BABC011, CCOF001, DADC001, IITC001, SATC001 |
Semester |
1 |
Assessment Item Name |
Reflection, SMART goals, &Work Integrated Learning (WIL) |
Weighting |
25% |
Due Date |
Saturday, Week 3 |
Assessment item description
A description of the assessment item is as follows:
In this assessment, you will reflect on a previous language learning experiencein an educational, academic context, choose ONE language skill that you want to improve in order to succeed at UTS College and in the workplace. Use the template below. Answer the questions in this template to identify, evaluate, and reflect on your chosen skill. Follow the activities in the Needs Analysis Module to help you complete this template. |
Subject learning outcomes (SLOs)& Language learning outcomes (LLOs)
On successful completion of this assessment item, you should achieve the following outcomes:
SLO 3: |
earnestly (i) examine your own communication and study skills in academic, social and professional contexts and (ii) systematically apply academic conventions to maintain academic integrity |
Assessment item brief
For this assessment item you are required to produce the following:
The Assessment 1template (below) has four (4) sections: Section 1; Section 2; Section 3; and Section 4 Section 1: Reflection Make notes about the learning experience by answering questions in point form [not graded] and then write a formal 400-word reflection on a previous language learning experience in an educational, academic context (review Reflections, Needs Analysis pre-tutorial task). Section 2: SMART goals in an academic context Answer questions relating to the language skill you want to improve. You must attempt all parts (review Setting Goals, Needs Analysis pre-tutorial task). Section 3: Application of SMART goal to a professional context (Work Integrated Learning) Find a job advertisement that explicitly relates tothe programme you are enrolled in at UTS College (science, design, architecture, communication, engineering, IT, business) on a website. Argue that improving your chosen language skill will help you be the successful applicant. You must attempt all parts.
Section 4: References Include in-text citations and sources;provide a full reference list, following APA 7th edition style. For formatting in-text citations and references in APA 7th edition: https://www.lib.uts.edu.au/sites/default/files/2022-01/APAGuide_2021v1.3.pdf You can choose to do the assessment in one of two (2) ways:
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Assessment item grading criteria
For this assessment item you will be graded according to the following criteria:
CRITERIA |
HD |
D |
C |
P |
F |
F0 |
Section 1 This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Reflection Reflect on and evaluate a previous language learning experience |
Some features of D are exceeded |
The task demonstrates more than adequately the ability to reflect on and evaluate a previous learning experience. This means that the reflection is honest; all the stages are mostly developed and insightful. Nearly all the questions in the model have been addressed. |
More than one but not all features of D are observed |
The task demonstrates slightly more than adequately the ability to reflect on and evaluate a previous learning experience. This means that the reflection is honest; some stages show some development and some insight. Some of the questions in the model have been addressed. |
Not all aspects of P grade are achieved; … OR … task requirements, as stated in the assessment brief, were not met |
Did not submit or no features of F3 are met |
Section 2 This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Reflection Manage learning to enable life-long independent language learning
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Some features of D are exceeded |
The task demonstrates more than adequately the ability to manage learning in a way that enables life-long independent language learning. This means that all the questions have been answered. The task demonstrates that the student has clearly considered their needs and how to achieve their goals. |
More than one but not all features of D are observed |
The task demonstrates slightly more than adequately the ability to manage learning in a way that enables life-long independent language learning. This means that all the questions have been attempted. The task demonstrates some thoughtful consideration to their needs and how to achieve their goals. |
Not all aspects of P grade are achieved; … OR … task requirements, as stated in the assessment brief, were not met |
Did not submit or no features of F3 are met |
Section 3 This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Reflection Work Integrated Learning Transfer language learning strategies to a professional context (WIL) |
Some features of D are exceeded |
The task demonstrates more than adequately the ability to transfer language learning strategies to a professional context. This means that all the questions have been answered. The task demonstrates a convincing link between the discipline-specific profession and the SMART goals. |
More than one but not all features of D are observed |
The task demonstrates slightly more than adequately the ability to transfer language learning strategies to a professional context. This means that all the questions have been attempted. The task demonstrates a somewhat convincing link between the discipline-specific profession and the SMART goals. |
Not all aspects of P grade are achieved; … OR … task requirements, as stated in the assessment brief, were not met |
No submission |
Section 4 Academic Integrity Apply APA 7th edition style referencing conventions |
Some features of D are exceeded |
The reference list and citations follow APA 7th edition with unsystematic minor errors. The reference list is complete and in alphabetical order. In-text citations are provided for all external authorial voices (if appropriate). |
More than one but not all features of D are observed |
The reference list and citations demonstrate a very serious attempt at following APA 7th edition but there are systematic errors. In-text citations are provided for almost all external authorial voices (if appropriate). |
Not all aspects of P grade are achieved; … OR … task requirements, as stated in the assessment brief, were not met |
No submission |