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L7 (CRN 20016) Global Debates in Education Module Handbook 2025/26 Semester 1 | LBU

Published: 05 Nov, 2025
Category Assignment Subject Education
University Leeds Beckett University Module Title Global Debates in Education

Module Handbook 2025/26 Global Debates in Education

School Carnegie School of Education
Level L7
Semester Semester 1 
Credits 30
CRN 20016

 

Module Leader: Dr Kavyta Raghunandan
pronounced: [Ka-vee-ta Rag-hu-nan-dan]
Email Address: k.kavyta@leedsbeckett.ac.uk

 

Communication Protocol: module staff will reply to student questions within a reasonable time, but this will normally be within office hours only.  Students are advised to check this handbook and also to see if there are any online/noticeboard announcements or FAQ answers that deal with their enquiry before contacting staff

Introduction from the Module Leader

Global Debates in Education offers masters students a comprehensive exploration of the complex and evolving landscape of contemporary educational systems both within the UK and across international contexts. This module serves as a critical foundation for understanding how education functions as both a fundamental human right and a contested space where diverse ideologies, policies, and practices intersect. Students will engage with pressing educational challenges that transcend national boundaries, examining how issues such as equality, access, quality, and cultural responsiveness shape educational experiences worldwide. Through rigorous analysis of dominant educational discourses, the module encourages students to question taken-for-granted assumptions about schooling, learning, and educational purpose in our rapidly changing global society.
Module leader: Dr Kavyta Raghunandan
Office: 121 Caedmon Hall
Email: k.kavyta@leedsbeckett.ac.uk

Module Aims 

This module is designed to support students in developing and demonstrating a critical understanding of current educational provision, both in the UK and more widely. 

Students will become familiar with a range of key concepts, challenges and debates which exist within contemporary education.  
By examining some of the dominant discourse(s) and approaches, students will explore the ways in which these issues and debates relate to the right of citizens, and particularly children, to education. 
The background knowledge and skills developed as part of this module will facilitate an in-depth exploration of issues relevant to the student’s personal and professional interests.  

Module Learning Outcomes

On completion of this module students will be able to: 

1 Identify and critically discuss key contemporary issues related to (global) education systems and provision.  
2 Critically discuss (orally and in writing) the fluid and changeable meaning(s) of some of the key terms widely used in and about education, across diverse levels and discourses.   
3 Evaluate key theoretical and policy perspectives in relation to the social role and expectations of formal, informal and non-formal education. 
4 Critically reflect on the way that contemporary education addresses the right to education and meets the need of diverse learners.
5 Create and present a conference poster based on the work of the module. 

Module Learning Activities 

The learning and teaching activities for this module include lectures, class-based tasks, one-to-one tutorials and self-directed research. These activities are designed to help students become familiar with research skills appropriate for use in education and develop a critical understanding of relevant academic literature, policy perspectives and theoretical debates. 

Communication

You must notify your Course Administrator if you are absent for more than one day (for example for an interview, emergency unforeseen circumstances, or for compassionate leave).  If you are going to apply for mitigation you will need to provide written evidence of the reason for your absence (see Extenuating Circumstances and Mitigation for further information).

All pre-recorded lectures will be made available as recordings posted on Blackboard. You will be further supported through tutorials which can be arranged with the module leader. All communication relating to this module will take place via notifications posted on MyBeckett and email.

Weekly Schedule Semester 1

Date Topic title Read Directed study and additional resources
25 Sep 2025 1: Foundations - What are the 'Global Debates' in Education? Read all of the readings marked ‘Essential’ in Topic folder 1

 

2 Oct  2025 2: The Neoliberal Turn - Education as a Product or a Right? Read all of the readings marked ‘Essential’ in Topic folder 2

 

9 Oct  2025 3: Comparative Perspectives - Learning from (and Problematising) 'Elsewhere' Read all of the readings marked ‘Essential’ in Topic folder 3

 

16 Oct  2025 4: Decolonising the Curriculum - Whose Knowledge Counts? Read all of the readings marked ‘Essential’ in Topic folder 4

 

23 Oct 2025 5: Diversity, Equality and Inclusion - Defining and Responding to 'Diverse Needs' Read all of the readings marked ‘Essential’ in Topic folder 5

 

6 Nov 2025 6: The Digital Frontier - Technology, Access, and the Global Divide Read all of the readings marked ‘Essential’ in Topic folder 6

 

13 Nov 2025 7: Education in Emergencies - Conflict, Climate, and Crisis Read all of the readings marked ‘Essential’ in Topic folder 7

 

20 Nov 2025 8: The Future of the Educator - Agency, Activism, and Accountability Read all of the readings marked ‘Essential’ in Topic folder 8

 

27 Nov 2025 9: Synthesis Watch all of the recordings to recap learning. Choose topic for assignment.

 

4 Dec 2025 10: Preparation for Assignment Design a conference poster for a 20 min presentation, followed by a 10 min Q&A 

 

11 Dec 2025 Assessment CONFERENCE POSTER PRESENTATION

 

Contact Hours

Activity Number of Hours 
Lectures  10 
Seminars  18 
Tutorials 
Minimum Total Contact Hours  30 
Guided Independent Study  270 

Total Notional Hours  (Minimum Total Contact Hours  + Guided  Independent Study) 

300 

Key Resources to Support Learning

Arnove, R. F., Torres, C. A., & Franz, S. (Eds.). (2020). Comparative education: The dialectic of the global and the local (5th ed.). Rowman & Littlefield.

Tikly, L., & Barrett, A. M. (Eds.). (2013). Education quality and social justice in the global South: Challenges for policy, practice and research. Routledge.

Mundy, K., Green, A., Lingard, B., & Verger, A. (2016). Introduction: The globalization of education policy—key approaches and debates. Handbook of global education policy (pp. 1-20). Wiley. 

Gray, J., O'Regan, J. P., & Wallace, C. (Eds.). (2019). Education and the discourse of global neoliberalism. Routledge

Takayama, K., Sriprakash, A., & Connell, R. (2017). Toward a postcolonial comparative and international education. Comparative Education Review, 61(S1), S1-S24

Connell, R. (2019). The good university: What universities actually do and why it matters. Zed Books.
Patel, L. (2016). Decolonizing educational research: From ownership to answerability. Routledge.

Zajda, J., Hallam, P., & Whitehouse, J. (Eds.). (2023). Globalisation, values education and teaching democracy. Springer. 

Banks, J. A. (2019). An introduction to multicultural education (6th ed.). Pearson.

Buckingham, D. (2020). The digital divide: Rethinking digital inclusion. Polity Press.

World Bank. (2024). Education and technology overview: Digital learning and the global divide. World Bank Group.

Dryden-Peterson, S. (2016). Refugee education: Education in an emergency. Routledge.

Adie, L., & Wyatt-Smith, C. (Eds.). (2018). Innovation and accountability in teacher education: Setting directions for new cultures in teacher education.

Cochran-Smith, M., & Lytle, S. L. (2009). Inquiry as stance: Practitioner research for the next generation. Teachers College Press

Zembylas, M. (2018). Decolonial possibilities in South African higher education: Reconfiguring humanising pedagogies as/with decolonising pedagogies. South African Journal of Education, 38(4), 1-11.

OECD. (2023). Digital divide in education: Addressing connectivity, devices, and skills gaps. OECD Publishing.

Burde, D., Kapit, A., Wahl, R. L., Guven, O., & Skarpeteig, M. I. (2017). Education in emergencies: A review of theory and research. Review of Educational Research, 87(3), 619-658.

Bray, M., Adamson, B., & Mason, M. (Eds.). (2014). Comparative education research: Approaches and methods (2nd ed.). Springer.

Tuck, E., & Yang, K. W. (2012). Decolonization is not a metaphor. Decolonization: Indigeneity, Education & Society, 1(1), 1-40

Reich, J., & Mehta, J. (2020). Failure to disrupt: Why technology alone can't transform education. Harvard University Press.

Hargreaves, A., & Fullan, M. (2022). Teacher development and educational change. Routledge.

Torres, C. A. (2017). Theoretical and empirical foundations of critical global citizenship education. Routledge.

Assessment

Assessment Method:

 

Re-assessment Method:

 

Presentation (25 mins) Academic Conference Poster  (submitted on Turnitin) and 25 min presentation Presentation (25 mins) Academic Conference Poster (submitted on Turnitin) and 25 min presentation
Assessment Date and Time: 11th Dec 2025 (time tbc) Re-assessment Date and Time: 16th March 2026 (time tbc)
Feedback Method: Written, Online, Turnitin Feedback Method: Written, Online, Turnitin
Learning Outcomes Assessed: 1,2,3,4,5

 

1,2,3,4,5

Please note that the mark released on Turnitin on the feedback release date is provisional and subject to ratification at the exam board. The final mark will be confirmed at the exam board.

Please note that weekends and university closures, for example Christmas and Bank holidays, do not count as working days. If you face any technical difficulties when submitting your work, please take a screen shot of your computer/any error messages and send it to education@leedsbeckett.ac.uk

Student Instructions for Submission of Coursework 

This module requires you to submit your conference poster online.

You MUST submit your work through MyBeckett using the link set up by the tutor. Receipt of your work will be recorded.

Your "Turnitin assignments" in MyBeckett can be set up so that you can check your assignment yourself as you submit it. This checking is done by creating a "Similarity Report".  If this report shows that there are some problems with your work, such as un-cited quotations, you should be able to make corrections and re-submit the work again before the due date.

More information about Turnitin is available online here:

https://libguides.leedsbeckett.ac.uk/it_support/mybeckett/turnitin

Please note: Tutors will follow up any suspected breach of academic honesty found after the submission date as per University policy. Late penalties will apply as per University Regulations.

Instructions to Students

Please read carefully the assessment and grade/marking descriptors overleaf: (Please note, while we do not apply penalties for word counts, there is a standard 10% leeway built into university regulations that applies to the final piece of assessment for this module. The final word count should exclude bibliography and appendices.

LEVEL 7 MARKING DESCRIPTORS
DOMAINS  

100 - 86
Distinction 

85 - 70  Distinction 

69 - 60
Merit 

59 - 50 
Pass 

49 - 40
Fail 

39 – 30
Fail 

29 – 15
Fail 

14 – 0
Fail 

 

Organisation and planning 

[From taxonomy: Set, negotiate and meet own objectives and deadlines, collaborating effectively with others to work towards identified objectives and standards] 

 

Individual and/ or group objectives identified, negotiated, and met.  

Excellent, comprehensive planning evidenced either individually or collaboratively, leading to a full outcome which could not be improved at this level.    

Excellent detailed evidence of structure, organisation and planning that acknowledges, adapts, and acts sensitively upon the skills and abilities of diverse team members to achieve the objectives to a high standard to the identified deadlines. 

Individual and/ or group objectives identified, negotiated, and met.  

Very good planning evidenced, either individually or collaboratively leading to a full outcome.  

Very good evidence of structure, organisation and planning that acknowledges, adapts, and acts upon the skills and abilities of diverse team members to consistently achieve the objectives to a high standard to the identified deadlines. 

Individual and/ or group objectives identified, negotiated, and met.  

Good planning evidenced, either individually or collaboratively leading to a full outcome.  

Evidence of structure, organisation and planning that acknowledges, adapts, and acts upon the skills and abilities of diverse team members to achieve the objectives to a high standard to the identified deadlines 

Individual and/ or group objectives adequately identified, negotiated, and mainly met.  

Adequate planning evidenced either individually or collaboratively leading to a satisfactory identified outcome.  

Adequate evidence of structure organisation and planning that acknowledges, adapts, and acts upon the skills and abilities of diverse team members to achieve the identified outcomes to identified deadlines. 

Insufficient organisational skills evidenced either individually or as a group. Objectives and deadlines only partially identified. Little evidence of coherent structure. Only some consideration of the skills of group members (if appropriate) considered as part of the planning.  Sporadic evidence of organisational skills either individually or as a group. Objectives and deadlines identified inconsistently and these, and the confusing structure, need further development Minimal consideration of the skills of group members (if appropriate) considered as part of the planning.  Little evidence of organisation or forward planning and thinking. Planning, where it occurs, is inconsistent and sporadic. Confusing structure. Objectives and deadlines not fully identified either individually or as part of a group and need considerable further development.   No evidence of structure or organisation or forward thinking. Individual and/ or group planning not evident. Objectives and deadlines not identified either individually or as part of a group and thus not achieved to identified standard   

Communication 

[From taxonomy: Select, use, and modify appropriate styles and modes of communication for a wide range of tasks and purposes taking account of the audience/fellow participants.]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Communication 
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Mode(s) of communication: 

Excellent selection and use of different styles and appropriate modes of communication to suit audience. 

Content fully, succinctly & clearly explained. Tightly and consistently focused on all elements of the assessment’s aim/ scope/ title/ outcomes throughout 

Presentation: Presentation is polished and applied creatively to the topic 

Excellent use of visual aids (if applicable), that appropriately strengthen the presentation and could not be improved upon at this le vel 

Academic expression:  

A fluent academic writing style is evident with accurate spelling and syntax.  

Thoughts and ideas clearly and tightly expressed. Appropriate, complete, and accurately cited referencing to the required style.  

References drawn from a diverse range of sources 

Excellent, high quality consistent communication with engaging & high-quality academic expression that addresses all reasonable nuances and implications and could not be improved upon at this level. 

Mode(s) of communication:

Very good, selection and use of different styles and appropriate modes of communication to suit audience. 

Content fully, succinctly & clearly explained. Consistently focused on all elements of the assessment’s aim/ scope/ title/ outcomes  

Presentation: very good with an imaginative approach to the topic. 

Very good use of visual aids (if applicable) that complement the presentation, are attractive and engaging 

Academic expression: Engaging and accomplished. Very high-quality, fluent academic writing style with accurate spelling and syntax.  

Thoughts and ideas expressed clearly.  

Appropriate, accurately cited, and complete references from a range of sources*

Mode(s) of communication: 

Good, appropriate selection and use of different styles and modes of communication to suit the audience. 

Communicates effectively by being directly relevant to the title, scope and learning outcomes of the assessment.

Presentation:  is logically structured. 

Well written, with correct spelling and syntax.  

Style is lucid with appropriate format.  

Good use of visual aids (if applicable). However, some minor improvements could be made to enhance these 

Academic expression:  

Effective, good quality academic expression, and clarity. Stays on  

topic and addresses most implications and assumptions of the title. 

Appropriate, complete, and consistent references which may only have minor inaccuracies. 

Mode(s) of communication:

Appropriate selection for the chosen audience. Satisfactory communication of material which is mainly focused on the assessment title and learning outcomes but occasionally wanders from the point. 

Presentation: is adequate and the meaning is apparent, but language and style are not always consistently fluent. 

Some adequate use of visual aids (if applicable) however, these require improvement to enhance attractiveness and clarity. 

Spelling and syntax of academic writing is satisfactory. Some minor in-consistencies and gaps in referencing. 

 

Academic expression: Satisfactory quality of academic expression, meaning, sand clarity demonstrated with only minor areas identified for improvement. 

Mode(s) of communication:

Not suitable for the audience.   

Focus on the assessment title and outcomes demonstrated intermittently with the topic only superficially addressed and terms only sporadically fully explained. 

Presentation:  is logical but has minor lapses from standard syntax and spelling.  

Basic use of visual aids (if applicable) that require improvement to strengthen the clarity and attractiveness of the presentation. 

Academic expression:  

Meaning is not always clear and lucid. Style is not consistently fluid. 

Some inconsistencies and gaps in referencing. 

needs some improvement to improve the quality of the writing in some areas 

Mode(s) of communication:

Not suitable for the audience.  Inconsistent Minimal focus on the assessment title and outcomes demonstrated. The topic is only superficially addressed, and terms are not fully explained. 

Presentation: disorganised in some areas.  

Very basic use of visual aids (if applicable) that require significant improvement to enhance attractiveness, effectiveness, and clarity. 

Some errors, omissions, and inconsistencies in the referencing.  

 

Academic expression: Rather poorly written in parts with deficiencies in flow, coherence, clarity, and expression,  

Mode(s) of communication:

Not appropriate for the task and/ or audience. 

Only intermittent connection to the assessment title and outcomes, 

with the assessment topic/focus only superficially addressed. Terms not fully or clearly explained. 

Communication is confused,  

Presentation: disorganised. 

Poor use of visual aids (if applicable) that require comprehensive changes and development to support the presentation effectively 

Academic expression: Poor quality writing with significant deficiencies in expression, flow, style, and format.

Significant errors in the referencing,  

Minimal coherence with a lack of clarity & academic expression throughout. 

Mode(s) of communication:

Not appropriate to the task or audience.  

The nature of the audience is not considered. Poor connection to title and assessment outcomes with little or no consideration of the topic and terms not fully explained. 

Presentation: very disorganised. No or almost no use of visual aids (if applicable)  

Academic expression: Very significant deficiencies in expression and format. Very poor quality of academic writing. 

References incomplete, inaccurate and   unacceptable 

No coherence or clarity & failure to meet academic level of expression. 

 

Technical capabilities 

[From taxonomy: Select and effectively apply a range of complex tools and techniques to novel situations to achieve innovative solutions]

Excellent demonstration of originality in knowledge generation from the tools and technique selection applied for the achievement of the innovative solutions   Very good selection and consistent effective application of a range of appropriate tools and techniques applied to novel situations to achieve innovative solutions  Good evidence of the selection and effective application of a range of complex tools and techniques to novel situations to achieve solutions  Demonstrates an appropriate selection and application of tools and techniques. Tool use and application may need some development at times to achieve solutions.   Demonstrates inadequate selection and application from a limited range of tools and techniques. Uses the tools and techniques somewhat inconsistently in the finding of solutions.  

Demonstrates a limited awareness understanding or selection of the tools or techniques which can be used to generate develop solutions. 

Makes only a limited attempt to use the tools and techniques to find solutions 

Demonstrates an extremely limited awareness or understanding of the tools or techniques which can be used to generate solutions. 

Makes only a very limited attempt to use the tools and techniques to find solutions 

Fails to demonstrate any awareness and understanding of the tools or techniques which can be used to achieve solutions.    

Theory and principles  

[From taxonomy: Select, critique, and apply relevant theory and /or strategies and methodologies for investigating/solving complex issues and research questions]. 

Demonstrates originality in knowledge generation by suggesting new effective theoretical or practical approaches to complex questions/ issues.  Demonstrates a very good, deep critical understanding, effective use, and mastery of the knowledge base from a comprehensive relevant range of theoretical and practice approaches. The knowledge base is used appropriately and consistently throughout.    Demonstrates a good critical understanding of a wide and relevant range of theoretical approaches and practice knowledge, key concepts and key debates and utilises them effectively   Demonstrates a satisfactory selection and critique of a range of relevant practice knowledge, key concepts, theoretical approaches, and key debates from the knowledge base and uses most of them appropriately.   Demonstrates insufficient critique, sporadic awareness, and limited selection from a range of practice knowledge, key concepts, theoretical approaches, and key debates. These may not always be used effectively or appropriately.  

Demonstrates a limited awareness and selection of   practice knowledge, key concepts, theoretical approaches, and key debates. 

The lack of knowledge base means it is not always applied/ used consistently or appropriately  

Demonstrates a very limited awareness and application of practice knowledge, key concepts, theoretical approaches, and key debates. 

 

The lack of knowledge base means it cannot be applied/ used appropriately. 

Fails to demonstrate any awareness, selection, or application of the knowledge base, key concepts, theoretical approaches, and debates. 

The lack of knowledge base means it cannot be applied /used appropriately. 

 

Information/ data collection 

[From taxonomy: Work autonomously to select, devise, apply and critically evaluate appropriate methods and tools for data and information collection for an extended piece of research] 

The selection and depth of engagement with the source material /literature is excellent, comprehensive, and extensive. Coherent, critically evaluated evidence evaluating methods and research tools is demonstrated consistently.  Independent thinking and reasoning shown throughout. Where original data are provided its collection, presentation and analysis are polished and well presented.  Demonstrates a very good, comprehensive approach and engagement with the critical use of appropriate methods and research tools.  Where original data are provided its collection, presentation and analysis are polished and well presented. Very good consistent evidence of independent thought or reasoning throughout. Selection and use of source material is very good throughout but lacks the polish of the highest band 

Demonstrates good depth of engagement with use of source material/literature, methods and research tools and shows independent thought but may have a few omissions. 

Where original data are provided its collection, presentation and analysis are consistently appropriate and well presented 

Demonstrates satisfactory understanding and engagement with appropriate literature, methods, and tools. Shows some independent thought but may have some omissions. 

Where original data are provided its collection, presentation and analysis are appropriately presented. Some evidence of independent thought or reasoning demonstrated. 

Demonstrates insufficient evidence of engagement with the selection and critical evaluation of source material/literature, methods, and research tools. Insufficient appropriate research tools selected.  

Where original data are provided, its collection, presentation and analysis show some omissions. Insufficient evidence of independent thought or reasoning 

Demonstrates a limited selection of source material, methods, and research tools.  

Lacks consistent evidence as to the appropriate use and critical evaluation of source material, methods, and research tools. 

Where original data are provided, its collection, presentation and analysis are inconsistent. 

Limited evidence of independent thought or reasoning 

Poor selection of source material, methods, and tools. Some inappropriate research tools selected.  

Lacks evidence as to the appropriate use and critical evaluation of source material, methods, and research tools. 

Where original data are provided, its collection, presentation and analysis are poor 

Some minimal evidence of independent thought or reasoning with significant development required. 

Poor, inappropriate, and inaccurate selection of source material, methods, and research tools. No evidence of engagement with the critical evaluation of source material, methods, and research tools. 

Where original data are provided, its collection, presentation and analysis are poor.  No evidence of independent thought or reasoning with substantial development required. 

 

Group/ interpersonal 

[From Taxonomy: Interact effectively and ethically with individuals and groups in varied settings and with sensitivity to equality, diversity and  culture, to achieve an identified research activity. 

Clearly delineate negotiate and subscribe to agreed parameters of responsibility in group/ team settings and ventures.] 

Shows excellent evidence of making sound decisions readily in complex situations; demonstrable evidence of operating both autonomously, sensitively, self critically, inclusively, and collaboratively as a professional; a consistently strong contributor to any team, in any role. 

Complete synthesis of arguments with all team members working in full collaboration. Evidence of acknowledging and acting upon the skills and abilities of diverse team members to achieve the outcome.

Shows very good self-direction in tackling and solving problems in professional / subject area.  

Shows very good initiative and personal responsibility in actions.  

Shows evidence of strong coordination and teamwork between all team members to produce a coherent and unified piece of work.   

Able to consistently work effectively in diverse teams in a range of roles  

Shows good self-direction in tackling and solving problems in professional/ subject area 

Able to demonstrate working consistently, sensitively, and collaboratively and effectively in diverse teams. 

 

Evidence of constructive collaboration and coordination between team members with minor improvements identified in synthesising individual work for a collective output. 

Shows some self-direction in tackling and solving problems in professional/ subject area and the requirements of team working. 

Satisfactory evidence of coordination of individual efforts for a unified output. Some improvement needed to develop a more unified collective output through more constructive and sensitive collaboration in diverse teams.

Evidences some basic self-direction in tackling and solving problems in professional/ subject area.  

Inconsistent demonstration of working in a consistent sustained and collaborative manner in a group/ team. 

Some evidence of coordination of individual effort, although this needs substantial improvement to produce a more developed, unified collective output 

Little self-direction or consideration of the need for joint problem solving.  

Minimal evidence of autonomous self-critical working.  

Reluctant collaborator with others. 

Little evidence of collective work, with either a disproportionate amount of work done by a single person or little coordination of individual outputs resulting in a weak, underdeveloped collective effort  

Minimal evidence of autonomous self-critical working or collaboration with others. 

Reluctant collaborator with others and may at times show evidence of being unsupportive to others.  

Fails to evidence collective work. Extremely limited evidence of coordination or collaboration with other team members

Is unproductive working alone with minimal insight into indicators for collaboration.  

Reluctant collaborator with others and may show evidence of being unsupportive to others. 

No evidence demonstrated of collective work nor coordination of individual inputs  

 

Analysis and interpretation  

[From taxonomy: Examine problems and issues critically and in detail using the main theoretical perspectives of the cognate area and the appropriate research methods and strategies, seeking evidence to offer and support valid interpretations] 

Excellent deep, detailed, and critical analysis and interpretation of the material resulting in illuminating, and elegant conclusions that extend the sum of knowledge in the area. A range of appropriate theoretical perspectives and research methods used to support robust and detailed interpretation. 

The consideration of complex ideas is robust and sustained throughout. Creatively demonstrates new concepts, ideas, or theories.  

Very good, deep, detailed, systematic critical analysis and interpretation of the material resulting in well-reasoned conclusions that extend the sum of knowledge in the area. Theoretical perspectives and research methods used to support robust interpretation Creatively demonstrates new concepts, ideas and/ or theories.  

 

Demonstrates good evidence of systematic critical analysis and interpretation of the material resulting in reasoned conclusions. 

Consistent consideration of complex ideas evidenced.  

 Good use of the theoretical perspectives and research methods to support interpretation. Demonstrates evidence of some new concepts, ideas and/ or theories.

Demonstrates adequate evidence of systematic critical analysis and interpretation of the material resulting in some measured conclusions. 

Some consideration of complex ideas evidenced. Adequate evidence of use of some appropriate theoretical perspectives and research methods to support interpretation. 

Demonstrates some basic evidence of systematic critical analysis and interpretation of the material resulting in some weak conclusions. 

Reliance on description rather than critique. Inconsistent use of theoretical perspectives and research methods to support any interpretation. Minimal demonstration of new concepts, ideas, or theories.  

Over reliance on description at the expense of critical analysis and interpretation. 

Minimal basic evidence of systematic critical analysis and interpretation resulting in simplistic conclusions that need significant development. Incomplete use of theoretical perspectives and research methods to support the interpretation. 

Problems /issues are not consistently critically examined. The theoretical perspectives, research methods and strategies are used in a very limited way to support interpretation. Analysis of the material is primarily uncritical and not systematic. There is limited evidence to support the drawing of conclusions and those that are present are superficial.   No evidence of problems and issues being examined critically. The main theoretical perspectives, research methods and strategies are not used to support any interpretation. Analysis of the material is incomplete, unstructured superficial, and wholly descriptive rather than critical. There are no conclusions.    

Application 

[From taxonomy: Use theories, methodology, techniques, and strategies in new situations in informed and valid ways, demonstrating empirical/experimental rigour in the identification of solutions to new situations/ problems] 

Demonstrates excellent, application of conceptual frameworks, principles, and theories and this is embedded consistently, rigorously, and appropriately throughout Consistent evidence of critical appreciation, originality, and vision in the generation of new insights to inform practice/new situations.   Demonstrates very good use of conceptual frameworks, principles, and theories and how they underpin practice.  Challenges received opinion, enabling development, and sustaining of a coherent, rigorous argument in the generation of insights/solutions to inform practice/new situations Demonstrates good awareness and application of conceptual frameworks, principles, and theories and how they underpin practice. Good, robust evidence demonstrated to develop and sustain an argument which applies new insights to inform practice/new situations.  Demonstrates adequate awareness and application of conceptual frameworks, principles, and theories and how they might underpin practice. Some evidence demonstrated to develop an argument which applies new insights to inform practice/new situations. 

Demonstrates inadequate application of conceptual frameworks, principles, and theories to practice with minimal 

evidence of a coherent, insightful, argument. 

Solutions and insights evidenced need development in argument. 

Demonstrates unsatisfactory, poorly informed, and inadequate application of conceptual frameworks, principles, and theories to practice with minimal 

evidence of a coherent, focused   argument. Few insights/ solutions demonstrated in argument. 

Demonstrates unsatisfactory, invalid, and inadequate application of conceptual frameworks, principles, and theories to practice. 

Very limited insights /solutions demonstrated in argument.  

Little or no evidence of application of knowledge, conceptual frameworks, principles, and theories to practice.  

No insights or solutions demonstrated in unreasoned argument 

 

 

Synthesis and evaluation 

[From taxonomy: Critically evaluate and justify existing information and methodologies. Create new connections between theoretical perspectives, methods and the strategies applied.] 

 

Excellent work, demonstrating new connections independent thought reasoned and critiqued from credible sources and the generation of innovative views 

Very good

demonstration of independent thought, new connections between ideas and critical, well-reasoned engagement with a range of consistently, well justified alternative views. 

Good  

demonstration of independent thought with good evidence showing the combining of ideas and critical engagement. Consistent reasoned, justification of alternative views and perspectives. 

Contains some independent thinking and justification.  There may be some development required in the combining of ideas and critically engaging with the evaluation of alternative views from alternative sources. 

Contains some independent thinking. Rather sporadic attempt to develop, justify and synthesise ideas and engage with the weighing up of alternative views from credible sources. 

Critical reasoning and evaluation of ideas needs development. 

 

Minimal evidence of independent, critical thinking shown and little development and connection of ideas. Little attempt to engage with weighing up and combining ideas from different sources.  Very little evidence shown of understanding the relationship between sources or evaluating information. Expresses only a personal position and is uncritical in its conformity to one or more standard views of the topic. 

No attempt to combine evidence or others’ views to create a critical perspective of the topic.  

No evidence of understanding or weighing up the relationship /connections between sources.  

 

Reflection 

[From taxonomy; Give deliberate thought to the critical consideration of issues from a range of diverse settings and the methods, process, and outcomes by which new solutions or actions emerge and can affect self and others.] 

Excellent evidence of a strong sense of motivation and commitment to personal and professional development, is explicitly communicated. Evidence that issues have been critically deliberated and considered from a wide range of perspectives/ settings and that there is evidence that the process and outcomes are articulated in terms of how they impact on self and others. 

Very good, evidence demonstrated indicating full responsibility for own learning, the capacity to advance their knowledge and develop new skills to a high level. Very good, effective use of reflective cycles/ frameworks. 

Clear consistent evidence throughout that the process and outcomes are articulated in some detail in terms how they impact on self and others  

Good evidence demonstrated of the capacity to continue to advance their knowledge and understanding, and to develop new skills to a high level. Good, effective use of reflective cycles/ frameworks. 

Clear evidence that the process and outcomes are articulated in terms of how they impact on self and others. 

Adequate evidence of a sense of motivation and commitment to personal and professional development, which is clearly communicated and evidenced. Some evidence that issues have been critically deliberated on and considered from different perspectives/ settings.  

Some development required on citing evidence that the process and outcomes are articulated in terms of how they impact self and others. 

Inadequate evidence of awareness of personal qualities and areas for self-development  

and that issues have been critically deliberated on and considered from different perspectives/ settings. 

Development required in using appropriate reflective frameworks and citing evidence that the process and outcomes are articulated in terms how they impact self and others 

Limited awareness of personal strengths and areas for development in relation to task. Minimal evidence that the process and outcomes are considered in terms of impact on how they affect self and others. 

Ineffective and sporadic use of reflective cycle/frameworks used. 

Little awareness of personal strengths and weaknesses in relation to task. Minimal evidence that the process and outcomes are considered in terms of impact on how they affect self and others. 

Insufficient evidence of reflective cycle/frameworks used. 

No awareness of personal strengths and areas for development in relation to task. No evidence that the process and outcomes are considered in terms of impact on how they affect self and others. 

No evidence of reflective cycle/frameworks used. 

 

Creativity 

[From taxonomy: Propose alternative solutions and modifications by combining different sources of information in new patterns. Identify new areas for investigation/new problems /new methodological approaches.] 

Authentic and true originality in the application of knowledge and creative invention; Innovative areas for new ideas/ and investigation identified and comprehensively explored. 

Frequent indications of originality in the application of knowledge. 

Significant new areas for development, innovation and exploration identified.  

 

Demonstrates good, consistent understanding of specialised and/ or applied knowledge, with some indications of originality. 

Some new areas for development, innovation and exploration identified.  

 

Adequate indication of originality in the application of knowledge. 

Satisfactory alternative solutions/ ideas proposed.  

Some approaches/ areas for exploration identified.  

Inadequate, inconsistent indication of originality in the application of knowledge. 

Some development still required in proposing alternative solutions/ ideas. 

Limited indication of originality in the application of knowledge. Significant development required in finding alternative solutions/ ideas. Few new approaches/ areas for exploration identified.   

Minimal indication of originality in the application of knowledge.  

Few alternative solutions/ ideas proposed.  

 And little attempt to identify approaches for further exploration.  

 

No indication of originality in the application of knowledge.  

No alternative solutions/ ideas proposed.  

No new approaches/ areas for exploration identified.   

 

 

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