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SQA Core Skills (Working With Others, Problem Solving), Enterprise, Formative
Assessment Toolkit and Personal Development / PSE at Int 1 (Intermediate
1)
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Teaching
materials and skills toolkit to facilitate delivery of "Local Investigation"
unit at Intermediate 1 (SQA), with integrated Core Skills. Students work in groups to investigate four local contexts : neighbourhood healthy eating options, local sports and fitness facilities, local entertainment and local employment.
Facilitates project work across key PSE areas : health and wellbeing, healthy eating, health and fitness, socialising with others, local community, fundraising, requesting and handling information and vocational options. Integrated enterprising content - fundraising, task management, budgeting and delivery of a product.
Course targets certification in Int 1 Core Skills - SQA Local Investigation unit includes embedded Core Skills awards for automatic certification. Explicit skills-based approach - includes funky whole group planner, addressing resource management, action planning, division of responsibilities and on-going review. Accompanying CD ROM includes interactive version for whole-group use via interactive whiteboard and A2/A3 format jpg designed to be printed for table-top use. Innovative Formative Assessment Toolkit
Includes beautifully designed student recorder, delivered in a comic-book style, fully integrated with tasks and boiled down to a single folded A3 document - each stuident's entire folio designed to fit into a slim A4 manilla envelope. Each activity generates initial formative assessment for inclusion in included comic book-style A3 student recorder, covering existing skills and abilities and identifying a skills development target. Associated review
section addressing in-task skills development, student personal perspective
/ feelings and a consideration of possible applications of new skill in
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