Thanks for your quick response Jason. My initial thoughts were to
focus more on the evidence part but now I will focus more on the item
section like you said.
I just thought that what we have to show you has to include the
indicators. For example…puttng (PK1) (PR2) etc throughout our items
and evidence section to show you that we are meeting the indicator
requirements? Or does the outline of items and evidence etc on the LA2
sheet that we are 'answering' already provide you with this
information?
My thoughts were, at the bottom of my evidence page, to list all the
indicators from the smart classrooms framework and say where I have
met each? Should I be doing this separately?
I don't feel that I am unable to meet the cource criteria, I just want
to be doing this right!
Jess
On Jun 1, 2:00 pm, Jason Zagami <
j.zag...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Jessica,
> focus on the item section. While you need to also have an evidence section
> this can include material already included in your item section,
> in meeting the smart classroom criteria and structure you should be
> addressing the course assessment criteria, the task is structured around
> this and there is not really any other structure available to demonstrate
> against the course criteria than what is detailed. Where do you feel you are
> unable to meet the course criteria?
> regards
> Jason
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