Assessment Policy - The International School of Azerbaijan
Assessment Policy - The International School of Azerbaijan
Assessment Policy - The International School of Azerbaijan
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<strong>The</strong> <strong>International</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Azerbaijan</strong><br />
SECONDARY DEPARTMENT ASSESSMENT POLICIES<br />
ENGLISH A DEPARTMENT ASSESSMENT POLICY<br />
THE CRITERIA<br />
Criterion A - Content<br />
Criterion A is assessed through investigations and research, and critical reading and analysis set<br />
in the class and as homework. Evidence <strong>of</strong> understanding is displayed through written and oral<br />
articulation.<br />
Criterion B - Organization<br />
Criterion B is assessed through various assignments that require organization, supported<br />
argumentation, and formal elements <strong>of</strong> writing.<br />
Criterion C - Style and Language<br />
Criterion C is assessed through assignments that require varied language usage including formal<br />
language, informal language and dialect, dialogue and various narrative styles.<br />
HOMEWORK POLICY - MYP<br />
Classroom studies and work are rigorous and broad. Homework tasks are <strong>of</strong>ten continuations <strong>of</strong><br />
classroom work. Typical homework tasks would include further reading and research, publishing<br />
<strong>of</strong> written work, and reflection. Regular reading is actively encouraged.<br />
Certain homework and class activities may not be directly assessed by the criteria, but are<br />
corrected and gone over in class or are a necessary step towards final summative assessment<br />
marks.<br />
All homework is to be checked or discussed to ensure student understanding, and teachers will<br />
provide written feedback on homework, tests, etc, on a regular basis. Students who do not<br />
complete homework activities need to make up the time or complete the work.<br />
Students understand homework not completed will have an impact on their ability to succeed on<br />
summative assessment tasks and will result in a - for that assignment.<br />
It is expected that students will have homework ready at the beginning <strong>of</strong> class on the due date<br />
unless otherwise negotiated with the teacher<br />
Please refer to TISA general homework policy for quantity <strong>of</strong> homework (varies depending on<br />
year level).<br />
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