| Conditions
of Performance These statements outline
the maximum degree of support allowable in interpreting student performance on the
Indicators for this level:
Works alongside expert/mentor/teacher where
advice/modelling is readily available and recourse to first/other language is acceptable
if required.
Incorporates communication supports as required.
Demonstrates competence in immediate contexts.
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| Workplace
and Social Contexts Begins shifting from one cultural context to another.
Understands English texts which include one
explicit agenda.
Performs successfully when interaction is with
sympathetic participants/interlocutors.
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Assessment
Principles The National Reporting
System is designed to allow a nationally consistent means of reporting student outcomes
from accredited and non-accredited curriculum. To promote consistency across curricula and
across learning sites, it is assumed that, for assessment purposes, the following
conditions will have been met:
Assessment tasks should be grounded in a relevant
context and not be culturally biased.
Students should be assessed across a wide range
of tasks integrated into practice, in order to increase reliability and validity of
assessment. One-off assessment tasks do not provide a reliable and valid measure of
competence.
Instructions for assessment tasks should be
clear, explicit and ordered. Students must know what is expected, and the criteria by
which they will be judged.
Time allowed to complete a task should be
reasonable and specified, and should allow for preparation and re-drafting as appropriate
to the task.
Assessment should ideally be moderated by more
than one teacher, and/or across providers.
Appropriate reference materials should be
available to students during assessment, e.g. personal word lists, dictionaries,
thesaurus, calculators.
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