Semester Unit title and outline of concepts and ideas Approximate time (hours) Core Assessment no. Assessment technique, description, assessment conditions Formative or Summative Knowing & understanding Applying & examining Producing & evaluating Personal skills Interpersonal skills Citizenship skills 1 Into relationships Personal skills personal identity and personality traits and their impact on relationships Interpersonal skills identify ways they can contribute to the community the rights and responsibilities of active citizens Citizenship skills contribution to the community 25 *** *** * 1 Investigation: Personality traits and the workplace multimodal 3–5 minutes F
Today’s society Personal skills examine how identities of individuals and community groups are constructed in the modern media Interpersonal skills identify and analyse socially acceptable and unacceptable behaviour Citizenship skills examine society’s core values that underpin socially acceptable and 30 ** ** ** 4 Project Public behaviour of sports players and the media Component 1: written (400–700 words) Component 2: product — Code of Conduct (200–250 words) Component 3: spoken (1 ½ –3 ½ minutes) F
3 Gender and identity Personal skills how gender roles play a significant part in how we construct our personal identities major influences on the determination of gender roles Interpersonal skills identify the changing representations of gender in popular culture Citizenship skills examine the influence of media, culture 25 ** * *** 5 Extended response to stimulus Gender roles in Australia written response (600–1000 words) S
Science and technology Personal skills impact of scientific discoveries and new technologies on our own lives ways the internet and electronic media are used to manage daily life and personal resources Interpersonal skills impact of scientific discoveries and new technologies on our relationships impact of internet and 30 *** ** * 6 Project Cyber safety programs Component 1: written (500–900 words) Component 2: product — online cyber safety program or webpage Component 3: spoken (2 ½ – 3 ½ minutes) S
electronic/social media on our relationships Citizenship skills examine how science and modern technologies contribute to global economic and cultural identity examine how science and modern technologies impact on how people can contribute to the global community 4 Legally, it could be you Personal skills *** *** *** 7 Examination: short response test 60–90 minutes 50–250 words per response S 5
laws affecting the individual rights and responsibilities in the legal system legal responsibilities legal support options Interpersonal skills the court system and the legal process dispute resolution processes family law computer crime Citizenship skills the democratic system Australian legal systems the rights and responsibilities 8 Investigation Australians overseas and the law multimodal response 4–7 minutes S
Section 3: Student profile Semester Unit No. Assessment instrument Formative or Summative Knowing and understanding Applying and examining Producing and evaluating 1 Into relationships 1 Investigation F Money management 2 Examination F Reporting 2 of work 3 Extended response to stimulus F Today’s society 4 Project F Reporting Interim Level of Achievement 3 Gender and identity Extended response to stimulus S Science and technology 6 Project S Reporting 4 Legally, it could be you 7 Examination S 8 Investigation S Exit Standards Exit Level of Achievement