SACE Stage 2 Indonesian (beginners) case studies
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Indonesian (beginners) is a Stage 2 SACE subject (code 2INB20, 20 credits) in the South Australian Certificate of Education, offered within the SACE Board's interstate assessed languages beginners level suite. It is designed for students with little or no previous knowledge and/or experience of Indonesian before undertaking Stage 1, and is structured as a 2-year program for students who wish to begin studying the language at senior secondary level. The SACE Stage 2 Indonesian (beginners) case studies are 5 cases and about 2,260 words.
1The Speaking Task That Was Too Polished
Bu Rina is preparing her Year 12 Indonesian beginners class for the school-assessed oral interaction. One student, Adi, submits a draft script for a 4-minute conversation about his part-time job at a bakery.
433 words, about 2 min2Group Project Marks: Whose Work Is It?
Pak Hendra assigns a group presentation for the school-assessed Indonesian beginners course. Groups of four must present a 6-minute talk in Indonesian about a local environmental issue, with each student speaking for roughly 90 seconds.
458 words, about 2 min3The Draft That Was Too Good
Ms Kartika collects drafts of a 250-word written response in Indonesian for the school-assessed folio. The task asks students to describe their daily routine and compare it with a typical teenager's routine in Indonesia, using at least three time expressions and two comparisons.
484 words, about 2 min4Timing the External Oral
The external oral assessment for SACE Stage 2 Indonesian (beginners) requires students to sustain a conversation in Indonesian. At a regional school, the oral is scheduled for a single day.
413 words, about 2 min5When the Recording Fails
During the external assessment period, a small school records students' Indonesian oral interactions for external marking. The technician discovers that the recording for one student, Dodi, has no audio for the first 45 seconds because a microphone cable was loose.
472 words, about 2 min