Criteria for Marking of Coursework
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AO1
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The
candidate shows knowledge and understanding of the subject content |
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The candidate
must show evidence of knowledge and understanding of the subject
content in relation to the context of the assignment and/or
task(s) |
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the candidate shows some business studies knowledge
about the context but either this is limited to few facts or
their writing does not show their understanding of this knowledge |
0-4
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the candidate shows good business studies knowledge
about the context but either there are still considerable gaps
in the amount of knowledge or there is some inaccuracy in their
writing which suggests a limited understanding of this knowledge |
5-8
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the candidate shows comprehensive business studies
knowledge about the context and writes about it in a way which
shows understanding |
9-12
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AO2
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The
candidate applies knowledge and understanding to address problems
and issues |
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must show evidence of being able to apply knowledge and understanding
of the subject content to the context of the assignment and/or
task(s). This will include correctly using business terms in
descriptions, making appropriate and accurate use of theories,
concepts and methods to explain and address the problems and
issues within the context. |
| the candidate is able to use some business terms
in descriptions and can describe some concepts and theories
but cannot apply these to the problems and issues in the context |
0-4
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| the candidate is able to correctly use business
terms in descriptions and can apply some concepts and theories
to the problems and issues in the context |
5-8
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| the candidate is able to use a good range of business
terms in descriptions and can correctly apply relevant concepts
and theories to the problems and issues in the context |
9-12
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AO3
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The
candidate selects, organises, interprets and uses information
from various sources to analyse problems and issues |
| The candidate
must show evidence of being able to select a range of information
relevant to the context, presents this evidence in a suitable
format, e.g. graph, chart, report and then use this information
in order to analyse the problems and issues. |
| The candidate presents some relevant information
from one or two sources |
0-4
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| the candidate selects relevant information from
a range of sources and presents this although not necessarily
in the most accurate or suitable format |
5-9
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| the candidate selects relevant information from
a range of sources, presents findings accurately in a suitable
format and summarises what the results show |
10-14
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| the candidate gathers information from a range
of sources, presents findings accurately and in a suitable format
and explains what the findings show with some reference to the
context |
15-19
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| the candidate gathers information from a range
of sources, presents findings accurately and in a suitable format
and explains what the findings show in relation to the problems
and issues in the context |
20-24
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AO4
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The
candidate evaluates the evidence to make reasoned judgements
and draw accurate and appropriate conclusions |
| The candidate
must show evidence of being able use the information gathered
in to draw conclusions and make decisions which are accurate
and appropriate to the problems and issues in the context |
| the candidate makes simple decisions which could
be based on known subject content but are not supported by the
information gathered |
0-4
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| the candidate draws conclusions which are appropriate
to the context and supported to some extent by the evidence
although this may be incomplete |
5-8
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| the candidate has critically considered the evidence
gathered and used this selectively to support conclusions which
are appropriate to the context |
9-12
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