2.3 How do you create assessment opportunities that meet the needs of learners Creating assessment opportunities: purpose e.g. awarding organisation requirements‚ recording progress‚ reporting‚ opportunities to provide learner with feedback‚ on-going; appropriateness e.g. to skills-knowledge-understanding‚ timely‚ suitable‚ addressing individual needs Type response here… First of all we should look at the awarding body’s requirement for accreditation. Using this information we could then
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Novels reveal the influence of culture and allow audiences to develop a greater sense of empathy for the experiences of others. Both NoViolet Bulawayo’s We Need New Names (2013) and Kiran Desai’s The Inheritance of Loss (2006) explore the migrant experience with the purpose of creating a deeper understanding of the difficulties of assimilation. We Need New Names examines the choice for a successful assimilation into American society over retaining cultural heritage‚ while The Inheritance of Loss evokes
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Class IX Chapter 13 – Why Do We Fall Ill Science Question 1: State any two conditions essential for good health. Answer: The twoconditions essential for good health are: (i) An individual must have better health facilities and more professionals to deal with health problems. (ii) All basic necessary conditions to prevent diseases must be present. For example‚ proper garbage collection and disposal‚ clearing of drains‚ supply of healthy drinking water‚ etc. Question 2: State any
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Purpose Sentence The purpose of this speech is to inform my listeners on how to do laundry. Introduction Forty-five percent of children don’t learn how to do laundry until leaving for college. Most children feel that it’s not a necessary tool they need to know until they are on their own. Having freshly cleaned pants and blouses each day in your closet seems normal to many kids‚ but before you know it‚ those wonderful days will in fact be over. After today‚ most of you
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How you met...... It was Friday when you were wandering aimlessly around the school at lunch time. When you heard someone playing a beautiful song on guitar. Intrigued‚ you followed the soft music. As you got closer the music became louder‚ you entered a corridor where there was a door slightly ajar that you pushed open silently carefully trying not to disturb the musician at his work. You realized who it was as you grew closer to him. It was Daniel. Or Danny from your maths class. ’uhh..
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“Do We Survive Death?” Protocol Paper # 2 Thesis: The main idea is that the question Do we survive death? Is controversial and we are not sure what happen after we die. The question Do we survive death? Analyzes 3 main points‚ the presence of a soul‚ the existence of afterlife and miracles. Summary: In the “Do We Survive Death” Rachels shows several important theories and beliefs. First he presents the idea of an immortal soul. Rachels presents the thoughts of and important philosopher‚ Socrates
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Do as we say and as we do: The interplay ofdescriptive and injunctive group norms in the attitude–behaviour relationship Journal Article Summary Smith‚ J.R. &Louis‚ W.R. (2008).British Journal of Social Psychology‚ 47‚ 647–666 a. The paper investigates the reasons behind discrepancies between attitudes and behaviour by observing how social factors impact upon attitude behaviour relationships. It was predicted that supportive descriptive and injunctive norms would increase engagement levels
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an issue with draft dodgers‚ which there would be plenty of in this day and age. The process of finding these people‚ prosecuting them and eventually incarcerating them would be another unnecessary cost to society. There would also be many people who would claim conscientious objector status. Infield (2005) states that even though the draft has not been reinstituted‚ pacifist churches are beginning to prepare it’s male members on how to become conscientious objectors‚ for fear a draft is imminent
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In the late century‚ extinction becomes common topic in our daily discussion and debates. An average of 27‚000 species is currently extinct each year and there is a possibility of 22% of extinction in the overall species if action is not taken. Animal extinction is due to human immorality and irresponsible behavior just for their own benefits. Since the year 1600‚ a total of 83 mammals species are known to have become extinct. Wildlife population depleted the trade in live animals‚ damaged habitats
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Feelings how do they define us and why do we have them? We are taught in school that our arms‚ legs‚ and other body parts move because our brain send waves to make them do what we want them to do‚ if the brain couldn’t send these signals we would be immobile. As a scientific fact the heart actually sends messages to the brain not the other way around for once. Another fact is everyone has a opinion but those opinions could be chosen by how we feel‚ for example if a person has committed a crime a
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