·
Real
world issue – what and why?
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Experiential
and/or service learning – what and why?
·
Learning
journey – what, why and so what?
·
Project
– challenges and opportunities
·
Project
– final thoughts
Each entry should be
between 500 to 1000 words. Please make your journal available to your course
mates so that you can learn from each other.
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Categories
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High
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Moderate
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Low
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Score
ranges
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10
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9
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8
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7
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6
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5
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4
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3
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2
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1
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Creativity
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Originality and innovation
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Journal takes on a unique angle/theme
not already done elsewhere.
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Journal is a reinvention of something
that has been done before.
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Journal is a direct copy-and-paste of
something that has been done before.
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Competence
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Application
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There is clear
technical/scientific/logical thinking/insights that underpins the reflection.
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There is some evidence of
technical/scientific/logical thinking/insights.
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There is a lack of
technical/scientific/logical thinking/insight.
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Competence
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Logic and execution
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There is a clear logical flow of
ideas, concepts and presentation of material.
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There is limited logical flow of
ideas, concepts and presentation of material.
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There is no logical flow of ideas,
concepts and presentation of material.
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Communication
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Clarity and organization
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Proper formatting with logical layout
No (few) grammatical or spelling
errors
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Somewhat messy formatting
Acceptable levels of grammatical and
spelling errors
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Very messy formatting (lack of
consistence in use of fonts, spacing, margins)
Grammatical and spelling errors are
rampant
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Students will need to sign a declaration that include the
following sentence “I/We have not submitted any part of this assignment for
another course” when submitting their assignments.
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