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A student named Aisha Abdulla completed a self-evaluation of her work on a lesson about the advantages and disadvantages of television. She circled a high effort level of 5 out of 5 and noted that she completed all parts of the assignment, turned in work that was presentable and to a very good standard. For areas for improvement, she could have compared television to one more medium and worked faster to complete an extension.
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Lesson 2 media area research task
- 1. Plenary: Self-evaluation Aisha Abdulla Progress Bar: •Circle your effort level for today’ s lesson. 1 2 3 4 5 WWW: -I completed all of the advantages and disadvantages -My work is presentable -My work is to a very good standard EBI: -I could have compared television to one more media area -I could of worked faster so I could do the extention Progress Bar: The effort level your teacher has marked you for today’s lesson. 1 2 3 4 5