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Bewertung
Interne Bewertung
Die Leistungen werden anhand der UWCSEA 7-1 Leistungsskala bewertet.
Die Lernansätze werden anhand der UWCSEA ATLs (Selbstmanagement, Kommunikation und Zusammenarbeit) bewertet.
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formativen (laufenden) und summativen Bewertungsinstrumenten. Die gemeinsamen summativen Bewertungsinstrumente
werden von allen Sprachen des Erstsprachenkurses verwendet, um eine Standardisierung zu ermöglichen.
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Assessment type
Assessment tools
When
Formative
Based on professional
judgement of teacher
Includes class assignments, student engagement, home work
Ongoing
Summative
Based on common
assessments and rubrics,
standardised across first
languages
Written examination
2 x 1 hours
Section A - Reading comprehension
Section B - Choice of 1 essay from the 6 units
End of Grade 9
Oral presentation
Based on content from units. Will vary by language.
November of Grade 10
Capstone project
Independent extended project involving application
and transfer of learning
January– May of Grade 10
External assessment
A variety of additional external assessment tools can be used in different languages:
Language
External assessment tool
When
Dutch*
One or two age-appropriate Diataal: online assessments
conducted by Diatoets, assessing reading comprehension
skills and Dutch vocabulary.
Undertaken by all students the
end of Grades 9 and 10
Japanese
Level 3-4: Japanese sentence proficiency test
Level 3-5: Japanese Kanji proficiency test (Japan Kanji
Proficiency Test Association)
Optional after discussion with
the teacher, and conducted
three times a year
German
German is taught in Grade 9 according to the Swiss
curriculum, which is a compulsory requirement for students
coming from the Swiss School or intending to return to
Switzerland. As Grade 9 concludes the Swiss Stream,
students follow the guidelines of the Swiss curriculum.
At the end of Grade 9,
students sit for an exam, which
is based on the Swiss entry
test for High School
* UWCSEA has an agreement with the Dutch community in Singapore to operate a joint scheme to employ a fully qualified teacher of Dutch. The teacher
provides Dutch tuition both within (Grades 9-12) and outside (Grades 7-8) the normal timetable for native speakers of Dutch. The teacher is a full-time
employee of UWCSEA Dover but the Dutch community contributes to the total cost of their employment. Therefore, an extra charge is levied by the Dutch
community for any Dutch tuition; the cost depends on the number of students taking Dutch lessons. Please ask for further details before enrolling. There
are no extra costs for Dutch exams in Grades 9 or 10.