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Dr John Willison
School of Education
North Terrace Campus
Level 2, Schulz Building
THE UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE
SA 5005
AUSTRALIA
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B-IV.

Collect and record self-determined information / data from self-selected sources, choosing an appropriate methodology based on structured guidelines.

Structured guidelines are required at Level 4 to scaffold students as they move towards fully autonomous inquiry. These may be in the form of marking criteria- such as that for the final First Year Human Biology assessment provided below, or other forms of boundary setting to enable a higher likelihood of research viable in the discipline of concern. Within these relatively flexible parameters, students determine their search strategies for relevant literature, or their research methods to generate data relevant to their research question/hypothesis.

To see this staged development  of skills particular to embarking on inquiry work out in practice, look at examples from A1, though A2 & A3 to A4, by clicking on the navigation tool on the right.

EXAMPLE CRITERIA NATURE OF THE TASK DISCIPLINE YEAR LEVEL  FULL MARKING CRITERIA
Search strategy includes multiple approaches
Research paper
Business Ethics
Masters by Coursework
BEmon_resrepmc08
Data from variety of sources.  Rigorous data collection
Open Inquiry in Population Analysis and report Human Biology

First Year Second Semester

HB_population analysis marking criteria
HB_population analysis PDF