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  LO: To analyse how representations are constructed in a TV Drama extract through the use of micro-elements (C / E / M-E-S/ S)
 Progression           Descriptors / Success Criteria                           Comments or Evidence (or ‘How do you know?’)
                                                                     Date              Date                   Date                Date
Level 1        Explanation/analysis/argument
               - Shows minimal understanding of the task or
               little relevance
               - Minimal knowledge and understanding of the
               technical aspects used in the extract
               - Minimal discussion of the extract’s
               representations, with no attempt to link to textual
               analysis
               Use of examples
               - Offers minimal textual evidence from the
               extract
               - Offers a limited range of examples (only one
               technical area covered)
               - Offers examples of minimal relevance to the
               set question
               Use of terminology
               Minimal or frequently inaccurate use of
               appropriate terminology

Level 2        Explanation/analysis/argument
               - Shows basic understanding of the task and
               some relevance to question
               - Basic knowledge and understanding of the
               technical aspects used in the extract
               - Some discussion of the extract’s
               representations, with some attempt to link
               these to textual analysis
               Use of examples
               - Offers some textual evidence from the extract
               - Offers a partial range of examples (at least
               two technical areas covered) with some
               relevance to the set question

               Use of terminology
               Some terminology used, although there may be
               some inaccuracies
Level 3              Explanation/analysis/argument
                     - Shows proficient understanding of the task –
Relatively           range of relevant points
straight forward     - Proficient knowledge and understanding of the
ideas have been      technical aspects used in the extract
expressed with       - Proficient discussion of the extract’s
some clarity and     representations, mostly linked to textual
fluency.
                     analysis
Arguments are
generally            Use of examples
relevant, though     - Offers consistent textual evidence from the
may stray from       extract
the point of the     - Offers a range of examples (at least three
question.
                     technical areas covered)
                     - Offers examples which are mostly relevant to
                     the set question

                     Use of terminology
                     Use of terminology is mostly accurate

Level 4              Explanation/analysis/argument
                     - Shows excellent understanding of the task
Complex issues       (range of excellent points)
have been            - Excellent knowledge and understanding of the
expressed clearly    technical aspects used in the extract
and fluently using   - Excellent discussion of the extract’s
a style of writing
appropriate to
                     representations, clearly linked to textual
the complex          analysis
subject matter.      Use of examples
Sentences and        - Offers frequent textual analysis from the
paragraphs,          extract
consistently
relevant, have
                     - Offers a full range of examples from each
been well            technical area which are relevant to the set
structured, using    question
appropriate          Use of terminology
technical            Use of terminology is relevant and accurate
terminology.

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Self assess grid

  • 1. Name: LO: To analyse how representations are constructed in a TV Drama extract through the use of micro-elements (C / E / M-E-S/ S) Progression Descriptors / Success Criteria Comments or Evidence (or ‘How do you know?’) Date Date Date Date Level 1 Explanation/analysis/argument - Shows minimal understanding of the task or little relevance - Minimal knowledge and understanding of the technical aspects used in the extract - Minimal discussion of the extract’s representations, with no attempt to link to textual analysis Use of examples - Offers minimal textual evidence from the extract - Offers a limited range of examples (only one technical area covered) - Offers examples of minimal relevance to the set question Use of terminology Minimal or frequently inaccurate use of appropriate terminology Level 2 Explanation/analysis/argument - Shows basic understanding of the task and some relevance to question - Basic knowledge and understanding of the technical aspects used in the extract - Some discussion of the extract’s representations, with some attempt to link these to textual analysis Use of examples - Offers some textual evidence from the extract - Offers a partial range of examples (at least two technical areas covered) with some relevance to the set question Use of terminology Some terminology used, although there may be some inaccuracies
  • 2. Level 3 Explanation/analysis/argument - Shows proficient understanding of the task – Relatively range of relevant points straight forward - Proficient knowledge and understanding of the ideas have been technical aspects used in the extract expressed with - Proficient discussion of the extract’s some clarity and representations, mostly linked to textual fluency. analysis Arguments are generally Use of examples relevant, though - Offers consistent textual evidence from the may stray from extract the point of the - Offers a range of examples (at least three question. technical areas covered) - Offers examples which are mostly relevant to the set question Use of terminology Use of terminology is mostly accurate Level 4 Explanation/analysis/argument - Shows excellent understanding of the task Complex issues (range of excellent points) have been - Excellent knowledge and understanding of the expressed clearly technical aspects used in the extract and fluently using - Excellent discussion of the extract’s a style of writing appropriate to representations, clearly linked to textual the complex analysis subject matter. Use of examples Sentences and - Offers frequent textual analysis from the paragraphs, extract consistently relevant, have - Offers a full range of examples from each been well technical area which are relevant to the set structured, using question appropriate Use of terminology technical Use of terminology is relevant and accurate terminology. Target: Target: Target: Target: