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full credit.<br />
- Totals and sub-totals were also method marked with an inspection<br />
on the part of the markers. This was often not adhered to – either<br />
every total was just marked or in other cases these marks were not<br />
awarded.<br />
- Method marks for the final answers in the ratio calculations were<br />
subject to the fact that at least one of the items reflected in the ratio<br />
were correct. This was not always adhered to and candidates<br />
and preparing the memo.<br />
- There is a lack of consistency in the use of different coloured pens.<br />
For example, in Biology in one script you find red, green and<br />
black pens being used by the marker, senior marker and chief<br />
marker respectively. In another script, from the same province,<br />
green would represent the highest level of moderation. In North<br />
West province, internal moderators used blue pens. This should<br />
be discouraged since most learners write in blue.<br />
were awarded the method marks with no item being accurate.<br />
- The concept of foreign items was not consistently applied.<br />
- Markers did not always mark the calculations/reconciliation in<br />
question 2 HG and question 4 SG fairly.<br />
- In Physical Science Paper 1, it was reported that the memo<br />
discussion meeting was held two days after the paper was written.<br />
This afforded members very little time to carry out pre-discussion<br />
marking and in most cases members had no opportunity to do any<br />
marking as they could not source any scripts at all.<br />
- The memorandum submitted for external moderation is, in many<br />
cases, not the finalized version. In Physical Science Paper 2 SG,<br />
the memo submitted to the external moderator was not complete.<br />
Thus the first day of discussion meeting was devoted to finalizing<br />
7.6 In isiNdebele, in Mpumalanga the external moderator mentioned<br />
the fact that out of the 34 moderated scripts, a number of computational<br />
errors were identified, e.g.<br />
- Script No.: B0000001947771 was given 32 instead of 37<br />
- “ B0000001947750 was given 63 instead of 68<br />
- “ B0000001947711 was given 37 instead of 53<br />
- “ B0000001947775 was given 55 instead of 65<br />
- “ B84041757856083 was given 49 instead of 52<br />
In the HG P2 candidates performed poorly, especially in questions<br />
1, 2 and 3. These questions were based on poetry. Indications are<br />
that candidates were either not properly taught or did not<br />
understand poetry at all. In another instance candidates did not<br />
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