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Additional Information

View the Recording Templates for this Activity (Microsoft Word, 36 KB)

Guidelines for marking

The following guidelines for marking show one approach to assigning a value to a student's work. Other approaches may be used that better suit the reporting process of the school. Categories, marks, grades, visual representations or individual comments/notations may all be useful.

Range A student in this range:
8-10

(A)

  • uses extensive argument and justifies choices supporting one side of the issue
  • critically evaluates and coherently explains the impact of the automobile on the individual, society and environments
  • demonstrates a critical awareness and comprehensive understanding of how designers respond to ethical issues and future trends
4-7

(B)

  • uses sound argument and partly justifies choices supporting one side of the issue
  • evaluates and explains the impact of the automobile on the individual, society and environments
  • demonstrates an awareness and a sound understanding of how designers respond to ethical issues and future trends
1-3

(C)

  • uses basic argument supporting one side of the issue
  • describes the impact of the automobile on the individual, society and environments
  • demonstrates a limited understanding of how designers respond to ethical issues and future trends.

Feedback

The teacher will provide written feedback to students. Comments will inform them about such things as:

  • the strength of the argument to justify choices
  • their ability to explain the impact of the automobile on the individual, society and environments
  • their understanding of how designers consider ethical issues and future trends.

Future directions

Through this Activity students have developed knowledge and understanding of the automobile as an innovation and its impact on the individual, society and environments. This learning can be applied in further units and activities through their experiences in researching and accessing information, collaboration, their understanding of the work of designers and the impact of designers' work on individuals, society and environments.

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