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Jun 22, 2020 · ARTE has set up a new multimedia service based on the HbbTV standard. With ‘ARTE Extra’, the European cultural channel wants to combine the simplicity and convenience of the TV experience with...
Magazine shows, concerts, documentaries, and more: the European culture channel's programmes available to stream free of charge on arte.tv.
- Access to The Pre-Release Materials
- Scheduling The Supervised Timed Sessions
- Who Can Invigilate Art and Design?
- What About Preparatory Work?
- Exam Conditions
- Visiting Moderation
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Nobody is allowed to see the exam papers until their official release date, when they will also be published on the relevant subject qualification pages of our website, under the Assessment area. This release date applies across all the exam boards. We will also publish a teacher-editable PowerPoint resource a few days after the pre-release materia...
When determining when to schedule the supervised timed sessions our tip is to work backwards from the mark submission date, factoring in: 1. marking time 2. students challenging their marks in line with the JCQ rule 3. re-marking if challenged 4. internal standardisation
Art and design teachers can act as invigilators for the art exams. However, JCQ ICE guidelines 2022-2023suggest additional invigilators should be used so the teacher is free to give technical assistance. This makes sure that other students are always supervised.
All preparatory work should be handed in and kept securely at the centre from the beginning of the first timed exam session. Students take any preparatory work they have produced into the exam room for inspiration. All the preparatory work will be submitted along with the work produced during the timed exam. Any work a student brings into the exam ...
Art timed exams should be held under formal conditions. However, students are allowed to move around as necessary. Students are not allowed to listen to music during the exam. They are not allowed to communicate with each other. They should not ask for help from or give help to another student while they are in the examination room. You must remind...
For guidance on preparing for moderation please see our earlier blog, which explains all you need to know about visiting moderation for Art and Design.
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Before joining OCR in September 2019, Karl taught creative subjects in both art and design technology for 12 years. With experience with a variety of roles in secondary schools, including as a head of department, he has a wealth of knowledge and experience in teaching creative subjects at GCSE, A Level and BTEC. He has also previously worked as one...
5.2 25% extra time 22 5.3 Extra time of up to 50% (between 26% and 50% extra time) 28 5.4 Extra time of over 50% 30 5.5 Computer reader/reader 33 5.6 Read aloud and/or the use of an examination reading pen 41 5.7 Scribe/Speech recognition technology 42 5.8 Word processor 51 5.9 Braille transcript 53 5.10 Prompter 54 5.11 Language Modifier 55
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The art and design teacher is able to act as the invigilator for the art exams. However, JCQ guidelines suggest additional invigilators should be used so the teacher is free to give technical assistance to individual students (see below).
ARTE Extra is a new feature, launched in HbbTV in 2020. Arte Extra provides four "smart playlists" related to different topics such as society, discovery and music which are put together from programmes available on arte.tv.
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The Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) has reduced the minimum requirement for special consideration where a student has missed part of their AS, A-level or GCSE exams. Students are eligible for special consideration if they have completed 15% of the total assessment for the subject award.
