Within each learning area, define all the subjects that are taught as part of that learning area. For example, the SOSE learning area might contain History, Geography and Politics subjects.
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- Search for a subject and assessment areas for the selected subject. See Searching for subjects and assessment areas.
- Create a new subject assessment. See Creating new subject assessments.
- Rename a subject assessment. See Renaming subject assessments.
- Without changing the name of the subject, you can assign the subject assessment to a:
- campus, if the campus was not specified before
- different campus
- different file type. See Moving subject assessments. - Copy a subject assessment, along with comments and awards if required. See Copying subject assessments.
- Delete a subject assessment, if there are no classes and results associated with it. See Deleting subject assessments.
- Maintain comments re-used in student reports. See Comment bank.
- Load and copy existing comments into the subject assessment. See Loading and copying existing comments.
What you can do:
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Maintain the overall description and the reporting details needed to format student reports for the selected subject. | Subject Assessment Maintenance - Summary tab - Summary sub-tab |
Create a comment bank for the various subject assessments. | Subject Assessment Maintenance - Summary tab - Comments sub-tab |
Set up and maintain mark book areas of assessment against a subject assessment. For example, topic tests and assignments that are not part of the mainstream class assessment. These assessments will not be printed on semester reports. | Subject Assessment Maintenance - Summary tab - Mark Book sub-tab |
View the classes that are related to this assessment area. | |
Record achievement targets. For example, they are used when WAAR (Western Australia Assessment Reporting) student results calculations are run. | |
Determine which users are authorised to use:
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