ACF 5510 Integrated Accounting Semester 2, 2022
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ACF 5510 Integrated Accounting
Semester 2, 2022
Reflective Essay & Leap into Learning Online (LiLO) – High Performing Teams (HPT) module
Weighting/Value: 15%
Due Date: 19 August 2022 by 11.55 pm
Word Limit: 900 words
Total marks: 100 marks.
Extensions of time and penalties for late lodgement:
Unless an extension or special considerationhas been granted, or otherwise specified in the learning management system, students who submit an assessment task after the due date will receive a late-submission penalty of 10 per cent of the available marks in that task. A further penalty of 10 per cent of the available marks will be applied for each additional day (24-hour period), or part thereof, the assessment task is overdue. Tasks submitted more than seven days after the due date will receive a mark of zero for that task.
Submission:
You are required to submit the softcopy of your individual work (in pdf) to the Moodle Dropbox. Please accept the student statement within the “Confirm submission” page to complete your submission. The following naming convention should be used.
Naming File: The file should be named X_Y_Z.pdf where X is up to 5 characters of your SURNAME, Y is up to 3 characters of your FIRSTNAME, and Z is your STUDENT ID.
Nature of the Task:
In this task, you are required to write a Reflective Essay about your learning journey in relation to the LiLO - High Performing Teams module.
The ability to reflect on your learning practices and identify strengths and areas for improvement is a valuable skill for students in a capstone unit. This assessment task is designed to help students develop this skill.Learn HQhas a section devoted to explaining how to develop self-reflection practices and students should spend some time reviewing this guidance (seeBusEco: Reflective essay - Learn HQ (monash.edu)).
First, you MUST complete the learning in the HPT LiLO online module. To do this, you are required to self-enrol and access the High Performing Teams (HPT) module via the link provided within the Assessment Summary section on Moodle. Once you are on the LiLO webpage, navigate to the ‘Get Started Now’ or ‘Enrol me’ button. Upon clicking on the button, you will be on a new webpage with a list of LiLO modules. From this webpage, please click on the ‘High Performing Teams’ module and commence the module.
Please note that you MUST answer all Lesson 5 questions satisfactorily for the task to appear as 'complete.' Upon submitting the HPT LiLO module, it can take up to 14 days to process your records so please ensure that you complete the module as early as possible.
Second, choose and discuss one relevant element that you have learned from the HPT LiLO module by applying it to yourself. The element might have to do with an attitude, behaviour, mindset, habit, pattern of response or anything pertinent to your self-management and teamwork skill. For example, if you have difficulty listening to the views of team members and taking advice, how will you change this habit to enable you to become more effective when working in teams? How can this help you plan and enhance your career? How does a new understanding of teamwork skill challenge your preconceived view? In order to change your behaviour or mindset, what do you need to stop or start doing? What are some factors that might deter you from following through?
You will be assessed on your critical reflection, the depth of your discussion of your chosen concept (or element) and the quality of your language, grammar, and punctuation.
A marking rubric will be used to grade your work. The rubric is shown on the next page.
Marking Rubric:
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High Distinction (80+) |
Distinction (70+) |
Credit (60+) |
Pass (50+) |
Needs Improvement (<50) |
Identification and explanation of a key element of High Performing Teams impacting adversely on student performance (15%) |
Relevant element is clearly identified and described fully with example from the LiLo course. |
Relevant element is clearly identified with example but lacks full description. |
Relevant element is identified and described very briefly in general terms. Appropriate example is brief or not included. |
Relevant element is difficult to grasp and understand. Example may be provided but difficult to understand. |
Relevant element is not described and demonstrates lack of critical engagement with the LiLo module. |
Critical and reflective evaluation of how the chosen element impacts the student with reference to example drawn from prior or current teamwork (30%) |
Element analysis is critical, logical and workable. Good example from teamwork is included and demonstrated with data (eg: quote from another team member). |
Element analysis is critical, logical and workable. Example from teamwork is included but not thoroughly discussed with data. |
Element analysis is limited in terms of a critical evaluation but shows a practical approach. Example from the teamwork is general and not supported. |
Element analysis is deficient in relation to critical thinking and demonstrates limited engagement with LiLO module. No example or irrelevant example or no support provided. |
Element analysis does not demonstrate critical evaluation of deficient element related to High Performance teams. |
Critical and reflective action plan outlined to improve teamwork by showing how this impact will be managed (40%) |
Action plan is well designed, critical and logical and has potential to result in high performance if implemented. |
Action plan is logically designed but lacks thorough critical reflection hindering the potential to result in high performance if implemented. |
Action plan is limited in critical reflection and design and has limited potential to lead to high performance. |
Action plan is deficient and limited and is unlikely to result in high performance. |
Action plan is unrelated to element identified as problematic and will not result in high performance or any improvement. |
Language and Layout (15%) |
Professional quality. Error free, sophisticated use of vocabulary, and well-developed concise sentences and paragraphs. Consistent formatting |
Document contains very few errors. E.g. some colloquial vocabulary, minor organisational issues that do not interfere with communication. Consistent formatting. |
Document contains very few errors. E.g. some colloquial vocabulary, minor organisational issues that do not interfere with communication. Minor layout problems. |
Document contains some errors. E.g. some colloquialisms, somewhat disorganised, some poor grammar. At least one serious layout problems (e.g. no title). |
Document contains many errors. E.g. some colloquialisms, disorganised, poor grammar. Multiple serious layout problems. |
2022-08-13