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7/28/2019 Personal Reflection_f1
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Assignment 3 Rubric
CRITERIAFAIL PASS
SatisfactoryCREDIT
Very goodDISTINCTION
ExcellentHIGH DISTINCTION
OutstandingSCORE
Selection ofrelevant academictheories, models &frameworks fromcourse literature toidentify key issuesof personal
decision makingsituation
No selection ofrelevant theories,models or frameworks;OR literature used isnot from this course;issues in personaldecision makingsituation not identified
3.5
Selection of some relevanttheories, models and/orframeworks from the courseliterature;adequate identification of keyissues in personal decisionmaking situation
4.8
Selection of thegenerally relevanttheories, models and/orframeworks from thecourse literature;and a generally goodidentification of keyissues in personal
decision makingsituation
5.6
Excellent Integration ofa) very relevanttheories, models and/orframeworks from thecourse literature with b)a clear and logicalidentification of keyissues in personal
decision makingsituation
6.4
Outstanding Integration ofa) selection of the mostrelevant theories, modelsand/or frameworks fromthe course literature withb) an Insightfulidentification of key issuesin personal decision -
making situation7.5
(20%)
8
Application ofrelevant academictheories, modelsand frameworks toevaluate why theissues of thepersonal decisionmaking situationarose
Descriptive summaryof the situation, with noanalysis evident; notheoretical dimensionto the writing.
4.5
Some analysis of why theissues arose, but still mostlydescriptive; theoreticalsources are described ratherthan discussed; the linkbetween theory and the caseissues is occasional and/orsuperficial.
6
A mostly clear analysisof why the issues arose;theoretical sources arefairly well integrated intothe discussion.
7
A precise analysis ofwhy the issues arose;theoretical sources arewell synthesised andintegrated into agenerally criticaldiscussion.
8
A precise, insightfulanalysis of why the issuesarose; theoretical sourcesare accurately andconcisely synthesised,and thoughtfullyintegrated into aninsightful criticaldiscussion.
9.5
(25%)
10
Personalreflection,informed bytheory, on how theissue could havebeen addresseddifferently
No articulatedunderstanding of yourpersonal decisionmaking processes;OR no link betweentheory and personalunderstanding; nodiscussion of how youcould have dealt withissues differently.
6.5
Some use of theory toexplain your personaldecision making processes,but some of the explanationhas no clear theoreticalfoundation; some use of thisknowledge to discuss howyou could have dealt with theissues differently; OR someidentification of differentoutcomes, but inadequatediscussion of how they could
have been achieved.8.4
Use of generallyrelevant theory toarticulate someunderstanding of yourpersonal decisionmaking processes;some use of thisknowledge to discusshow you could havedealt with the issuesdifferently.
9.8
Use of mostly relevanttheory to articulate anunderstanding of yourpersonal decisionmaking processes; useof this knowledge todiscuss how you couldhave dealt with theissues differently for amore effective outcome.
11.2
Use of relevant theory toarticulate an insightfulunderstanding of yourpersonal decision makingprocesses; use of thisknowledge to discuss howyou could have dealt withthe issues differently;recognition of what mighthave been the mosteffective outcome/s.
13.5
(35%)
14
Clear language,overall structureand correctreferencing
Structure is veryunclear or lacking;poor formatting;inadequate or mostlyincorrect referencing
3.5
Some section headings, butstructure not always clear;inconsistent formatting;genuine attempt to reference,but many errors.
4.8
Adequate sectionheadings; consistentformatting; mostlycorrect referencing
5.6
Clear section headings& heading hierarchy;excellent formatting;completely correctreferencing
6.4
Clear, logical sectionheadings & headinghierarchy reflect thediscussion; outstandingformatting; completelycorrect referencing
7.5
(20%)
8
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