Component Weighting Duration Public Paper 1 Reading Examination 20% 1.5 hours Paper 2 Writing 25% 2 hours Paper 3 Listening & Integrated Skills 30% 2 hours Paper 4 Speaking 10% 20 minutes School-based Assessment (SBA) SBA 15% SBA consists of TWO parts: Part A Based on the 4 texts read/view over the course Part B Based on the modules in the Elective Part A (10%) Students need to… Read/ view FOUR texts over the course of three years (One each from these four categories: Print fiction, print non-fiction, non-print fiction, non-print non-fiction) What are these? Click here. Take part in DISCUSSIONS with classmates Make an INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATION on the texts. 4 categories of reading/ viewing materials 1. Print fiction 2. Print non-fiction 4 categories of reading/ viewing materials 3. Non-print fiction 4. Non-print non-fiction In F.4, you finished viewing non-print nonfiction such as Supersize Me and Food, Inc. In F.5, you will be assessed on presenting or discussing the print fiction. Your marks will be submitted to HKEAA in 3rd term. In F.6, you will be assessed on discussing the non-print fiction. Your marks will be submitted to HKEAA before mock exam. (tentative) Part B (5%) Students need to… Take part in GROUP INTERACTION or Make an INDIVIDUAL PRESENTATION based on the modules in the Elective Part of the curriculum Elective Part : Language Arts 1. Drama 3. Poems and Songs 2. Short Stories 4. Popular Culture Elective Part : Non-Language Arts 5. Sports Communication 7. Social Issues 6. Debating 8. Workplace communication Take 3 electives and one of them must be language art elective. In F.4 , you studied poems and songs. How do you find it? There will be individual presentation on one of the topics in Popular Culture. Marks will be submitted to HKEAA in S.6 and will be included in the subject result. Advertisement Magazine column, fashion and style HKDSE English Language SBA Component Assessment Record (Group Interaction) for Part A HKDSE English Language SBA Component Assessment Record (Individual Presentation) for Part A Students should… understand that the process of SBA, including feedback from teachers, helps you develop skills and knowledge that may not be reflected in public exams. become familiar with the task requirements, assessment criteria and procedures for SBA. complete the assessment task honestly and responsibly. keep a proper record of your SBA-related work. Thank You