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Chris Gryffenberg (GMail)
Oct 8, 2009, 2:29:56 AM10/8/09
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Hi All
Arno Asked:
Why do we keep the format of the paper seperated per AS.
The reason for this is two fold. The SAG outlines the weightings per
AS and this is a rather easy way to stick to that outline.
The other reason is that the national paper is laid out this way and
this is a way to ensure that our learners are used to the manner in
which the paper is set by the time they get to Grade 12.
Greetings
Chris Gryffenberg
DCES: Electrical Technology
Arno Asked:
Why do we keep the format of the paper seperated per AS.
The reason for this is two fold. The SAG outlines the weightings per
AS and this is a rather easy way to stick to that outline.
The other reason is that the national paper is laid out this way and
this is a way to ensure that our learners are used to the manner in
which the paper is set by the time they get to Grade 12.
Greetings
Chris Gryffenberg
DCES: Electrical Technology
Trevor Adams
Oct 14, 2009, 6:03:11 AM10/14/09
to Electrical Technology SA
Hi All
Had a look at the Feb / March grade 12 question paper. I am concerned about the following questions: Question 7.1 ( According to me it is not a Inverting and Non-inverting Op- amp as suggested in memo --where is the feedback? This can be very confusing to learners)
Question 7.4, 7.5,& 7.6 ( According to Ncs this is done in grade 11 and not 12)
Just some concerns I wish to raise, because if learners encounter work in a question paper that is not in the curriculum, it makes them even more nervous then what they already are. For me it is important that we do not create confusion in the minds of our learners when writing an already stressful exam.
regards
trevor adams
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Had a look at the Feb / March grade 12 question paper. I am concerned about the following questions: Question 7.1 ( According to me it is not a Inverting and Non-inverting Op- amp as suggested in memo --where is the feedback? This can be very confusing to learners)
Question 7.4, 7.5,& 7.6 ( According to Ncs this is done in grade 11 and not 12)
Just some concerns I wish to raise, because if learners encounter work in a question paper that is not in the curriculum, it makes them even more nervous then what they already are. For me it is important that we do not create confusion in the minds of our learners when writing an already stressful exam.
regards
trevor adams
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