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Assessment schedule outlining criteria and exemplars for evaluating student responses to Achievement Standard 91920 in sports science, including integration of science-informed perspectives and tiakitanga in relation to local issues.
Achievement Standard: 91920
Activity Title: Pushing the Boundaries in Sport
Assessment Activity: 1.1c
Subject: Science
Topic: Sports Science
Type of Document: Assessment Schedule
Assessment Levels: Achievement; Achievement with Merit; Achievement with Excellence
Assessment Criteria: Demonstrate, explain, and analyse a science-informed response to a local issue
Key Concept: Tiakitanga in responsible science practice
Context: Local issue relating to sports science
Evaluation Method: Holistic examination of evidence against Achievement Standard criteria
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