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    KS3 History Mark Scheme

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    The document outlines the key features and levels of performance in a history mark scheme. Level 3 involves listing facts and describing changes across periods. Level 4 adds awareness of changes within periods and understanding of reasons and results. Level 5 involves linking events and changes and starting to evaluate sources. Level 6 examines reasons for events and changes, evaluates sources critically, and organizes information. Level 7 analyzes relationships, explains interpretations, and shows some independence in reaching conclusions.

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    The document outlines the key features and levels of performance in a history mark scheme. Level 3 involves listing facts and describing changes across periods. Level 4 adds awareness of changes within periods and understanding of reasons and results. Level 5 involves linking events and changes and starting to evaluate sources. Level 6 examines reasons for events and changes, evaluates sources critically, and organizes information. Level 7 analyzes relationships, explains interpretations, and shows some independence in reaching conclusions.

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    The document outlines the key features and levels of performance in a history mark scheme. Level 3 involves listing facts and describing changes across periods. Level 4 adds awareness of changes within periods and understanding of reasons and results. Level 5 involves linking events and changes and starting to evaluate sources. Level 6 examines reasons for events and changes, evaluates sources critically, and organizes information. Level 7 analyzes relationships, explains interpretations, and shows some independence in reaching conclusions.

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    KS3 History Mark Scheme

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    KS3 History Mark Scheme

    Some features of level 3


    • Lists facts about events, people and changes
    • Describes changes across periods, (but not within them)
    • Provide some reasons/results
    • Make deductions from a historical source
    • Answers are relevant but not structured

    Some features of level 4


    • Demonstration of factual knowledge
    • Awareness of changes within periods, as well as across periods
    • Ability to describe events, people and changes, not just show knowledge of
    them
    • Understanding of reasons and results of events
    • Ability to select and combine information from historical sources
    • Beginnings of structured writing

    Some features of level 5


    • Ability to make links between events, changes and features of past societies.
    • Starting to evaluate the usefulness of sources.
    • Selecting and organising information to produce structured work.

    Some features of level 6


    • Can make links between features within and across different periods.
    • They examine and explain the reasons for, and results of, events and changes.
    • They identify and evaluate sources of information, which they use critically to
    reach and support conclusions.
    • They select, organise and deploy relevant information to produce structured
    work.
    • Pupils describe, and begin to analyse, why there are different historical
    interpretations of events, people and changes.

    Some features of level 7


    • They use links to analyse relationships between features of a particular period
    or society, and to analyse reasons for, and results of, events and changes.
    • They explain how and why different historical interpretations have been
    produced.
    • They sometimes reach substantiated conclusions independently.
    • Pupils show some independence in following lines of enquiry, using their
    knowledge and understanding to identify, evaluate and use sources of
    information critically.
    • They select, organise and use relevant information to produce well-structured
    narratives, descriptions and explanations, making appropriate use of dates and
    terms.

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