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1. Introduction
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Clearly describes extent of the study to be undertaken.
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Outlines a methodology appropriate to the study.
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2. Body of Dissertation
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Provides evidence of extensive range of reading.
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Includes a review of the relevant literature.
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States explicitly the links between the review and area of study proposed.
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Objective and critical analyses of supporting/opposing evidence.
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Draws together the different points to emerge from the study.
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Discusses points at length and develops a clear line of argument.
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Provides own interpretation which is put in the context of other interpretations.
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Shows awareness of understanding of assumptions underlying own interpretation.
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3 Conclusion
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Solutions/conclusion relate to the questions posed in the introduction.
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Solutions/conclusions are well founded on the evidence.
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Links conclusion to the relevant literature.
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4. Structure/Organisation
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Makes explicit the sequence of chapters and sections within chapters.
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Links conclusion to the relevant literature.
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Uses different chapters to develop different themes.
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Inter-linkage of chapters.
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Makes use of headings and summaries as appropriate.
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Accurate use of references.
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5. Presentation
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Accurate use of references.
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References properly noted and listed.
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Clear and easy to read.
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Correct spelling.
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Few errors of grammar and syntax.
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Fluent use of English.
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Of the appropriate length.
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