HRMT6004 Assessment 3 Task
Assessment 3 summary
• 10 topics 10 reflections + video presentation
• Keep a weekly journal reflecting on what you have learnt that week (Topic 1 to 10).
Task: • Post your weekly reflection to the Discussion Board.
• Engage with other students; share your reflections and your thoughts.
• Finish the unit with a 4-minute PPT pre-recorded video presentation highlighting
your key takeaways.
Format: Weekly DB postings + 4 minute PPT prerecorded video presentation
Due date: Discussion Board postings: Weekly (Weeks 1 to 11)
Video: Friday 4th February 11.00pm AEST (QLD time)
Weighting: 30%
Word count/ 150 words per weekly posting
Duration Video: 4 minutes + 4 PPT slides
No. sources: No set number of sources. If a source is referred to it must be cited
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• Students are required to keep a weekly journal for
Topics 1 to 10 reflecting on what they have learnt
that week in that topic.
• Post your 150-word weekly reflection to the
Discussion Board.
• Share your thoughts with others.
• This type of journal is not simply a summary of the
course material; it should also include your
reactions to what you've learnt. The writing can be
quite informal.
• You are not required to formally reference, however
The Task reference should be made to any additional
readings and/or source materials such as videos and
podcasts.
• At the end of the unit prepare a pre-recorded PPT
video presentation highlighting the unit’s key take
away for you.
Students will be assessed on the following criteria:
• Focus of reflection (50%)
• Style and structure (20%)
• Video presentation (30%)
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Just like all academic writing, a learning reflection needs a key
message that is used to structure the narrative. As a writer, you
need to make sure that your reader (or marker) understands the
significance of your reflection.
Listed below are some general ideas that may help you write
Structuring your journal.
• What was the most interesting thing I have read for this topic?
a learning • What did I previously think was true, but now know to be
reflection
wrong?
• What have I changed my mind about as a result of this topic?
• What is one thing I learned in this topic that I may be able to
use in the future?
• What am I still unsure about?
• What would I like to learn more about?
• What issues(s) interested me that I would like to study in more
detail?
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Process
of
reflective
writing
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The benefits of developing your skills
in reflective learning
Reflective learners are more likely to develop a deeper
understanding of their
subject and to achieve higher grades as a result. Reflective learners
tend to:
• Be motivated, know what they are trying to achieve and why
• Be pro-active in extending their understanding of new topics and
subjects
• Use their existing knowledge to help them to develop their
understanding of new ideas
• Understand new concepts by relating them to their previous
experiences
• Understand that additional research and reading widely will
improve their understanding
• Develop their learning and thinking by building on the critical
evaluation of their previous learning experiences
• Be self-aware, able to identify, explain and address their own
strengths and weaknesses
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