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SAQA - 7464
ANALYSE CULTURAL PRODUCTS AND PROCESSES AS REPRESENTATIONS OF SHAPE, SPACE
AND TIME
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I(Learner)…………………………………………………………………………………………….herewith declare
that I am ready for the assessment, that we have reviewed the assessment preparation and plan, I understand the
assessment process and I am happy that the assessment will be conducted in a fair manner.
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Learner Workbook Information
This Workbook has been designed and developed to evaluate learners’ level of understanding relating to the
following skills program or unit standard: ANALYSE CULTURAL PRODUCTS AND PROCESSES AS
REPRESENTATIONS OF SHAPE, SPACE AND TIME, which has been developed for the qualification:
NATIONAL CERTIFICATE: MIXED FARMING SYSTEM
SAQA ID 48971 LEVEL 1 – 120 CREDITS...Learners will be evaluated on the specific outcomes and/or
assessment criteria of the following SAQA Registered Unit Standard(s), which represent the Formative Assessment
component:
US ID US Title Level Credits
ANALYSE CULTURAL PRODUCTS AND PROCESSES AS
7464 1 2
REPRESENTATIONS OF SHAPE, SPACE AND TIME
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Outcomes
Learners credited with this unit standard will be able to:
Identify geometric shapes and patterns in cultural products;
Analyse similarities and differences in shapes and patterns, and the effect of colour, used by different cultures;
and
Analyse and explain the way shapes and space are used in different epochs.
Assessment Criteria
The assessment process involves collecting and interpreting evidence about the learner’s ability to perform a task,
which will be achieved through a combination of formative and summative assessments. In this guide there may be
assessments in the form of activities, assignments, tasks or projects, as well as workplace practical tasks. The learner
is to perform these tasks and provide required and authentic evidence in their portfolio of evidence.
To qualify and receive credits towards the learning programme or unit standard, a registered assessor and moderator
will conduct an evaluation and assessment of the learner’s portfolio of evidence and competency.
Learner Responsibility
The responsibility of learning rest with the learner, so:
Be proactive and ask questions,
Seek assistance and help from your facilitators, if required.
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Learning US: 7464, NQF Level 1 Worth 2 Credits
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SESSION 1
IDENTIFY GEOMETRIC SHAPES AND PATTERNS IN CULTURAL PRODUCTS.
SO 1
Learning
Basic transformations are identified.
Outcomes
Basic geometric shapes are identified.
(Assessment Basic patterns are identified and described
Criteria) Basic patterns are extended in a way that maintains the consistency of the pattern
Activity
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What are the basic shapes that are used as the foundation to describe all other forms and shapes?
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Activity
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Describe the Complex Shapes
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Outcomes
Differences in shapes and patterns are identified
(Assessment Possible reasons for similarities and/or differences in shapes and patterns used by
Criteria) different cultures are identified.
The effect of colour on shape and symmetry is described and illustrated
Activity
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Explain how to analyze similarities and differences in shapes and patterns, and the effect of colour, used by
different cultures?
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SESSION 3 ANALYSE AND EXPLAIN THE WAY SHAPES AND SPACE ARE USED IN
SO 3 DIFFERENT EPOCHS AND CULTURES.
Learning
Outcomes Shapes used by different cultures are identified.
The use of space in different cultures is analysed and explained.
(Assessment
The use of space in different epochs is analysed.
Criteria)
Activity
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Explain the Shapes used by different cultures
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Assessment Judgement
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