Religion and Society @ Damascus College Ballarat
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  • Unit 1
    • Early Start >
      • Spirituality
      • Can Religion Be Defined?
    • Outcome 1 The nature and purpose of religion >
      • Truth Narrative
      • Understanding Human Need
      • Theories Explaining Religion
      • World Distribution Of Major Belief Systems
      • The Nine Aspects of Religious Traditions >
        • Rituals in Society
        • Religious Festivals of Life
        • Islam (Sunni)
        • Judaism (Orthodox)
    • Outcome 2 Religion through the ages >
      • The Nature of Religion In the Ancient World
      • Ancient Religions Research
      • Australian Indigenous Religion
    • Outcome 3 Religion in Australia >
      • History, Statistics and Relationships >
        • Historical Perspectives
        • Sacred Spaces
        • Statistics of Religion
        • Government Policies
        • Religious Leaders
        • Australian Spirituality
        • Personal & Community Stories
        • Ecumenism
        • Interfaith Dialogue
        • Future of Religion in Australia
      • Personal Meaning / Tensions >
        • Personal Religious Identity
        • Who is your God?
        • Stages of Faith Development
        • Tensions and Ethical Positions
    • Revision and Exam Preparation
  • Year 12 Certificate
    • Early Start Certificate 12
    • Term 1
    • Term 2 & 3

Outcome 3 Religious Identity and Life Experience

Assessment Task 4 The Presentation of a Biography

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AT 4: The Presentation of A Biography

An essay of 600 words

Outcome 3

On completion of this unit the student should be able to recognise and discuss the interplay between a person's individual identity and their religious community.

Statement of Task

Students are required to complete an essay of not less than 600 words. The essay should result from an interview with a person known to the student who has or has had a strong association with a religious tradition.

This task assessed the degree to which the student is able to demonstrate the ability to: 
  • describe a person's significant life experiences
  • describe a person's association with a religious tradition
  • reflect on religious experience in one’s own life journey in light of the interview

The final grade will be awarded from the levels A+ to E including UG (ungraded) or NA (work not assessed).  Date to be submitted will be negotiated between students and teacher.

Grades are awarded in accordance with the criteria (with appropriate number of words):


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