This BED606 assessment for B.Ed (Hons) cohorts asks student teachers to adapt Maltese-language reading and writing resources for a learner with a specific difficulty. The brief, set in Maltese, has four steps: an analysis of the educational need (300 words), an analysis of two resources (500 to 600 words), the adaptation of both resources (700 to 800 words) and a critical evaluation (400 words).
Group: B. Ed (Hons) Cohorts 20, 21, 22
Assessment: Total Marks: 100
L-ewwel pass: Analiżi tal-Ħtieġa Edukattiva (300 kelma)
It-tieni pass: Analiżi ta’ Żewġ Riżorsi (500–600 kelma)
It-tielet pass: Adattament u Żvilupp ta’ Riżorsi (700–800 kelma)
Ir-raba’ pass: Evalwazzjoni Kritika (400 kelma)
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BED606 is written and marked in Maltese, so accurate Maltese spelling and grammar count alongside your teaching ideas. Choose one learning difficulty you can describe well, such as dyslexia or ADHD, and make sure both resources you analyse are real reading and writing materials used in Maltese classrooms. In the adaptation section, show the original and adapted versions side by side and explain why each change helps that learner, then give a balanced evaluation of advantages and limits.
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