Unpacking the assessment criteria

How many assessment criteria does the personal project have?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

The maximum point that a student can achieve in total is:

• 7

• 24

Without any submitted recording, students may write PP report up to maximum 15 pages.

According to the May '22 and Nov '22 subject report, if a student wrote a 17-pages of report, examiners will stop reading (grading) it on the page 15.

• false

• true

Criterion A strand i looks at how students have explained:

• their personal interest

• their learning goal

• the connection between their personal interest and learning goal

Criterion A strand ii looks at

• a detailed plan to complete the product

• whether the success criteria is appropriate for the product

• the connection between personal interest and learning goal

• a detailed plan to achieve the learning goal

A candidate has presented a very detail (and well-explained) success criteria for the product but does not address why the criteria are appropriate. For criterion A strand ii, the candidate will likely get a point of:

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

Mark has written a very detail plan on how he will achieve his learning goal.

According to criterion A strand iii, he will achieve a high mark.

• true

• false

Sergio clearly states the learning goal of his personal project and makes an attempt to link it with his personal interest.

Against criterion A strand i, he will unlikely get

• 1 or 2

• 3 or 4

• 5 or 6

• 7 or 8

A student has develop a plan for completing the product as shown on the table.

What could have been added to this plan in order to achieve higher point on criterion A?

Criterion B strand ii focuses on

• how students have DEVELOPED ATL skills through making the product

• how students have APPLIED the ATL skill(s) to complete the product