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FAS1101: Marking Criteria (Class Participation)

Marking Criteria (Class Participation)


Class Participation (100%)
High level The student is always prepared for lessons. The preparation of the student can be expressed in many ways. For
example, the student’s responses show that he or she has read the student notes, the student has completed
(75 and above) (online or classroom) tasks that were assigned by the tutor.

*A student who satisfies ALL of the The student participates frequently in class or group discussions; such discussions may also occur on an online
conditions will receive an ‘80’. It platform (e.g. IVLE).
follows that a more distinguished
student will receive a grade above an The student’s contributions to discussions—by way of offering answers, raising questions of clarification and
‘80’, while a less distinguished objections—are always of high quality. A contribution is of high quality if it reflects, for instance, critical
student a grade below an ‘80’. thinking and self-reflection.

The student’s contributions are always expressed with clarity.

Class Participation (100%)


Middle level The student is occasionally prepared for lessons. The preparation of the student can be expressed in many ways.
For example, the student’s responses show that he or she has read the student notes, the student has completed
(60 – 74) (online or classroom) tasks that were assigned by the tutor.

*A student who satisfies ALL of the The student participates occasionally in class or group discussions; such discussions may also occur on an online
conditions will receive a ‘70’. It platform (e.g. IVLE).
follows that a more distinguished
student will receive a grade above a The student’s contributions to discussions—by way of offering answers, raising questions of clarification and
‘70’, while a less distinguished objections—are occasionally of high quality.
student a grade below a ‘70’.
The student’s contributions are occasionally expressed with clarity.
FAS1101: Marking Criteria (Class Participation)

Class Participation (100%)


Low level The student is seldom prepared for lessons. The preparation of the student can be expressed in many ways. For
example, the student’s responses show that he or she has read the student notes, the student has completed
(40 – 59) (online or classroom) tasks that were assigned by the tutor.

*A student who satisfies ALL of the The student seldom participates in class or group discussions; such discussions may also occur on an online
conditions will receive a ‘55’. It platform (e.g. IVLE).
follows that a more distinguished
student will receive a grade above a The student’s contributions to discussions—by way of offering answers, raising questions of clarification and
‘55’, while a less distinguished objections—are seldom of high quality. These contributions may contain irrelevancies.
student a grade below a ‘55’.
The student’s contributions are seldom expressed with clarity.

Class Participation (100%)


Fail The student is hardly or never prepared for lessons.

(39 and below) The student hardly or never participates in class or group discussions; such discussions may also occur on an
online platform (e.g. IVLE).

The student’s contributions to discussions—by way of offering answers, raising questions of clarification and
objections—are hardly or never of high quality. These contributions may contain irrelevancies.

The student’s contributions are hardly or never expressed with clarity.

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