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Mini Inquiry Assessment Schedule


Kiwi Kollaboration

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Adapted from SocSt/2/3 - C version 1

Task
Judgement for Credit
Judgement for Merit
Judgement for Excellence
Part A
Framework
At least some (five) of the steps in the Planning Framework have been completed. Most (seven) of the steps in the Planning Framework have been completed. Most (seven) of the steps in the Planning Framework have been completed.
Part B
Presentation
- Communicates relevant information from the inquiry using appropriate conventions.
- Supports presentation with evidence.
- Communicates relevant information from the inquiry using appropriate conventions.
- Supports presentation with evidence.
- Communicates relevant information from the inquiry using appropriate conventions.
- Supports presentation with evidence.
Part C
Conclusion
Draws valid conclusions based on information from the inquiry. Draws valid conclusions based on information from the inquiry. - Draws valid conclusions based on information from the inquiry;
- Links conclusions to significant idea(s) about 'Kiwi Kollaboration'.
Part D
Evaluation
Identifies strengths and weaknesses of framework, information and conclusion; suggests steps for improvement and recommends an area for further investigation. Identifies strengths and weaknesses of framework, information and conclusion; suggests steps for improvement and recommends an area for further investigation.

Shows understanding of the inquiry process by covering ONE of the following:

  1. Acknowledgement of ways in which conclusion are tentative
  2. Commenting on relevance and accuracy of information on which conclusions are based.
  3. Reflecting on the significance of findings and conclusions.4
  4. Awareness of areas and means of further development of the inquiry.
Identifies strengths and weaknesses of framework, information and conclusion; suggests steps for improvement and recommends an area for further investigation.

Shows understanding of the inquiry process by covering TWO of the following:

  1. Acknowledgement of ways in which conclusion are tentative
  2. Commenting on relevance and accuracy of information on which conclusions are based.
  3. Reflecting on the significance of findings and conclusions.4
  4. Awareness of areas and means of further development of the inquiry.





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