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Geography - Internal Assessment Evidence Gathering Templates
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The purpose of the Internal Assessment Evidence Gathering template is to help teachers to identify evidence of student achievement for internally assessed standards that they have seen or heard within the teaching and learning programme. These templates do not signal a reduction in what is accepted for each grade, but rather a means of summarising evidence for reporting of achievement when more formal assessment has not been possible.
These templates must be viewed in conjunction with the assessment advice forwarded to schools to ensure that valid, credible and reliable assessment has occurred before the standard is awarded. This assessment advice is published here.
Level 1
- AS91009 (PDF, 128KB) - Demonstrate geographic understanding of the sustainable use of an environment (1.3)
- AS91011 (PDF, 164KB) - Conduct geographic research, with direction (1.5)
- AS91012 (PDF, 156KB) - Describe aspects of a contemporary New Zealand geographic issue (1.6)
- AS91013 (PDF, 141KB) - Describe aspects of a geographic environment at a global scale (1.7)
- AS91014 (PDF, 135KB) - Apply spatial analysis, with direction, to solve a geographic problem (1.8)
Level 2
- AS91241 (PDF, 124KB) - Demonstrate geographic understanding of an urban pattern (2.2)
- AS91244 (PDF, 128KB) - Conduct geographic research with guidance (2.5)
- AS91245 (PDF, 128KB) - Explain aspects of a contemporary New Zealand geographic issue (2.6)
- AS91246 (PDF, 126KB) - Explain aspects of a geographic topic at a global scale (2.7)
- AS91247 (PDF, 124KB) - Apply spatial analysis, with guidance, to solve a geographic problem (2.8)
Level 3
- AS91428 (PDF, 129KB) - Analyse a significant contemporary event from a geographic perspective (3.3)
- AS91430 (PDF, 101KB) - Conduct geographic research with consultation (3.5)
- AS91431 (PDF, 106KB) - Analyse aspects of a contemporary geographic issue (3.6)
- AS91432 (PDF, 109KB) - Analyse aspects of a geographic topic at a global scale (3.7)
- AS91433 (PDF, 107KB) - Apply spatial analysis, with consultation, to solve a geographic problem (3.8)