Performance Task 1
Definition
Performance Task 1 refers to a task that requires students to apply their knowledge and skills in order to complete a real-world project or solve a complex problem. It assesses the student's ability to think critically, analyze information, and communicate effectively.
Analogy
Think of Performance Task 1 as a cooking competition. Just like contestants have to use their culinary skills and creativity to prepare a delicious dish within a given time frame, students have to showcase their academic abilities by completing a challenging project or solving a problem.
Related terms
Performance Task 2: This is another type of assessment that requires students to demonstrate their understanding and skills through an extended project or presentation.
Big Idea 5: This refers to one of the overarching themes in AP Seminar, which focuses on the ethical implications of research questions and evidence. It encourages students to consider the impact of their work on society.
Research Question: A specific question that guides the investigation or inquiry process. It helps students focus their research and develop arguments based on evidence.
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