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Philosophical writing is built in four stages (understanding, analysis, discussion, synthesis) across three formats: a text to analyse and discuss, a quotation with a question, and an open problem question; with a table of indicators, procedures, grading and implementation.
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Tables of the 2016 answer guidelines, indicators and grading for each exam format — text, quotation with a question, open problem question — with the request to show how they are applied when marking.
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The table of requirements and detailed grading for the three formats under the 2015 reference frameworks, and didactic principles: philosophical writing as communicative writing, breaking down difficulty without losing the whole, and the contractual nature of method rules.