This post originally appeared on 1 April and since then the grade 10 documents were made available. Please deal with it as described below for grade 11.
Yesterday, 31 March, I have published a post about an update of the grade 11 Examination Guideline. No information accompanied the email to which the Examination Guideline was attached to, but today I have learned that the document, which is now a national document, is actually available for comments.
In view of this, please help us with the following:
As the NDBE has invited comments, please scrutinise the document and email your comments to your subject adviser by 9 April 2016. This is your opportunity to make an input that may affect the requirements for national papers, etc. Comment on the following aspects for example.
- Is there anything you need more clarity on?
- What should be removed?
- Are there aspects you want to be included?
- Are there any errors in the document?
Visit this page (link not available anymore) to download your copy for the comments. The only differences, which are highlighted in yellow, between this document and the Free State version that you have used since last year, affect issues such as punctuation, formatting, etc.; nothing in terms of learning content and expectations.
The Free State versions of the documents of last year are still available here (link not available anymore).
