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GCE AS Biology Unit 3 - Visit or Issue Report

This document provides assessment criteria and guidelines for a GCE AS Biology Unit 3 coursework assignment. It details 4 assessment criteria: 1) describing biological methods and processes related to a visit or issue, 2) identifying applications and implications of the biology, 3) using multiple sources for research, and 4) clear communication. For each criterion, it lists specific points to assess and awards a maximum of 4 marks for each. It also includes spaces for the candidate and teacher signatures to confirm the authenticity and completion of the work.

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GCE AS Biology Unit 3 - Visit or Issue Report

This document provides assessment criteria and guidelines for a GCE AS Biology Unit 3 coursework assignment. It details 4 assessment criteria: 1) describing biological methods and processes related to a visit or issue, 2) identifying applications and implications of the biology, 3) using multiple sources for research, and 4) clear communication. For each criterion, it lists specific points to assess and awards a maximum of 4 marks for each. It also includes spaces for the candidate and teacher signatures to confirm the authenticity and completion of the work.

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Issue 3 September 2009

GCE AS Biology Unit 3 Visit or Issue Report


The candidate details and declaration must be completed, regardless of whether
the candidate is entered for the centre assessed or the externally assessed route.

Centre Number:

Centre Name:

Candidate Number:

Candidate Name:

Please tick the box if the candidate is resitting this unit


Assessment criteria Level of response
Mark
awarded
MODERATOR
USE ONLY
1 Describe the
biological methods and
processes used in a
chosen area of biology
in the context of a
problem or question
identified during a
visit made or issue
researched
Identify and describe a question or problem in an area of
biology relevant to a visit made or issue researched. /4 /4
Describe the biological methods and processes involved
in producing data or solutions to problems or questions
relevant to a visit made or issue researched. /4 /4
Explain how the methods and processes used in the
chosen area of biology are appropriate in terms of
producing both valid and reliable data or effective
solutions to address the problem or question identified
using graphs, photos, diagrams and tables that are
appropriate, relevant and integrated with the report. /4 /4
2 Identify
applications and
implications of the
biology encountered
within the context of
the visit or issue
researched
Identify two implications (ethical, social, economic or
environmental) of the applied biology encountered
within the context of the visit or issue researched. /4 /4
Evaluate benefits and risks to humans, other organisms
and the environment as appropriate of the implications
of the applied biology being studied / identified. /4 /4
Discuss alternative views or solutions for implications of
the biology encountered within the context of the visit or
issue. /4 /4
3 Use information or
arguments obtained
from three or more
sources (including
at least one web-
based and one not
web-based) when
researching the visit or
issue
Use information or arguments obtained from three or
more sources (including at least one web-based and one
not web-based) when researching the visit or issue.
Clearly identify any quotes from sources. /4 /4
Provide information about the source, author and date of
three or more references used in the visit or issue report.
Link references to the appropriate text in the visit or
issue report. /4 /4
Evaluate at least two references used in the report.
/4 /4
4 Communicate
clearly, concisely and
logically with
appropriate use of
visuals
Spelling, punctuation and grammar are correct, and the
presentation is logical and concise. There is good use of
technical language. Visuals are present, but not
necessarily referred to in the text.
/4 /4

TOTAL MARK /40 /40

Declaration of Authentication
I declare that the work submitted for assessment has been carried out without assistance other than that which
is acceptable under the scheme of assessment or that which is described above.




Signed (candidate):

Date:



Signed (teacher):

Date:


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