Citizenship Assessment:
Crime in the Community |
I am working Towards the end of KS3 attainment in Citizenship |
I am working At the end of KS3 attainment in Citizenship |
I am working Beyond the end of KS3 attainment in Citizenship |
My knowledge and understanding about being a Citizen: |
- I can answer factual questions
- I can show my understanding of some key words and ideas relating to issues of Crime in the Community.
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- I can give information, explain key words and apply my own ideas to show a broad understanding of the issues of Crime in the Community
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- I can show sound knowledge and understanding of a range of issues around Crime in the Community
- I can make clear arguments, referring to different ideas, including my own values and attitudes
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My skills of enquiry and communication as a Citizen: |
- I can ask and respond to questions about the issues
- I can do some research and work out which sources are most useful
- I can think about and discuss other people’s opinions and reasons for doing things
- I can contribute to small group and class discussions.
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- I can research and evaluate sources, explain if source is trustworthy and link information from different sources
- I can think of my own questions to ask when doing research
- I can discuss issues and gives reasons for personal opinions
- I can contribute to group and class discussions and demonstrate basic debating skills
- I can express my own point of view.
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- I can research and analyse information from different sources, explaining why some are more reliable than others
- I can identify and develop questions to support my enquiries
- I can organise information from a range of sources to present information, expressing and justifying my personal opinions
- I can make positive and constructive contributions to group and class debates.
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My skills of participation and responsible action as a Citizen: |
- I can take part as a member of a group in school and/or community-based activities
- I can listen sensibly to other people in group discussion, and share in decision-making.
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- I can show personal and group responsibility in my attitude to myself and other people when participating in group activities
- I can accept the value of others and their opinions.
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- I can organise and prioritise tasks, taking increasing responsibility when participating
- I can handle conflict appropriately
- I can accept different roles
- I can justify my personal opinions
- I can reflect on my participation and describe my citizenship learning.
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