4.Acing the Assessment
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The assessment process in the IB is more of an ongoing process than a destination. Assessment is an inclusive procedure requiring input from both the teacher AND the student before moving on to the formal assessment of an IB examiner.
Assessment can be formal utilizing written and aural examinations or performance and creating presentations. Likewise, and sometimes the most powerful kinds of assessment are those that are informal with nothing more than casual conversations.
- Submission requirements
- Criteria guidelines for Music DP
- Student assessment exercises
- Estimating predicted grades
- Internal and external assessment procedures
- Info on preparing assessment forms
- Student assessment samples
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4.Acing the Assessment
Music & the Extended Essay (EE)
The Extended Essay as part of the CoreThe Extended Essay (EE) is a compulsory component for every Diploma-level student,...
4.Acing the Assessment
Assessment and Time Management
Managing Time A teacher's time is valuable and there is never enough. Concerns often arise when the assessment submissions...
4.Acing the Assessment
Reflections on Planning and Progress Form (RPPF)
Managing the ProcessThe Reflections on Planning and Process Form is an important component of the Extended Essay journey...
4.Acing the Assessment
Experimenting with Music - Student Samples
Experimenting with Music Student SamplesIn this section will find anonymous samples of student work. We are in the process...
4.Acing the Assessment
Using the Criteria - Student Exercise
Benefits of Using the CriteriaThe information relating to the assessment criteria discussed in the latter half of the Guide...
4.Acing the Assessment
Contemporary Music Maker - Student Samples
The Contemporary Music Maker Student Sample In this section, you will find anonymous samples of student work. We are in...