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Using theory
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Insufficient level of knowledge
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Students use in basic terms some theoretical perspectives on international relations.
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Students discuss in detail some theoretical perspectives on international relations.
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Students discuss in detail and in a balanced way some theoretical perspectives on international relations.
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Concepts & terminology
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Insufficient level of knowledge
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In their analysis, students use with some certainty some of the relevant concepts.
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In their analysis, students use with some certainty several of the relevant concepts.
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In their analysis, students use with certainty the relevant concepts.
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Co-operation
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Insufficient level of knowledge
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Pupils can in basic terms give an account of how different national and international conditions and relationships affect and are affected by international players.
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Students can in detail give an account of how different national and international conditions and relationships affect and are affected by international players.
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Students can in detail and in a balanced way give an account of how different national and international conditions and circumstances affect and are affected by international players.
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Analysis
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Insufficient level of knowledge
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Students can analyse causes and consequences of cooperation and conflicts in a simple manner.
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Students can analyse causes and consequences of cooperation and conflicts in a fairly convicing manner
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Students can analyse causes and consequences of cooperation and conflicts in a convicing manner.
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Presentation skills
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Students can with some certainty and in a structured way, use their knowledge of social studies to give different types of presentations.
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Students can with some certainty and in a structured way, use their knowledge of social studies to give different types of presentations, and express themselves independently in relation to their sources.
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Students can with certainty and in a structured way, use their knowledge of social studies to give different types of presentations, and express themselves independently in relation to their sources.
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