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MYP Language B Foundation                                Vidisha, Listos 1, Módulo 4 Writing Test

Criterion C: Writing - Message and Organization                                    30 de marzo, 2011
Maximum 8
To what extent does the student show the ability to communicate, organize and support relevant ideas?

To What extent can the student:

    •   provide information and ideas
    •   develop ideas
    •   use a format and structure appropriate to the task to organize the work?

Tasks used to assess criteria C and D often include letter writing, advertisements, essays, creative writing,
presentations, etc. These tasks give students the maximum opportunity to demonstrate their ability to communicate
ideas.

Achievement level        Descriptor
        0                    The student does not reach a standard described by any of the descriptors given
                                below.

         1-2                     The student communicates information some of the time, on a limited variety of
                                  aspects within common/everyday topics.

                                 The student’s ideas are basic and/or repetitive; they are not always relevant and
                                  little or no detail is given.

                                 There is little or no formal structure, making the information/idea difficult to
                                  follow.

         3-4                     The student communicates information most of the time, on a limited variety of
                                  aspects within common/everyday topics.

                                 The student’s ideas are usually relevant, thought they contain limited detail and/or
                                  support.

                                 The presentation shows a good attempt at structure, though there are some
                                  lapses. The student uses few cohesive devices.

         5-6                     The student communicates information most of the time, on a variety of aspects
                                  within common/everyday topics.

                                 The student’s ideas are relevant and contain some detail and/or support where
                                  appropriate.

                                 The presentation follows a logical structure. The student uses a basic range of
                                  cohesive devices.

         7-8                     Sí The student always communicates information, on a variety of aspects within
                                  common/everyday topics.
well organized
paragraphs,                      Sí The student’s ideas are relevant and detailed and/or supported where
                                  appropriate.
cohesive words such
as: también, a la                Sí The presentation follows a logical structure. The student uses cohesive devices
                                  that add clarity to the message.
derecha, enfrente de,
por la mañana,
después, muy bien

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  • 1. MYP Language B Foundation Vidisha, Listos 1, Módulo 4 Writing Test Criterion C: Writing - Message and Organization 30 de marzo, 2011 Maximum 8 To what extent does the student show the ability to communicate, organize and support relevant ideas? To What extent can the student: • provide information and ideas • develop ideas • use a format and structure appropriate to the task to organize the work? Tasks used to assess criteria C and D often include letter writing, advertisements, essays, creative writing, presentations, etc. These tasks give students the maximum opportunity to demonstrate their ability to communicate ideas. Achievement level Descriptor 0  The student does not reach a standard described by any of the descriptors given below. 1-2  The student communicates information some of the time, on a limited variety of aspects within common/everyday topics.  The student’s ideas are basic and/or repetitive; they are not always relevant and little or no detail is given.  There is little or no formal structure, making the information/idea difficult to follow. 3-4  The student communicates information most of the time, on a limited variety of aspects within common/everyday topics.  The student’s ideas are usually relevant, thought they contain limited detail and/or support.  The presentation shows a good attempt at structure, though there are some lapses. The student uses few cohesive devices. 5-6  The student communicates information most of the time, on a variety of aspects within common/everyday topics.  The student’s ideas are relevant and contain some detail and/or support where appropriate.  The presentation follows a logical structure. The student uses a basic range of cohesive devices. 7-8  Sí The student always communicates information, on a variety of aspects within common/everyday topics. well organized paragraphs,  Sí The student’s ideas are relevant and detailed and/or supported where appropriate. cohesive words such as: también, a la  Sí The presentation follows a logical structure. The student uses cohesive devices that add clarity to the message. derecha, enfrente de, por la mañana,