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Word Editable SampleEND TERM 3 2026GRADE 10COMMUNITY SERVICE LEARNINGMARKING SCHEME & TEACHER'S GUIDE
TOTAL: 60 MARKS
MARKING CODES
C — Concept / curriculum point; A — Accuracy / acceptable response; M — Method / process where applicable.
QUESTION 1 — 4 MARKS
Definition of action research — systematic inquiry undertaken to understand and improve a real situation/problem through action and reflection. (2) Any two characteristics: cyclical; practical/problem-focused; involves participants; includes reflection; aims at improvement. (2)
QUESTION 2 — 4 MARKS
Any four valid reasons: establishes the exact nature/scope of the problem; prevents solving the wrong problem; provides a basis for collecting relevant data; helps set clear objectives; supports selection of an appropriate intervention; provides a baseline for measuring change. (1 each)
QUESTION 3 — 8 MARKS
Accept: Plan — decide the issue, objectives and proposed action. (2); Act — implement the planned intervention. (2); Observe — collect information/evidence on what happens. (2); Reflect — examine findings, lessons and possible improvements/next cycle. (2).
QUESTION 4 — 4 MARKS
Primary data: information collected first-hand for the specific investigation (2). Example: questionnaire/interview/observation conducted by learners (1). Secondary data: information already collected/published by another source (2). Example: report, school record, published statistics or relevant document (1).
QUESTION 5 — 8 MARKS
(a) Any three: questionnaire, interview, observation/checklist, document/record review, measurement/other suitable data tool. (3). (b) One relevant information type for each selected tool, e.g. reported water-use practices; reasons for wastage; observed leakage/behaviour; recorded consumption. (3). (c) Any sound analysis method: organise/classify data, count frequencies, compare patterns, summarise findings, identify trends/relationships and use findings to define the extent of the problem. (2).
QUESTION 6 — 6 MARKS
Suitable intervention linked to waste segregation problem (1). Objective stated clearly (1). Two feasible activities (2). Responsible persons/groups identified (1). Resources required (1). Time frame (1). Monitoring indicator (1).
| Question | Strand/Sub-strand | Learning Outcome Focus | Cognitive Level | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 3.1 Introduction to Action Research | Define and analyse characteristics of action research | Understand | 4 |
| 2 | 3.2 Problem Identification | Explain importance of identifying a problem | Understand/Analyse | 4 |
| 3 | 3.1 Introduction to Action Research | Illustrate the action research cycle | Understand/Apply | 8 |
| 4 | 3.2 Problem Identification | Use data collection to investigate a community problem | Understand/Apply | 4 |
This document is professionally prepared and verified for Grade 10 (Senior Secondary) • Term 3.
- Competency-driven teacher inquiry models
- Guiding questions for active learner engagement
- Real-life problem-solving applications
- Formative & summative assessment indicators
- Performance levels (Exceeding, Meeting, Approaching)
- Practical assessment task breakdowns
