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Every assignment, from a 500-word reflection to a full semester report.
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Every assignment, from a 500-word reflection to a full semester report.
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Short notice is a scheduling problem, not a reason to give up on the mark.
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The marking criteria are the assignment. Everything else is decoration.
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One voice, one format, and a fair split of the sections.
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A semester of small tasks marked as one body of work.
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A case study is an argument about a situation, not a retelling of it.
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Open book still rewards structure, not the number of pages you fill.
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A referral is feedback you have already paid for. Use it.
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Too long and too short are the same problem: the argument is not shaped.
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When everything is due at once, the order you work in decides the marks.
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What the organisation does, what you did, and what you learned from it.
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Method, results, error analysis — in the order your department wants.
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A decision-maker reads the summary. Write it as if that is all they read.
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Observation written up so someone who was not there can use it.
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Precision and structure, with the detail pushed to the annexes.
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The page most often read and least often written properly.
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The paperwork around the work — and the marks attached to it.
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One idea per paragraph, and every paragraph earning its place.
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Critical does not mean negative. It means not taking the source's word for it.
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A thesis you could disagree with, defended against the strongest objection.
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What happened, what it meant, and what you will do differently.
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The last pass, before the marks that require no thinking are lost.
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APA, Harvard, IEEE, Chicago — whichever your department actually uses.
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The details that cost marks: capitals, italics, ampersands and DOIs.
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Harvard is a family of styles. Yours is the one in your handbook.
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Set up the library once and stop retyping references at midnight.
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