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Artanddesign Assessment Objective Checklist

This document provides an assessment objective checklist for students completing a GCSE Art and Design portfolio or externally set assignment. It outlines the four assessment objectives of critical understanding, creative making, reflective recording, and personal presentation. For each objective, it lists skills and qualities students should provide evidence of, such as investigating other artists' work, exploring and refining ideas, recording ideas and observations, and presenting a personal response. Students are asked to check off which criteria they have met for each objective.

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Artanddesign Assessment Objective Checklist

This document provides an assessment objective checklist for students completing a GCSE Art and Design portfolio or externally set assignment. It outlines the four assessment objectives of critical understanding, creative making, reflective recording, and personal presentation. For each objective, it lists skills and qualities students should provide evidence of, such as investigating other artists' work, exploring and refining ideas, recording ideas and observations, and presenting a personal response. Students are asked to check off which criteria they have met for each objective.

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  • Assessment Objective Checklist for Students

GCSE ART and DESIGN

ASSESSMENT OBJECTIVE CHECKLIST FOR STUDENTS


COMPONENT 1 PORTFOLIO / COMPONENT 2 EXTERNALLY SET ASSIGNMENT
Guidance on writing: You should record your ideas, observations, insights and independent judgements, not only
in visual terms but also through written commentary. You may use annotation or more extended forms of writing to
show how you have met any one, or any combination, of the assessment objectives. Your style of writing should be
suitable for purpose, legible, clear and coherent. You should use specialist vocabulary where appropriate.
ASSESSMENT OBJECTIVES Provide evidence that shows you have: √or x

AO1 Investigated the work of other artists, craftspeople and


Critical Understanding designers as well as other sources and used your research to
develop a range of ideas.
Develop ideas through
investigations, demonstrating Documented your own judgements and opinions about the work
of others.
critical understanding of
sources. Developed your ideas through sustained, focused and
coherent investigations, demonstrating a clear understanding
of your sources and their relevance to your own ideas.

AO2 Explored and refined your ideas throughout each stage of


Creative Making development.

Been able to select and experiment with a variety of materials


Refine work by exploring and processes in order to progress your work.
ideas, selecting and
experimenting with appropriate Skilfully and safely handled materials and processes to produce
media, materials, techniques quality outcomes.
and processes.
Reviewed your work to improve quality as it progresses.

AO3 Used suitable and varied methods to record ideas,


Reflective Recording observations and experiences, preferably from first hand, rather
than secondary, sources.
Record ideas, observations Demonstrated that your research and enquiry has been relevant
and insights relevant to to your personal intentions.
intentions as work progresses.
Organised and clearly conveyed your ideas as they have
developed from your research, reflecting on your work as it has
progressed.

AO4 Presented your own, imaginative ideas and outcomes.


Personal Presentation
Demonstrated the processes through which you have realised
your intentions.
Present a personal and
meaningful response that Made clear connections between the various parts of your
realises intentions and work, including that of other artists, craftspeople and designers;
demonstrates understanding so that it is meaningful and in a sequence that can be easily
of visual language. followed

Thought carefully about the final selection and method of


presentation of your work.

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