investigation report - 1200 for Ultimate Proff only
qoxsi1000
assignment_1_3rd_may.rarThings to consider.txt
Things to consider inequality experience the people who get their service how ur service affect to change social inequality abstract-- 100 words overview of research introduction sentence about topic, organisation, social justice practice, introduce topic ,talk about practice of the organisation 200 words method how you find the organisation, suggestion-- interview with member of the organisation, approach the organisation, talk about any event analyses/discussion analyse the practice of the organisation,in relation to theory dicouses of social justice pls see the attachment papper i sent to u pls see the attachment conclusion how they could improve, areas of further research
HAS 200 Social Justice in a world of inequality INVESTIGATIVE REPORT(1).pdf
HAS 200 Social Justice in a world of inequality INVESTIGATIVE REPORT
Date Due: Week 9 (5th May, by 11:59pm)
Length: 1200 words
Weighting: 30%
Task
You will research and document the social justice practices used by an organisation, a network or a social movement to effect change in relation to an issue, problem or situation. You can use a variety of research methods to investigate the practices used by your chosen organisation, network or social movement. For example, methods could include (but are not restricted to):
• Interviews with relevant member(s) • Group discussion with relevant members • Observation of events/actions or organisational practices and processes accompanied by
notes of your observations • Analysis of the documentation, websites, materials and/or artefacts produced by the
organisation/network/social movement • Participation in practices/activities/process of the organisation/network/social movement
accompanied by an account of your experiences • Secondary sources such as scholarly literature, reports or accounts.
Your report will be structured into sections with headings and sub-‐headings. Inside each section you are expected to write in paragraphs, cite and reference your research sources using the Harvard style. A minimum of 5 references is expected. It is acceptable to use bullet point lists and/or to include visual representations such as tables, charts or photographs.
SUGGESTED REPORT FORMAT
A suggested format for the Investigative report includes:
1. Table of contents (not counted in word length) 2. Abstract (maximum 100 words) 3. Introduction 4. Methods 5. Analysis/discussion 6. Conclusion 7. References 8. Appendices (not a requirement but may be included if relevant and not counted in word
length).
The marking rubric is available on the Moodle site.
has200 investigative report marking critieria.pdf
APPENDIX 2: HAS 200 Investigative report: Marking Rubric
Criteria Unsatisfactory – 0-49% Satisfactory– 50-64 Proficient – 65-84% Exemplary – 85-100% Rating Addresses questions and requirements of assessment
• Does not conform to the requirements of the assessment.
• Responds to less than half the required tasks and topics
• Conforms to the requirements of the assessment.
• Addresses the required tasks and topics but some aspects are unclear
• Conforms to the requirements of the assessment.
• Addresses the required talks and topics
• Conforms to the requirements of the assessment.
• Thoroughly addresses the required tasks and topics.
Research
• Does not provide a description of the methods used to research the practices of the organisation, network or social movement to address the social justice issue.
• Research methods employed are inappropriate or inadequate
• Provides a description of the methods used to research the practices of the organisation, network or social movement to address the social justice issue but some aspects are unclear
• Research methods employed are appropriate and adequate
• Provides a clear description of the methods used to research the practices of the organisation, network or social movement to address the social justice issue
• Research methods employed are suited to the task.
• Provides an excellent description of the methods used to research the practices of the practices of the organisation, network or social movement to address the social justice issue
• Research methods employed offer an excellent fit with the task.
Structure and writing • Report begins abruptly without an abstract and/or introduction
• The report appears disorganised with not clear structure.
• Frequent issues with sentence construction and/or grammar detract from the report
• Includes an abstract and introduction but does not give a clear overview of the report.
• The information is adequately organised but paragraphs are not well-constructed and clear transitions are not provided
• There are some issues with sentence construction and/or grammar
• Includes an abstract and introduction that outlines the purpose of the report and previews the main points
• The report is well organised and structured with well-constructed paragraphs and subheadings
• Sentences are well-constructed with minimal spelling or grammatical errors
• Provides an abstract and an introduction that sets the purpose of the report, previews the main points and persuades the reader to read on.
• The report is extremely well organised and structured with well- constructed paragraphs, transitions and subheadings. Pleasure to read
• Sentences are well-constructed with minimal spelling or grammatical errors
Analysis • The analysis is unclear and few examples are used to illustrate practices used to effect change
• Not linked to social justice approaches discussed in lectures and tutorials.
• The analysis is generally clear with relevant examples used to illustrate practices used to effect change.
• Limited use of social justice approaches discussed in lectures and tutorials.
• The analysis is clear with relevant examples used that demonstrate a good understanding of the practices used to effect change.
• Analysis is linked to a social justice approach discussed in lectures and tutorials
• The analysis is extremely well conceptualised with examples used that demonstrate a thorough understanding of the practices used to effect change.
• Excellent use of social justice approaches discussed in lectures and tutorials
Referencing and Sources
Sources are not used, no use of lecture materials or readings and/or Harvard style is not used
Few high quality sources are used and/or Harvard style is not used correctly for all references. Limited links to lecture materials and readings
Some high quality sources, lecture materials and readings are included and appropriate Harvard referencing style is used
Excellent use of high quality sources, lecture materials and readings and appropriate Harvard referencing style is used..
TOTAL
