You are required to produce a written reflection of your learning in this unit this semester across three different aspects including:
This assessment is a critical reflection on your learning, required to be written in the first person. This helps to focus on your personal experience. Reflective writing tasks at university are a common means of assessment and developing these skills will give you an advantage for future tasks. Remember that you need to analyse your experiences and demonstrate self-awareness throughout your reflection.
The following resources provide information about the reflective writing process, including some do’s and don’ts.
For part one of this assessment you are required to critically reflect on your understanding and perspectives on Indigenous culture, history and the challenges facing Indigenous Australians.
You should use the sources for assessment one as well as your research and notes for the assessment one case study and your case study submission and feedback.
You must use materials from the unit as evidence to support your answer. Refer to the Source List in the Assessment instructions for details about which sources will be most appropriate.
For part two of this assessment you are required to critically reflect on your understanding about Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and the impact it has had on your understanding of responsible business decision-making.
You should refer to the sources that you located for assessment two as well as your research and notes for the assessment two oral presentation and your submission and feedback.
You must use materials from the unit as evidence to support your answer. Refer to the Source List in the Assessment instructions for details about which sources will be most appropriate.
For part three of this assessment you are required to critically reflect on your behaviour, actions and emotions in relation to your learning in this unit this semester. You will be analysing your development of a specific academic skill such as academic writing, oral communication, critical thinking, referencing, emotional intelligence etc. You will need to refer back to your course materials as directed by the Assessment 3 Requirements.
There are many resources available designed to assist with the development of these skills, that you can draw on for your reflection. The Library’s UniSkills site has modules on academic writing, oral communication, critical thinking, referencing and citing and more.
The Academic Communication Development team also has a good range of Handy Handouts available on these topics and more.
Though it is not required, you could also try a search of the Library Catalogue or Google for resources on academic skills development.
You must use materials from the unit as evidence to support your answer. Refer to the Source List in the Assessment instructions for details about which sources will be most appropriate.