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Sample assessment task Year level 8 Learning area Subject Title of task Task details of task Type of assessment Purpose of assessment Assessment strategy Evidence to be collected Suggested time Content description Content from the Western Australian Curriculum The Arts Media Arts Response: Superhero films Responding Investigate the representation of superheroes in superhero films: identify the ideas and values promoted explore how codes and conventions have been used to construct representations suggested texts: films: The Incredibles, Superman (1978), Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Powerpuff Girls Movie, Big Hero 6 (when choosing films consider classifications and suitability for cohort). Summative To determine students ability to identify and describe the codes used in the construction of superheroes and the values they represent Written response Response booklet 7 hours Media language Introduction to key terminology and technologies related to selected context and focus Codes and conventions of media type, genre and/or style studied Narrative conventions in the context of the media type, genre and/or style studied Representation Representation of ideas, issues or people in the media and the values they represent (consideration of stereotypes) Production Controls and audience values influencing the production of media work Analysing and reflecting on intentions The effectiveness of their own and others media work for the intended audience, purpose and context Audience The role of the audience (interests, values, expectations) in influencing the producer s selection process (selection, omission, emphasis) Intended audiences for which media work is produced 2017/59162 [PDF 2017/5916] The Arts Media Arts Year 8 1

Task preparation Prior learning Assessment differentiation Assessment task Assessment conditions Students have previously been introduced to the concept of social values and how media works can reflect the dominant social values of society to appeal to their intended audience. Teachers should differentiate their teaching and assessment to meet the specific learning needs of their students, based on their level of readiness to learn and their need to be challenged. Where appropriate, teachers may either scaffold or extend the scope of the assessment tasks. Students will complete this task within seven hours of class time: 2 hours researching the superhero genre 4 hours viewing superhero films and note-taking 1 hour of analytical writing. Resources Two complete superhero films and several excerpts of superhero films Pens, pencils and paper for note-taking, drafting Access to the internet for research Copies of response booklets The Arts Media Arts Year 8 2

Instructions to students Intention The intention of this task is to investigate the film representation of superheros, the ideas promoted, and the filmic techniques (codes and conventions) used to construct these representations and ideas. Time plan Students could complete this task within seven hours of class time. Individual task This is an individual task. Task Investigate the representation of superheroes in superhero films, the ideas and values promoted explore how codes and conventions have been used to construct these representations and ideas explore the impact of social values on the content of superhero films. Responding As a class: discuss the typical narrative conventions of superhero film genre, e.g. the representation of stereotypes; the hero, villain, damsel in distress, how the ending reflects dominant social values discuss social values and how ideas about society are represented through codes and conventions explain the task: students will work individually to investigate the superhero film genre view two examples of superhero films in class and complete detailed notes on the narrative elements (characters, setting, plot etc.) and how these have been constructed through media language (codes), such as costuming, lighting, camera angles and shots etc, looking for similarities/conventions of the genre. The Arts Media Arts Year 8

Response booklet Individually: Response booklet: Superhero films Student name: Discuss some of the typical codes and conventions of the superhero film genre. Select one of the films viewed as your focus for this task and conduct some internet research to help you gain an understanding of the contextual aspects of your film. You will need to research where and when it was made and the audience values (social values) in this context. How do these factors influence the production of the film? Make sure to reference all third party material. The Arts Media Arts Year 8 4

Who is the intended audience for your film and why do you think they may enjoy the film? Consider the audience age, gender, interests, values and the specific aspects that would appeal to this audience. What symbolic codes and technical codes have been used to construct the superhero? How does this representation reflect the values of the audience? Discuss the main messages and ideas raised in the film through the narrative? Do these ideas reflect social values? Does the ending reflect the values of society? The Arts Media Arts Year 8 5

Sample marking key Responding Codes and conventions of genre Explains the typical codes and conventions of the superhero film genre. Briefly describes the typical codes and conventions of the superhero film genre. 2 Provides a limited description of typical codes and conventions of the superhero film genre. 1 Intended audience Explains, using specific examples, aspects of the film that connect to the interests and values of the intended audience. Describes aspects of the film that would appeal to the intended audience. 2 Identifies aspects of the film that would appeal to an audience. 1 Superhero representation Explains how the superhero has been constructed to connect to the values of the audience. Describes codes and conventions used in the construction of the superhero. 4 Identifies codes and conventions used in the construction of the superhero. 1 2 Ideas and values in the narrative Explains the main messages/ideas raised in the film and how these reflect audience values. Briefly describes the main messages/ideas raised in the film that relate to values. 2 Identifies some values in the film. 1 Media terminology Uses appropriate media terminology related to the task and context. Uses some media terminology related to the task and context. 2 Uses some media terminology. 1 5 6 6 Total 18 The Arts Media Arts Year 8 6