1. The document outlines grading criteria for an assessment task involving formative and reflective work.
2. It provides five criteria: demonstration of understanding, quality of communication, application of theories, use of given information, and coverage of the question.
3. For each criterion, grades are defined on a scale from Fail to A, describing the expected level of performance for the criteria at each grade level.
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1. The document outlines grading criteria for an assessment task involving formative and reflective work.
2. It provides five criteria: demonstration of understanding, quality of communication, application of theories, use of given information, and coverage of the question.
3. For each criterion, grades are defined on a scale from Fail to A, describing the expected level of performance for the criteria at each grade level.
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Detailed Grading Criteria
Assessment Task 1: Formative and reflective tasks
Assessment Fail: less than 50% D: 50-59% C: 60-69% B: 70-79% A: 80-100% criteria/grade 1. (KEY) Mostly Mostly Showing a fair Largely critical and Critical and Demonstration of demonstrating only demonstrating only amount of deeper evaluative thinking, evaluative thinking deeper surface knowledge surface knowledge understanding but but at times lacking throughout, creative understanding of and rote learning. and rote learning. some surface necessary depth. and reflective the material (incl. Not using own knowledge and rote Predominantly using processing of the critical thinking and words. learning clearly own words. material. Using own logical reasoning) visible, often using words. own words. 2. Quality of Not sufficient to Good enough to Logical and relatively Logical with Logical with communicating this make sense. make sense, but easy to follow most connections connections, good understanding (incl. often lacking focus of the time. between different combination of big structure and or coherence. themes made most picture and detail. organisation) of the time. 3. Appropriate Largely lacking or Rather limited, some Relevant concepts Largely accurate, Accurate and application of incorrectly applied. misunderstanding usually applied in an with little thorough. theories & concepts present, and major appropriate way, but misunderstanding (incl. problem omissions. still some omissions. and few omissions. solving) 4. Use of given Mostly incorrect. Roughly equal spilt Correct in terms of Correct in terms of Correct in terms of information between correct and most key and almost all key and all key issues and incorrect. peripheral issues. most peripheral almost all peripheral issues. issues. 5. The ‘coverage’ of Very few issues are More than half of Most issues are (Almost) all issues (Almost) all issues the question addressed. the issues are at addressed, some are addressed, but are fully addressed least partly fully and some some not fully. addressed. partly.
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