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The document provides guidance for a performance task that requires students to create an advocacy poster and explanation. Students must apply their understanding of human rights protections, express commitment to promoting self and others' rights, and promote specific laws through their poster. The poster must be A4 size and can use digital work and images. Students must submit their poster and a brief description via canvas by a specified date. The poster and explanation will be assessed based on criteria including creativity, organization, content, idea organization, and relevance to human rights.

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Homeroom Guidance PT

The document provides guidance for a performance task that requires students to create an advocacy poster and explanation. Students must apply their understanding of human rights protections, express commitment to promoting self and others' rights, and promote specific laws through their poster. The poster must be A4 size and can use digital work and images. Students must submit their poster and a brief description via canvas by a specified date. The poster and explanation will be assessed based on criteria including creativity, organization, content, idea organization, and relevance to human rights.

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HOMEROOM GUIDANCE | PERFORMANCE TASK

S.Y. 2022 – 2023 | 2ND SEMESTER

Task Advocacy Poster


 Apply your understanding of how a person or individual's human
rights are protected.
Course and
Unit Learning  Express commitment in promoting rights of self and others.
Outcomes
 Promote specific laws protecting oneself and others through
advocacy poster.
Specifications Digital work and personal images may be utilized. The poster is A4
in size.
Overview
You will create an advocacy poster to demonstrate your awareness of the
significance of human rights.
What will you do?
1. Create a poster for advocacy.

2. On a separate page, provide a brief description of the poster.

3. Submit your performance task during completion week.


What will you submit?
Your advocacy poster must be submitted via canvas between March 27th and March
31st, 2023.

It is YOUR responsibility to ensure that you do not leave this assessment until the last
minute, when issues may arise that complicate your submission. Please ensure that
you communicate your reason.
Further Information
The CRA is made up of five criteria: creativity, organization, content, and idea
organization. The explanations below provide additional guidance on what is
expected of you in relation to each of the criteria:

POSTER
1. Creativity – Layout, design, graphics, and color use are all remarkably
interesting, creative, and appropriate.
2. Organization – The use of images, graphics, and texts is well-organized. And it
clearly conveys what is being said to the viewer.
3. Content – The student must appear on the poster.
EXPLANATION
1. Content – Explanation is relevant to the topic. The main point stands out and is
supported by specific details. The message is empowering and clearly
communicates the significance of human rights.
2. Organization of Ideas – Ideas are easily understood by various types of
readers.

INQUIRIES
If you have any general questions, please post them in the group chat for the benefit
of your classmates.

All the best!

Criterion Referenced Assessment (CRA): Advocacy Poster

CRITERIA REMARKS
POSTER
Creativity
Layout, design, graphics, and color use are all remarkably
interesting, creative, and appropriate.
Organization
The use of images, graphics, and texts is well-organized.
And it clearly conveys what is being said to the viewer.
Content
The student must appear on the poster.
EXPLANATION
Content
Explanation is relevant to the topic. The main point stands
out and is supported by specific details. The message is
empowering and clearly communicates the significance of
human rights.
Organization of Ideas
Ideas are easily understood by various types of readers.
Advocacy Poster Ideas

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