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Introduction

AESCOURSEWORK PORTFOLIO

Coursework 1

Drafts and Tutorials

Coursework 2

Coursework 3

Frequently Asked Questions

2020/21

Frequently Asked Questions

C Can I use the reading I have done for my subject modules?

Can I work with another student on the assessments?

Can I write on a topic which is not my subject of study?

What happens if I don’t submit a draft?

Can I change my mind on the topic after I have submitted CW 1?

Is the clarity of my writing marked in CW 1?

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Rationale

Introduction

What is the purpose of the AES Coursework Portfolio?

Components

Introduction

What is the AES coursework portfolio made of?

Coursework 1

Drafts and Tutorials

Weighting

Coursework 2

Coursework 3

How much does the Coursework portfolio contribute to your overall AES mark?

Frequently Asked Questions

Timeline

When are you expected to complete the Coursework Portfolio?

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CW1: Source Report

Coursework 1

What do you need to do in CW1?

Procedure

Introduction

Coursework 1

Drafts and Tutorials

Coursework 2

Marking Criteria

How is CW1 marked?

Coursework 3

Frequently Asked Questions

CW2: Presentation

Coursework 2

What do you need to do in CW2?

Procedure

Introduction

Coursework 1

Drafts and Tutorials

Coursework 2

Marking Criteria

How is CW2 marked?

Coursework 3

Frequently Asked Questions

CW3: Research Essay

Coursework 3

What do you need to do in CW3?

Procedure

Introduction

Coursework 1

Drafts and Tutorials

Coursework 2

Marking Criteria

How is CW3 marked?

Coursework 3

Frequently Asked Questions

What you need to do: CW3 Research Essay

SUBMIT YOUR FINAL DRAFT

SUBMIT YOUR FIRST DRAFT

RECEIVE FEEDBACK

WRITE UP YOUR RESEARCH

REFLECT

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CW3 Marking Criteria

Task Achivement

Organisation

Language

Academic Conventions

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What you need to do: CW2 Presentation

PRESENT YOUR RESEARCH & ANSWER QUESTIONS

PREPARE A PRESENTATION YOUR RESEARCH

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Why do you need to submit a draft and attend a tutorial?

Drafts and Tutorials

Ensures you to get clear feedback on what you have done well, and what you need to work on.
Common academic practice – your University studies will consist of lectures, seminars and tutorials.
Allows you to demonstrate your understanding, show how you have found your sources and identified the key information.
Acts as a check on your Academic Integrity.

Introduction

Coursework 1

Drafts and Tutorials

Coursework 2

Coursework 3

Frequently Asked Questions

What you need to do: CW1 Source Report

SUBMIT FINAL DRAFT

SUBMIT DRAFT1

RECEIVE FEEDBACK

CHOOSE A QUESTION

ANALYSE & PLAN

EVALUATE

RESEARCH

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CW1 Marking Criteria

Source Selection

Source Evaluation

Processing Text

Research and Understanding

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CW2 Marking Criteria

Presentation Content

Presentation Delivery

Language Content

Language Production

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The AES coursework portfolio takes you through the essential stages of researching, planning, presenting and writing an academic essay. These are the same stages you will follow in ALL your academic work. Why is this covered in AES and not Subject modules? AES stands for Academic English Skills – it does not just focus on language, but also on key academic skills which you need to be successful at University. Subject modules do include some work on academic skills, but the main focus is content, with assessments focussing on testing your subject knowledge and understanding. If you cannot express and present your knowledge, you cannot achieve good marks

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AES COURSEWORK PORTFOLIO TIMELINE

Your AES tutor let you know the deadlines for each of the coursework portfolio components. You can also find this information in the assesment briefs and on the AES assessment schedule in the Overview section of the platform.

The timeline below illustrate the order in which these components will take place.

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CW3 Draft 1

CW1 Draft Tutorials

CW3Final Draft

CW1Draft 1

CW1Final Draft

CW 2

Planning Document

CW3 Draft Tutorials

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The coursework portfolio is worth 37.5% of your total module mark.

AES COURSEWORK PORTFOLIO WEIGHTING

SKILL WEIGHTING

overall weighting

Assessment

10%

CW1: Source Report

40% of reading

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12.5%

50% of speaking

CW2: Presentation

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15%

CW3: Research Essay

60% of writing

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The assessment tests that you are able to meet the learning outcomes of the module. If you don’t submit, you cannot pass the module.

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coursework portfolio components

Cw1:

source report

research essay

Cw3:

Cw2:

Presentation

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