[Year 12 IPM] Would you like to teach in China for a short period???????

[Steve Colley]

Hi All

We have a short (or long) term vacancy in our partner school in China
(Teda). The teaching load includes IPM and Unit 1 and 2 IT.

All costs covered by the school including airfares and accommodation.

The position is available immediately, and can either be for a short
term (one month) or a more permanent position.

Please contact me if you would like more information. Feel free to pass
on to anyone else who might be interested.

Yours 
Stephen Colley 
Special Projects Manager

The Peninsula School 
97887762 
scolley at tps.vic.edu.au 


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-----Original Message-----
From: Maiser at novell2.fhc.vic.edu.au
[mailto:Maiser at novell2.fhc.vic.edu.au] On Behalf Of John Schwartz
Sent: Friday, 29 October 2004 12:52 PM
To: IPM List
Subject: Re: A discussion point - validation

Mark

For once I agree with you.

John


John S. Schwartz

Mount Scopus Memorial College
245 Burwood Highway
Burwood 3125
www.scopus.vic.edu.au

9808 5722 ext. 301
jschwart at scopus.vic.edu.au

ph:  (03) 9808 5722
fax: (03) 9808 9279

jschwart at scopus.vic.edu.au

>>> kel at mckinnonsc.vic.edu.au 28/10/2004 3:03:36 pm >>>
The VCAA defines validation as "To check that data input to a computer

system is of an appropriate form type for processing and within 
acceptable boundaries"

The solution to the 2003 IARTV exam say validation is "Checking that
the 
entered data is the right data type and is reasonable - note 
verification is the process that checks accuracy and is not the same as

validation."

Is that how most of you interpret "validation"?

There have been a couple of recent sample exam questions that define it

as checking reasonableness rather than accuracy.

I've always given validation a wider purview.  What do other folk
think?

Mark

-- 
Mark Kelly
Manager - Information Systems
McKinnon Secondary College
McKinnon Rd McKinnon 3204, Victoria Australia
Phone +613 95780844  Fax +613 95789253
http://www.mckinnonsc.vic.edu.au 
IPM notes: http://www.mckinnonsc.vic.edu.au/la/it/ipmnotes 

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