goods or services that support physical activity and connecting to the environment and provides a limited explanation of how these resources support community wellbeing
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E
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with direction, identifies public goods and services that support physical activity and connecting to the environment and provides a very limited explanation of how these resources support community wellbeing
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* Denotes that observations for student performance may be required
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