ongoing evaluation techniques: diary, journal or portfolio notes and use of photography to record ongoing progress/decision changes made to the product. What needs to be submitted for assessment Due dates Stages of production (teacher observation) Production stage photos/daily work log for making process Completed product Marking key for sample assessment Task 6 Unit 1 — Maximum Allocated Production of proposed project one possible mark mark Contents and records in work log/time sheet correct ongoing records of workshop practices 2 inconsistent records of work practices 1 /2 Completed marking out of material/s as required from plan and cut parts to required shapes using appropriate tools marking out completed correctly, all parts correct size and square 5 marking out completed, parts correct size 4 marking out completed with corrections, parts correct size 3 marking out required correction, adjusted parts re-sized 2 marking out required correction, replacement cut 1 /5 Completed assembly/fitting of product parts all and joints assembled, even and square fit 9–10 all parts and joints assembled, minor corrected unevenness 7–8 all parts and joints assembled, minor shape unevenness 5–6 all parts and joints assembled, but some required second attempt, some poor fit 3–4 parts fitted, joints show poor fit, and some require additional material for second attempt 1–2 /10 Completed product and ongoing record of production correctly assembled/fitted product, presented as per design proposal; detailed record of production clearly showing each stage of the process 7–8 correctly assembled/fitted product, easily identified from the design proposal; well explained stages of the process in the record of production 5–6 completed product, appearance shows minor detail flaws; limited record of production 3–4 assembled, but poorly fitting appearance and production notes show a deviation from the design and production plan 1–2 /8 Completed functioning product completed functioning product 4–5 inconsistent functioning product requiring adjustments 2–3 production causes a non-functioning product 0–1 /5 Total /30
ongoing evaluation techniques: diary, journal or portfolio notes and use of photography to record ongoing progress/decision changes made to the product. What needs to be submitted for assessment Due dates Stages of production (teacher observation) Production stage photos/daily work log for making process Completed product Marking key for sample assessment Task 6 — Unit 1 Production of proposed project one Maximum possible mark Allocated mark Contents and records in work log/time sheet correct ongoing records of workshop practices inconsistent records of work practices 2 1 /2 Completed marking out of material/s as required from plan and cut parts to required shapes using appropriate tools marking out completed correctly, all parts correct size and square marking out completed, parts correct size marking out completed with corrections, parts correct size marking out required correction, adjusted parts re-sized marking out required correction, replacement cut 5 4 3 2 1 /5 Completed assembly/fitting of product parts all and joints assembled, even and square fit all parts and joints assembled, minor corrected unevenness all parts and joints assembled, minor shape unevenness all parts and joints assembled, but some required second attempt, some poor fit parts fitted, joints show poor fit, and some require additional material for second attempt 9–10 7–8 5–6 3–4 1–2 /10 Completed product and ongoing record of production correctly assembled/fitted product, presented as per design proposal; detailed record of production clearly showing each stage of the process correctly assembled/fitted product, easily identified from the design proposal; well explained stages of the process in the record of production completed product, appearance shows minor detail flaws; limited record of production assembled, but poorly fitting appearance and production notes show a deviation from the design and production plan 7–8 5–6 3–4 1–2 /8 Completed functioning product completed functioning product inconsistent functioning product requiring adjustments production causes a non-functioning product 4–5 2–3 0–1 /5 Total /30
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