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Assessment guidelines


• This activity is intended for informal assessment. • Use the criteria below to assess learners. Give learners feedback on their


performance to prepare them for formal assessment. Criteria


The learner(s): discussed the pictures in adequate detail. described the interactions appropriately. all took part in the group discussion.


Yes


3 3 3


Partly


2 2 2


No


0 0 0


Total: 9 marks


Remediation/Remedial activity Revise the meaning of population, community, ecosystem and biosphere on the board.


Extension/Extension activity


Give learners some other pictures of interactions and ask them to identify whether the interactions are at population, community, ecosystem or biosphere level.


Activity 2 Distinguish between populations and communities Learner’s Book page 21 Guidelines to implement this activity


• This is an individual activity. • Ask learners to complete the activity and then swap their workbooks with a partner for marking.


Suggested answers 1 Population, A 


2 Community, C  3 Ecosystem, B 


Assessment guidelines


• This activity is intended for informal assessment. • Ask learners to mark each other’s work and go through the answers on the board with them. Ask them to allocate a mark out of 3 to prepare them for formal assessment.


33


(1) (1) (1)


Total: 3 marks


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