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Topic 1 Belonging and inclusion (Year 3)

Last updated 1 July 2020

Activity 2

Achievement Standard

English

English

English

What students do

Students listen to others’ views and respond appropriately using interaction skills*

Students understand how language can be used to express feelings and opinions on topics

Students contribute actively to class and group discussions, asking questions, providing useful feedback*

A

purposefully uses interaction skills to actively listen to others’ views and respond appropriately

uses considered language to effectively express feelings and opinions on a range of topics

purposefully contributes to class and group discussions by:

  • asking questions for clarification and to extend discussions
  • providing useful feedback to add to discussions

 

B

effectively uses interaction skills to actively listen to others’ views and respond appropriately

uses language to effectively express feelings and opinions on a range of topics

effectively contributes to class and group discussions by:

  • asking thoughtful questions
  • providing useful feedback

 

C

uses interaction skills to listen to others’ views and respond appropriately

uses language to express feelings and opinions on topics

contributes to class and group discussions by:

  • asking questions
  • providing useful feedback

 

D

with support, uses interaction skills to listen to others’ views and respond

uses language to express some feelings and opinions on topics

contributes to class and group discussions by:

  • answering questions
  • providing feedback when asked

 

E

with direction, uses interaction skills to listen to others’ views and respond

with support, uses language to express some feelings and opinions on topics

responds to prompts to contribute to class and group discussions

* Denotes that observations for student performance may be required

Activity 4

Achievement Standard

HASS

HPE

HASS

What students do

Students explain how and why people participate in their communities

Students describe the connections they have to their community

Students identify connections between people and the characteristics of places

A

provides a detailed and informed explanation of how and why they participate in groups in their community

describes in detail the connections they have to their community and the groups and places they belong to

identifies and describes in detail the connections they have to the places and communities they belong to

B

provides an informed explanation of how and why they participate in groups in their community

clearly describes the connections they have to their community and the groups and places they belong to

identifies and describes the connections they have to the places and communities they belong to

C

explains how and why they participate in groups in their community

describes the connections they have to their community and the groups and places they belong to

identifies the connections they have to the places and communities they belong to

D

with support, explains how and why they participate in groups

with support, describes the connections they have to their community and some of the groups and places they belong to

with support, identifies some of the connections they have to the places and communities they belong to

E

with direction, provides a brief explanation of how and why they participate in groups

with direction, describes some of the connections they have to their community and some of the groups and places they belong to

with direction, identifies some of the connections they have to the places and communities they belong to

  

Activity 2 and 4

Achievement Standard

HASS

HPE

What students do

Students communicate their ideas, findings and conclusions in oral, visual and written forms using simple discipline-specific terms

Students identify influences that strengthen identities

A

effectively and coherently communicates their ideas about identity, communities and places in written and visual forms using relevant discipline-specific terms (eg: identity, belonging, place, connections, culture, religion)

identifies a range of relevant influences that strengthen identities and categorises or makes connections between these influences

B

effectively communicates their ideas about identity, communities and places in written and visual forms using relevant discipline-specific terms

identifies several relevant influences that strengthen identities

C

communicates their ideas about identity, communities and places in written and visual forms using simple discipline-specific terms (eg: groups, belonging, place, connections)

identifies influences that strengthen identities

D

unevenly communicates their ideas in written and visual forms using some simple discipline-specific terms

identifies simple influences that strengthen identities

E

with direction, unevenly communicates their ideas in written and visual forms using some simple discipline-specific terms

with support, identifies some simple influences that strengthen identities

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