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PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
ASSESSMENT BRIEF
Subject Code and Title PUBH6007: Program Design, Implementation and
Evaluation
Assessment
Assessment 2: Presentation/Report: Program Design and
Implementation
Individual/Group Presentation and report submission on discussion board;
peer evaluation (via discussion board).
Length ‐20 minute presentation with submission of PowerPoint
slides (Max 15) on discussion board in Week 11, and
‐ Summary report and completed self and peer
evaluation form due Sunday of week 11.
Learning Outcomes This assessment addresses the following learning
outcomes:
) Describe and construct a program theory and program
logic diagram for a program based on prioritised need
c) Construct a clear program plan using goals, objectives,
strategies and indicators in preparation for implementation
and evaluation
d) Design the implementation of a program, including;
stakeholder engagement, communication strategies, and
udget and time management strategies
e) Understand and explain the principles of evaluation, types
of evaluation, ethical issues and roles of an evaluato
f) Develop knowledge of how to conduct an evaluation of
processes, impacts and outcomes of a program
Submission Presentation is due in Week 11 with a copy of the
Powerpoint submission submitted via Discussion board
in Blackboard.
The report of 1500 words along with peer evaluation
form is due on the Sunday (End of week 11).
Weighting Total – 50% consisting of:
25% ‐ Presentation and power point submission
25% ‐ summary and individual Self and peer
evaluation form
Total Marks 100 marks
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
Context:
For Assessment 2, you will give a presentation on a designed program – planned to address an
identified need in your community, or service. You will focus on a prioritised need for developing this
plan.
Assessment Description: Presentation:
PART 1:
‐ A program logic diagram for a program based on prioritised need
PART 2: A clear program plan that discusses the following:
1. The overarching goal of the program (the overall aim that you want to achieve via
your program),
2. Objectives (specific desired changes that will help to meet the overall goal). There
should be at least 3 objectives
3. Strategies (how you will go about achieving your aim and objectives; the activities
that will contribute to the achievement of the objectives);
4. Risks or Challenges (Identify any potential challenges to the program)
i. What may occur that can put the program at risk, what are the
challenges, and how will you address them? (for example, people may
not enrol?)
5. Resources required (Financial, Physical, Human)
a. (use this link for budgets
http:
www.flinders.edu.au/medicine/sites/pew/developing‐a‐project‐and‐
evaluation‐plan
udget
udget_overview.cfm
PART 3: INDIVIDUAL Summary/self‐peer evaluation (25%)
• Prepare 1500 words INDIVIDUAL summary report incorporating all the sections of
the presentation in
ief. Use the same headings as the presentation.
• Complete the self and peer evaluation forms
Combine the 2 documents (individual summary and self‐peer evaluation form) into one
PDF file, and submit on Blackboard.
References and Resources:
For the presentation, you may use the planning process on PEW (Planning and Evaluation
Wizard, Flinders University at
http:
www.flinders.edu.au/medicine/sites/pew/pew_home.cfm to complete your plan in
table form.
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
Ensure that your objectives and strategies are SMART: Specific, Measurable, Aligned,
Realistic/Relevant, and Time‐bound). Where possible, include multiple levels of action and
multiple settings for your program (see Keleher et al, 2008 p124‐129 and Round et al, 2005
p7‐9)
Go to : http:
www.flinders.edu.au/medicine/sites/pew/developing‐a‐project‐and‐evaluation‐
plan/developing‐a‐project‐and‐evaluation‐plan_home.cfm
This link provides you with an example of a completed plan and a blank form Use the example, to
prepare the table first:
a title for your program,
goals
3 objectives that your program seeks to achieve
strategies to implement these objectives
process indicators (to monitor if the process of implementation is working)
data collection methods (for eg: documentation, collecting data from patients, views on
websites etc)
Impact/Outcome measures ( for eg: people who are exposed to this program will report..)
Data collection methods ( for eg: survey people in the program)
This link has some examples of clear goals, objectives for varied plans. Navigating this
weblink, you can also mcheck with examples of strategies
http:
www.flinders.edu.au/medicine/sites/pew/developing‐a‐project‐and‐evaluation‐plan
planning‐zone/goals‐and‐objectives/examples.cfm
Assessment criteria: (Presentation – 25%) – see Learning Ru
ic on Following pages
Demonstrates ability to present a clear program logic diagram, goals, objectives,
strategies, process indicators and evaluation plan, using the SMART criteria (40%)
Demonstrates critical reasoning and analysis skills in presenting a coherent rationale
and outline for the proposed program, identifying potential implementation issues
including resources and challenges (35%)
Group cohesion is reflected in the presentation (15%)
General assessment criteria (10%):
o Provides a lucid introduction
o Demonstrates a capacity to explain and apply relevant concepts
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
o Justifies all the work presented with sufficient evidence support
o Provides a logical summary.
Co
ectly uses professional language in presentation with grammar, tense
and accuracy and references footnoted.
Assessment criteria: (Summary/Self‐Peer Evaluation – 25%) – See Learning Ru
ic on
following pages
Demonstrates ability to summarise highlights of the program design,
implementation and evaluation program (40%)
Demonstrates critical reasoning and analysis skills in presenting a coherent rationale
and outline for the proposed program, identifying potential implementation issues
including resources and challenges (35%)
General assessment criteria (10%): Demonstrates ability to co
ectly use APA
eferencing as a group, with references clearly identified.
Self and Peer Evaluation forms (15%)
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
LEARNING RUBRICS: Presentation
Assessment
Attributes
0‐34
(Fail 1 – F1)
Unacceptable
35‐49
(Fail 2 – F2)
Poor
50‐64
(Pass ‐P)
Functional
65‐74
(Credit ‐ CR)
Proficient
75‐84
(Distinction – DN)
Advanced
85‐100
(High Distinction –
HD)
Exceptional
Grade Description (Grading
Scheme)
Evidence of unsatisfactory
achievement of one or more of the
learning objectives of the course,
insufficient understanding of the
course content and/or unsatisfactory
level of skill development.
Evidence of satisfactory
achievement of course
learning objectives, the
development of relevant
skills to a competent level,
and adequate interpretation
and critical analysis skills.
Evidence of a good level of
understanding, knowledge
and skill development in
elation to the content of
the course or work of a
superior quality on the
majority of the learning
objectives of the course.
Demonstration of a high
level of interpretation and
critical analysis skills.
Evidence of a high
level of
achievement of
the learning
objectives of the
course
demonstrated in
such areas as
interpretation and
critical analysis,
logical argument,
use of
methodology and
communication
skills.
Evidence of an
exceptional level
of achievement of
learning objectives
across the entire
content of the
course
demonstrated in
such areas as
interpretation and
critical analysis,
logical argument,
creativity,
originality, use of
methodology and
communication
skills.
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
Demonstrates ability to
present a clear program
logic diagram, goals,
objectives, strategies,
process indicators and
evaluation plan, using the
SMART criteria (40%)
Difficult to understand for audience,
no logical/clear structure, poor flow
of ideas, argument lacks supporting
evidence.
No effort is made to keep audience
engaged, audience cannot follow the
line of reasoning.
Little use of presentation aids, or the
presentation aids and material used
are i
elevant.
Information, arguments and
evidence are presented in a
way that is not always clear
and logical.
Attempts are made to keep
the audience engaged, but
not always successful. Line
of reasoning is often difficult
to follow.
Presentation aids are used
more for effect than
elevance.
Information, arguments and
evidence are well
presented, mostly clear flow
of ideas and arguments.
The audience is mostly
engaged, line of reasoning is
easy to follow.
Effective use of
presentation aids.
Information,
arguments and
evidence are very
well presented,
the presentation
is logical, clear
and well
supported by
evidence.
Engages the
audience,
demonstrates
cultural
sensitivity.
Carefully and well
prepared
presentations aids
are used.
Expertly
presented; the
presentation is
logical, persuasive,
and well supported
y evidence,
demonstrating a
clear flow of ideas
and arguments.
Engages and
sustains audience’s
interest in the
topic,
demonstrates high
levels of cultural
sensitivity
Effective use of
diverse
presentation aids,
including graphics
and multi‐media.
Demonstrates critical
easoning and analysis
skills in presenting a
coherent rationale
and outline for the
Specific position (perspective or
argument) fails to take into account
the complexities of the issue(s) or
scope of the assignment.
Specific position
(perspective or argument)
egins to take into account
Specific position
(perspective or argument)
takes into account the
complexities of the issue(s)
or scope of the assignment.
Specific position
(perspective or
argument) is
expertly
presented and
Specific position
(perspective or
argument) is
presented
expertly,
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
proposed program,
identifying potential
implementation
issues including
esources and
challenges (35%)
Makes assertions that are not
justified.
the issue(s) or scope of the
assignment.
Justifies any conclusions
eached with arguments not
merely assertion.
Others’ points of view are
acknowledged.
Justifies any conclusions
eached with well‐formed
arguments not merely
assertion.
accurately takes
into account the
complexities of
the issue(s) and
scope of the
assignment.
Justifies any
conclusions
eached with well‐
developed
arguments.
authoritatively and
imaginatively,
accurately taking
into account the
complexities of the
issue(s) and scope
of the assignment.
Limits of position
are acknowledged.
Justifies any
conclusions
eached with
sophisticated
arguments.
Group cohesion is
eflected in the
presentation (15%)
Demonstrate no evidence of personal
learning as a result of interaction with
colleagues.
Demonstrate little evidence
of personal learning as a
esult of interaction with
peers.
Demonstrate evidence of
personal learning as a result
of interaction with peers.
Evidence of deep
learning as a
esult of
interaction with
colleagies.
Exceptional
contribution,
evidence of deep
learning based on
eflection and
esponses to
colleagues.
General Assessment
Criteria
Poorly written with e
ors in spelling,
grammar.
Difficult to understand for audience,
no logical/clear structure, poor flow
Is written according to
academic genre (e.g. with
introduction, conclusion or
summary) and has accurate
Is well‐written and adheres
to the academic genre (e.g.
with introduction,
conclusion or summary).
Is very well‐
written and
adheres to the
academic genre.
Expertly written
and adheres to the
academic genre.
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
of ideas, argument lacks supporting
evidence.
Demonstrates inconsistent use of
good quality, credible and relevant
esearch sources to support and
develop ideas.
There are mistakes in using the APA
style.
spelling, grammar, sentence
and paragraph construction.
Information, arguments and
evidence are presented in a
way that is not always clear
and logical.
Demonstrates consistent
use of credible and relevant
esearch sources to support
and develop ideas, but these
are not always explicit or
well developed.
There are minor mistakes in
using the APA style.
Information, arguments and
evidence are well
presented, mostly clear flow
of ideas and arguments.
Demonstrates consistent
use of high quality, credible
and relevant research
sources to support and
develop ideas.
There are no mistakes in
using the APA style.
Information,
arguments and
evidence are very
well presented,
the presentation
is logical, clear
and well
supported by
evidence.
Consistently
demonstrates
expert use of
good quality,
credible and
elevant research
sources to
support and
develop
appropriate
arguments and
statements.
Shows evidence of
eading beyond
the key reading
Expertly
presented; the
presentation is
logical, persuasive,
and well supported
y evidence,
demonstrating a
clear flow of ideas
and arguments.
Demonstrates
expert use of high‐
quality, credible
and relevant
esearch sources
to support and
develop arguments
and position
statements. Shows
extensive evidence
of reading beyond
the key reading
There are no
mistakes in using
the APA Style.
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
There are no
mistakes in using
the APA style.
Learning Ru
ic: Summary: Self/Peer evaluation
Assessment
Attributes
0‐34
(Fail 1 – F1)
Unacceptable
35‐49
(Fail 2 – F2)
Poor
50‐64
(Pass ‐P)
Functional
65‐74
(Credit ‐ CR)
Proficient
75‐84
(Distinction – DN)
Advanced
85‐100
(High Distinction –
HD)
Exceptional
Grade Description (Grading
Scheme)
Evidence of unsatisfactory
achievement of one or more of the
learning objectives of the course,
insufficient understanding of the
course content and/or unsatisfactory
level of skill development.
Evidence of satisfactory
achievement of course
learning objectives, the
development of relevant
skills to a competent level,
and adequate interpretation
and critical analysis skills.
Evidence of a good level of
understanding, knowledge
and skill development in
elation to the content of
the course or work of a
superior quality on the
majority of the learning
objectives of the course.
Demonstration of a high
Evidence of a high
level of
achievement of
the learning
objectives of the
course
demonstrated in
such areas as
interpretation and
critical analysis,
logical argument,
Evidence of an
exceptional level
of achievement of
learning objectives
across the entire
content of the
course
demonstrated in
such areas as
interpretation and
critical analysis,
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
level of interpretation and
critical analysis skills.
use of
methodology and
communication
skills.
logical argument,
creativity,
originality, use of
methodology and
communication
skills.
Demonstrates ability to
summarise highlights of
the program design,
implementation and
evaluation program (40%)
Difficult to understand for audience,
no logical/clear structure, poor flow
of ideas, argument lacks supporting
evidence.
No effort is made to keep audience
engaged, audience cannot follow the
line of reasoning.
Little use of presentation aids, or the
presentation aids and material used
are i
elevant.
Information, arguments and
evidence are presented in a
way that is not always clear
and logical.
Attempts are made to keep
the audience engaged, but
not always successful. Line
of reasoning is often difficult
to follow.
Presentation aids are used
more for effect than
elevance.
Information, arguments and
evidence are well
presented, mostly clear flow
of ideas and arguments.
The audience is mostly
engaged, line of reasoning is
easy to follow.
Effective use of
presentation aids.
Information,
arguments and
evidence are very
well presented,
the presentation
is logical, clear
and well
supported by
evidence.
Engages the
audience,
demonstrates
cultural
sensitivity.
Carefully and well
prepared
Expertly
presented; the
presentation is
logical, persuasive,
and well supported
y evidence,
demonstrating a
clear flow of ideas
and arguments.
Engages and
sustains audience’s
interest in the
topic,
demonstrates high
levels of cultural
sensitivity
Effective use of
diverse
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
presentations aids
are used.
presentation aids,
including graphics
and multi‐media.
Demonstrates critical
easoning and analysis
skills in presenting a
coherent rationale
and outline for the
proposed program,
identifying potential
implementation
issues including
esources and
challenges (35%)
Specific position (perspective or
argument) fails to take into account
the complexities of the issue(s) or
scope of the assignment.
Makes assertions that are not
justified.
Specific position
(perspective or argument)
egins to take into account
the issue(s) or scope of the
assignment.
Justifies any conclusions
eached with arguments not
merely assertion.
Specific position
(perspective or argument)
takes into account the
complexities of the issue(s)
or scope of the assignment.
Others’ points of view are
acknowledged.
Justifies any conclusions
eached with well‐formed
arguments not merely
assertion.
Specific position
(perspective or
argument) is
expertly
presented and
accurately takes
into account the
complexities of
the issue(s) and
scope of the
assignment.
Justifies any
conclusions
eached with well‐
developed
arguments.
Specific position
(perspective or
argument) is
presented
expertly,
authoritatively and
imaginatively,
accurately taking
into account the
complexities of the
issue(s) and scope
of the assignment.
Limits of position
are acknowledged.
Justifies any
conclusions
eached with
sophisticated
arguments.
General Assessment
Criteria (10%)
Poorly written with e
ors in spelling,
grammar.
Is written according to
academic genre (e.g. with
introduction, conclusion or
summary) and has accurate
Is well‐written and adheres
to the academic genre (e.g.
Is very well‐
written and
Expertly written
and adheres to the
academic genre.
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
Demonstrates inconsistent use of
good quality, credible and relevant
esearch sources to support and
develop ideas.
There are mistakes in using the APA
style.
spelling, grammar, sentence
and paragraph construction.
Demonstrates consistent
use of credible and relevant
esearch sources to support
and develop ideas, but these
are not always explicit or
well developed.
There are minor mistakes in
using the APA style.
with introduction,
conclusion or summary).
Demonstrates consistent
use of high quality, credible
and relevant research
sources to support and
develop ideas.
There are no mistakes in
using the APA style.
adheres to the
academic genre.
Consistently
demonstrates
expert use of
good quality,
credible and
elevant research
sources to
support and
develop
appropriate
arguments and
statements.
Shows evidence of
eading beyond
the key reading
There are no
mistakes in using
the APA style.
Demonstrates
expert use of high‐
quality, credible
and relevant
esearch sources
to support and
develop arguments
and position
statements. Shows
extensive evidence
of reading beyond
the key reading
There are no
mistakes in using
the APA Style.
Self and Peer Evaluation
form (15%)
Demonstrate no evidence of personal
learning
eflection as a result of
interaction with colleagues.
Demonstrate little evidence
of personal
learning
eflection as a
Demonstrate evidence of
personal learning
eflection
Demonstrate
evidence of deep
personal learning
as a result of
Exceptional
contribution,
evidence of deep
learning based on
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
esult of interaction with
peers.
as a result of interaction
with peers.
Provides specific,
constructive, and supportive
feedback to peers.
interaction with
peers.
Provide specific,
constructive, and
supportive
feedback to
extend peers’
thinking.
Critical reflection,
encourages
continued and
deeper discussion.
Offers additional
esources or
experiences.
eflection and
esponses to other
students, provision
of critically
constructive
feedback to
colleagues,
encouraging
further discussion
and offering
additional
esources.
Microsoft Word - 04-PUBH6007 Assg2 BRIEF FINAL.docx
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
ASSESSMENT BRIEF
Subject Code and Title PUBH6007: Program Design, Implementation and
Evaluation
Assessment
Assessment 2: Presentation/Report: Program Design and
Implementation
Individual/Group Presentation and report submission on discussion board;
peer evaluation (via discussion board).
Length ‐20 minute presentation with submission of PowerPoint
slides (Max 15) on discussion board in Week 11, and
‐ Summary report and completed self and peer
evaluation form due Sunday of week 11.
Learning Outcomes This assessment addresses the following learning
outcomes:
) Describe and construct a program theory and program
logic diagram for a program based on prioritised need
c) Construct a clear program plan using goals, objectives,
strategies and indicators in preparation for implementation
and evaluation
d) Design the implementation of a program, including;
stakeholder engagement, communication strategies, and
udget and time management strategies
e) Understand and explain the principles of evaluation, types
of evaluation, ethical issues and roles of an evaluato
f) Develop knowledge of how to conduct an evaluation of
processes, impacts and outcomes of a program
Submission Presentation is due in Week 11 with a copy of the
Powerpoint submission submitted via Discussion board
in Blackboard.
The report of 1500 words along with peer evaluation
form is due on the Sunday (End of week 11).
Weighting Total – 50% consisting of:
25% ‐ Presentation and power point submission
25% ‐ summary and individual Self and peer
evaluation form
Total Marks 100 marks
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
Context:
For Assessment 2, you will give a presentation on a designed program – planned to address an
identified need in your community, or service. You will focus on a prioritised need for developing this
plan.
Assessment Description: Presentation:
PART 1:
‐ A program logic diagram for a program based on prioritised need
PART 2: A clear program plan that discusses the following:
1. The overarching goal of the program (the overall aim that you want to achieve via
your program),
2. Objectives (specific desired changes that will help to meet the overall goal). There
should be at least 3 objectives
3. Strategies (how you will go about achieving your aim and objectives; the activities
that will contribute to the achievement of the objectives);
4. Risks or Challenges (Identify any potential challenges to the program)
i. What may occur that can put the program at risk, what are the
challenges, and how will you address them? (for example, people may
not enrol?)
5. Resources required (Financial, Physical, Human)
a. (use this link for budgets
http:
www.flinders.edu.au/medicine/sites/pew/developing‐a‐project‐and‐
evaluation‐plan
udget
udget_overview.cfm
PART 3: INDIVIDUAL Summary/self‐peer evaluation (25%)
• Prepare 1500 words INDIVIDUAL summary report incorporating all the sections of
the presentation in
ief. Use the same headings as the presentation.
• Complete the self and peer evaluation forms
Combine the 2 documents (individual summary and self‐peer evaluation form) into one
PDF file, and submit on Blackboard.
References and Resources:
For the presentation, you may use the planning process on PEW (Planning and Evaluation
Wizard, Flinders University at
http:
www.flinders.edu.au/medicine/sites/pew/pew_home.cfm to complete your plan in
table form.
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
Ensure that your objectives and strategies are SMART: Specific, Measurable, Aligned,
Realistic/Relevant, and Time‐bound). Where possible, include multiple levels of action and
multiple settings for your program (see Keleher et al, 2008 p124‐129 and Round et al, 2005
p7‐9)
Go to : http:
www.flinders.edu.au/medicine/sites/pew/developing‐a‐project‐and‐evaluation‐
plan/developing‐a‐project‐and‐evaluation‐plan_home.cfm
This link provides you with an example of a completed plan and a blank form Use the example, to
prepare the table first:
a title for your program,
goals
3 objectives that your program seeks to achieve
strategies to implement these objectives
process indicators (to monitor if the process of implementation is working)
data collection methods (for eg: documentation, collecting data from patients, views on
websites etc)
Impact/Outcome measures ( for eg: people who are exposed to this program will report..)
Data collection methods ( for eg: survey people in the program)
This link has some examples of clear goals, objectives for varied plans. Navigating this
weblink, you can also mcheck with examples of strategies
http:
www.flinders.edu.au/medicine/sites/pew/developing‐a‐project‐and‐evaluation‐plan
planning‐zone/goals‐and‐objectives/examples.cfm
Assessment criteria: (Presentation – 25%) – see Learning Ru
ic on Following pages
Demonstrates ability to present a clear program logic diagram, goals, objectives,
strategies, process indicators and evaluation plan, using the SMART criteria (40%)
Demonstrates critical reasoning and analysis skills in presenting a coherent rationale
and outline for the proposed program, identifying potential implementation issues
including resources and challenges (35%)
Group cohesion is reflected in the presentation (15%)
General assessment criteria (10%):
o Provides a lucid introduction
o Demonstrates a capacity to explain and apply relevant concepts
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
o Justifies all the work presented with sufficient evidence support
o Provides a logical summary.
Co
ectly uses professional language in presentation with grammar, tense
and accuracy and references footnoted.
Assessment criteria: (Summary/Self‐Peer Evaluation – 25%) – See Learning Ru
ic on
following pages
Demonstrates ability to summarise highlights of the program design,
implementation and evaluation program (40%)
Demonstrates critical reasoning and analysis skills in presenting a coherent rationale
and outline for the proposed program, identifying potential implementation issues
including resources and challenges (35%)
General assessment criteria (10%): Demonstrates ability to co
ectly use APA
eferencing as a group, with references clearly identified.
Self and Peer Evaluation forms (15%)
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
LEARNING RUBRICS: Presentation
Assessment
Attributes
0‐34
(Fail 1 – F1)
Unacceptable
35‐49
(Fail 2 – F2)
Poor
50‐64
(Pass ‐P)
Functional
65‐74
(Credit ‐ CR)
Proficient
75‐84
(Distinction – DN)
Advanced
85‐100
(High Distinction –
HD)
Exceptional
Grade Description (Grading
Scheme)
Evidence of unsatisfactory
achievement of one or more of the
learning objectives of the course,
insufficient understanding of the
course content and/or unsatisfactory
level of skill development.
Evidence of satisfactory
achievement of course
learning objectives, the
development of relevant
skills to a competent level,
and adequate interpretation
and critical analysis skills.
Evidence of a good level of
understanding, knowledge
and skill development in
elation to the content of
the course or work of a
superior quality on the
majority of the learning
objectives of the course.
Demonstration of a high
level of interpretation and
critical analysis skills.
Evidence of a high
level of
achievement of
the learning
objectives of the
course
demonstrated in
such areas as
interpretation and
critical analysis,
logical argument,
use of
methodology and
communication
skills.
Evidence of an
exceptional level
of achievement of
learning objectives
across the entire
content of the
course
demonstrated in
such areas as
interpretation and
critical analysis,
logical argument,
creativity,
originality, use of
methodology and
communication
skills.
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
Demonstrates ability to
present a clear program
logic diagram, goals,
objectives, strategies,
process indicators and
evaluation plan, using the
SMART criteria (40%)
Difficult to understand for audience,
no logical/clear structure, poor flow
of ideas, argument lacks supporting
evidence.
No effort is made to keep audience
engaged, audience cannot follow the
line of reasoning.
Little use of presentation aids, or the
presentation aids and material used
are i
elevant.
Information, arguments and
evidence are presented in a
way that is not always clear
and logical.
Attempts are made to keep
the audience engaged, but
not always successful. Line
of reasoning is often difficult
to follow.
Presentation aids are used
more for effect than
elevance.
Information, arguments and
evidence are well
presented, mostly clear flow
of ideas and arguments.
The audience is mostly
engaged, line of reasoning is
easy to follow.
Effective use of
presentation aids.
Information,
arguments and
evidence are very
well presented,
the presentation
is logical, clear
and well
supported by
evidence.
Engages the
audience,
demonstrates
cultural
sensitivity.
Carefully and well
prepared
presentations aids
are used.
Expertly
presented; the
presentation is
logical, persuasive,
and well supported
y evidence,
demonstrating a
clear flow of ideas
and arguments.
Engages and
sustains audience’s
interest in the
topic,
demonstrates high
levels of cultural
sensitivity
Effective use of
diverse
presentation aids,
including graphics
and multi‐media.
Demonstrates critical
easoning and analysis
skills in presenting a
coherent rationale
and outline for the
Specific position (perspective or
argument) fails to take into account
the complexities of the issue(s) or
scope of the assignment.
Specific position
(perspective or argument)
egins to take into account
Specific position
(perspective or argument)
takes into account the
complexities of the issue(s)
or scope of the assignment.
Specific position
(perspective or
argument) is
expertly
presented and
Specific position
(perspective or
argument) is
presented
expertly,
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
proposed program,
identifying potential
implementation
issues including
esources and
challenges (35%)
Makes assertions that are not
justified.
the issue(s) or scope of the
assignment.
Justifies any conclusions
eached with arguments not
merely assertion.
Others’ points of view are
acknowledged.
Justifies any conclusions
eached with well‐formed
arguments not merely
assertion.
accurately takes
into account the
complexities of
the issue(s) and
scope of the
assignment.
Justifies any
conclusions
eached with well‐
developed
arguments.
authoritatively and
imaginatively,
accurately taking
into account the
complexities of the
issue(s) and scope
of the assignment.
Limits of position
are acknowledged.
Justifies any
conclusions
eached with
sophisticated
arguments.
Group cohesion is
eflected in the
presentation (15%)
Demonstrate no evidence of personal
learning as a result of interaction with
colleagues.
Demonstrate little evidence
of personal learning as a
esult of interaction with
peers.
Demonstrate evidence of
personal learning as a result
of interaction with peers.
Evidence of deep
learning as a
esult of
interaction with
colleagies.
Exceptional
contribution,
evidence of deep
learning based on
eflection and
esponses to
colleagues.
General Assessment
Criteria
Poorly written with e
ors in spelling,
grammar.
Difficult to understand for audience,
no logical/clear structure, poor flow
Is written according to
academic genre (e.g. with
introduction, conclusion or
summary) and has accurate
Is well‐written and adheres
to the academic genre (e.g.
with introduction,
conclusion or summary).
Is very well‐
written and
adheres to the
academic genre.
Expertly written
and adheres to the
academic genre.
PUBH6007_Assessment 2 Brief
of ideas, argument lacks supporting
evidence.
Demonstrates inconsistent use of
good quality, credible and relevant
esearch sources to support and
develop ideas.
There are mistakes in using the APA
style.
spelling, grammar, sentence
and paragraph construction.
Information, arguments and
evidence are presented in a
way that is not always clear
and logical.
Demonstrates consistent
use of credible and relevant
esearch sources to support
and develop ideas, but these
are not always explicit or
well developed.
There are minor mistakes in
using the APA style.
Information, arguments and
evidence are well
presented, mostly clear flow
of ideas and arguments.
Demonstrates consistent
use of high quality, credible
and relevant research
sources to support and
develop ideas.
There are no mistakes in
using the APA style.
Information,
arguments and
evidence are very
well presented,
the presentation
is logical, clear
and well
supported by
evidence.
Consistently
demonstrates
expert use of
good quality,
credible and
elevant research
sources to
support and
develop
appropriate
arguments and
statements.
Shows evidence of
eading beyond
the key reading
Expertly
presented; the
presentation is