In terms of the 3000-word essay, this year at Level 5 we are given more leeway to write about a subject that interests us. The module is more independently directed and as a result we are supposed to write our own question to answer in our essay and relate it to one of around half-a-dozen possible themes. As the subject of my essay last year was related to Modernism and Postmodernism, I want to take a more socially focused approach to my essay this year, exploring ideas of representation or more politically charged topics in order to ensure I'm not retreating territory I already explored back in Level 4.
Ultimately, Level 5 is a continuation of what we did at level 4, but takes it up a notch, with more of a focus on self-directed study and independent learning. As Level 5 consists of roughly 33% of my final grade for my degree it is important this year I ensure I am fulfilling all the learning outcomes and assessment objectives to a relatively high standard. Last year, especially when it came to my essay, I struggled to properly establish a link between theory and practice. This is something I am hoping to address and improve this year in my CoP by looking at my developmental work with a more critical eye at an earlier stage, not leaving it til the last minute.
Ultimately, Level 5 is a continuation of what we did at level 4, but takes it up a notch, with more of a focus on self-directed study and independent learning. As Level 5 consists of roughly 33% of my final grade for my degree it is important this year I ensure I am fulfilling all the learning outcomes and assessment objectives to a relatively high standard. Last year, especially when it came to my essay, I struggled to properly establish a link between theory and practice. This is something I am hoping to address and improve this year in my CoP by looking at my developmental work with a more critical eye at an earlier stage, not leaving it til the last minute.
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