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=Language and Literature - A Discussion Wiki=

Quick Links

 * ASSESSMENT FORMS: Rubrics for Lang and Lit (below)
 * Further Oral Activities: What will and will not fly?
 * // Click here for the Language B page. // Note some Language B documents are seen below.
 * Self-Taught (Lit SL) rubrics.

Why this wiki?

Students (and I) have trouble sometimes articulating just what will and will not work as a Further Oral Activity. I do not believe the IB has yet been fully clear on this matter, and wanted to create a place to create a visual representation of what sorts of FOAs are acceptable, and how unacceptable ideas can be adjusted to fit the requirements.

It is crucial that educators work together to help work out the kinks in the programme and to grasp its intricacies, and clarity can only help. So here's a place to post explanatory diagrams, interactive charts, and so on, to help teachers share their ideas and make the ins and outs of the course a little easier to get a grip on.

Teachers should feel free to link to these pages from the OCC forums.

ASSESSMENT FORMS -- NEW L&L REVISED AS OF AUG 2014; SSST (SELF-TAUGHT) ADDED
Here are the assessment forms I've worked up for Language and Literature -- feel free to download! Note fonts may not come through and this may change the layout of the documents, and none of these have ben updated since the date above; it is possible there are errors, so please check them before you use them (and let me know if you find any problems).

I have added the "student reporting" forms I use to give students an idea of how they did without revealing their actual mark on the WT and FOA.

IF YOU NOTE A FORM HERE THAT HAS NOW BEEN PROVIDED OFFICIALLY BY THE IB, PLEASE NOTIFY ME OR, IF YOU ARE A MEMBER, TAKE IT DOWN AND REPLACE IT WITH A NOTE NOTING THIS. Also tell me if you find any errors! Thank you!

Rubrics and Assessment
**LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE**

WT2
Note the WT2 form has just been created and may have errors -- please check it before use!

Standard Level
Paper 1

SSST -- SELF-TAUGHT
These were just created from the Literature Guide and have not yet been used or even checked as of 1 Sept., 2014. Please check them before use and write me if you find errors...or just fix 'em and repost here.

LANGUAGE B SL (uploaded in 2012? May be out of date...)
Note these have just been created and may contain typos or inaccuracies; please add a note here if you find any to warn others, and I will fix and replace as soon as I can. Also note fonts may not come through and this may change the layout of the documents.



GRAMMAR activities

LAME BIBLIOGRAPHY LegendoftheAges. Walter Sobchak (John Goodman) in The Big Lebowski cocks a gun. Digital image. //Fanpop //. N.p., n.d. Web. 25 Aug. 2014. .