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    The document outlines the weighting of skills that make up the final English course mark for students in Bachillerato. Grammar and vocabulary make up 40% of the mark, with writing at 30%, speaking at 30%, reading at 20%, and listening at 10%. Individual tests, exams, and projects assess each skill area. Objective assessments contribute 90% of the final mark, with classwork, participation, and assignments making up the remaining 10%. A student's overall course mark is calculated as 15% from their first term mark, 35% from their second term mark, and 50% from their third term mark.

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    The document outlines the weighting of skills that make up the final English course mark for students in Bachillerato. Grammar and vocabulary make up 40% of the mark, with writing at 30%, speaking at 30%, reading at 20%, and listening at 10%. Individual tests, exams, and projects assess each skill area. Objective assessments contribute 90% of the final mark, with classwork, participation, and assignments making up the remaining 10%. A student's overall course mark is calculated as 15% from their first term mark, 35% from their second term mark, and 50% from their third term mark.

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    The document outlines the weighting of skills that make up the final English course mark for students in Bachillerato. Grammar and vocabulary make up 40% of the mark, with writing at 30%, speaking at 30%, reading at 20%, and listening at 10%. Individual tests, exams, and projects assess each skill area. Objective assessments contribute 90% of the final mark, with classwork, participation, and assignments making up the remaining 10%. A student's overall course mark is calculated as 15% from their first term mark, 35% from their second term mark, and 50% from their third term mark.

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    IES DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH CURSO 2019-2020

    WEIGHTED AVERAGE MARK – ENGLISH - BACHILLERATO


    40% 30% 30%
    20% 10% 20% 10%
    GRAMMAR and WRITING SPEAKING READING LISTENING
    VOCABULARY Written Oral Production Comprehension Oral
    Production Comprehension

    -individual -individual -individual -individual -individual


    objective tests, objective tests, objective tests, objective tests, objective tests,
    exams, projects. exams, projects. exams, projects. exams, projects. exams, projects.

    Objective tests and exams count as 90% of the final mark.


    Work in class, participation and homework assignments count as 10% of the final mark.

    The student’s course mark is obtained from the following formula:

    FINAL COURSE MARK

    1st TERM MARK 2nd TERM MARK 3rd TERM MARK


    15% 35% 50%

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