Please remember that these are estimates only. I am not an A Level examiner so have only gauged where each essay is, using the mark scheme!
The total raw marks available for Unit 5 is 120. The grades are awarded as follows: A 94, B 87, C 80, D 73, E 66. As there are two elements to this unit (coursework and exam), I have halved the marks to get the boundaries for the coursework. This will also give you an indication of what you need to get on the hazards exam to fulfil your expected grade.
Estimated Coursework results
Jonny 41/60 (Grade C)
Breakdown of marks: I=9, R=10, U=8, C=7, Q=7
Elliot 50/60 (Grade A)
Breakdown of marks: I=9, R=12, U=13, C=8, Q=8
Alex 42/60 (Grade C)
Breakdown of marks: I=8, R=11, U=11, C=6, Q=6 (you had several spelling errors still remaining and a lack of ongoing evaluation which sadly limited your marks in the conclusion and quality of writing)
Daisy 44/60 (Grade B)
Breakdown of marks: I=7, R=12, U=12, C-6, Q=7
Beth 47/60 (Grade A)
Breakdown of marks: I=8, R=12, U=13, C=6, Q=8
This is a massive relief, bearing in mind how much of the coursework had been written up until about 3 weeks ago!!! As you are aware, the hazards work was put on hold whilst we tackled the coursework. It is now time to refocus on your hazards research. I will be compiling a revision package as I always have done, but this needs to be matched equally by your preparation. It would be such a shame to bring down your coursework marks with a poor exam performance.
Thank you for your focused efforts over the last few weeks and well done on these great results!
Happy Christmas.
2 comments:
Thanks miss.
Don't suppose you could put up that revision package for my re-take, rural and urban environments i think? You've given me one powerpoint but you said you had another that would be of help.
Beth
Thanks for reminding me! Will do it now.
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