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Pacific Indigenous Knowledge Assessment Support Material
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Resources have been written to assist assessors of Pacific Indigenous Knowledge unit standards to develop their own quality assessment material. The material is intended to:
- be relevant to both the secondary and tertiary setting
- provide a model to assist assessors to develop further tasks that promote quality assessment of Pacific Indigenous Knowledge unit standards
- make it easier for assessors to assess effectively, efficiently and consistently.
The marking rubric has been developed as a tool for assessors to use to capture evidence throughout the learner's presentation.
These resources are intended as a guide only and it is expected that assessors will adapt these and develop assessments that are relevant to the context their assessment occurs in.
Example of a key idea across the levels (PDF, 23KB)
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