You may use the following bold headings as the template for your report writing task.
You may use the following bold headings as the template for your report writing task.
This is what is needed in each category: Please use opposite page for completion of this report.
Introduction
Give enough background information to provide a context for the report.
State the purpose of the report.-what is the meeting that you observed, its purpose and how often they meet. What did you observe, how many participants were involved and what decisions needed to be made?
Clarify key terms and indicate the scope of the report (ie what the report will cover).
Body
Use Sub heading -to present the findings or results (describes what you discovered, observed, etc, in your observations and experiments). Use the past tense.
Your subheadings for this assessment will include:
Communication dynamics- Communication dynamics- does everyone participate equally? Are there strategies to encourage participation by everyone? Was communication open and multi-directional or were there hidden agendas? Give examples. How were decisions made?
Meeting goals- Were there clear goals and objectives for the meeting? Do you think the meeting achieved its purpose? If so, how? If not why not?
Leadership dynamics - Was there a leader/facilitator? If not describe the dynamic. If so, what leadership style did the leader exercise? Give examples and relate them to your readings on group work. How might this leadership style deal with conflict when it arises in the meeting?
Conclusion
Sum up the main points of the report. The conclusion should clearly relate to the objectives of your report. Do you think the meeting was effective? Was the group process effective? Substantiate with examples. Show your ability to critically analyse the meeting you observed
They must be logically derived from the body of your report.
Reference list:
Harvard referencing style please with at least 3 references from the reading list. Be careful to research group work theory when looking at the reading and resources list. Do not use a reading from the next assessment by mistake.
Meeting Analysis Report
Introduction
Communication dynamics
Meeting goals
Leadership dynamics
Conclusions
Reference list:
Template
Assessment 1B: Annotated Bibliography
Student number and name: 20525545 Ilinga Ofa
Selected Essay question:
Annotation One (125 words not including reference)
Full WSU Harvard Referencing of your chosen source Summarise the main ideas/claims being discussed in your chosen source (Be sure to connect this back to your chosen question).
Evaluate this source in relation to its relevance to your selected topic
What part of the question are you going to use this source to answer?
How will you use this source (ie. to define, to explain, as an example, etc)?
Annotation Two (125 words not including reference)
Full WSU Harvard Referencing of your chosen source Summarise the main ideas/claims being discussed in your chosen source (Be sure to connect this back to your chosen question).
Evaluate this source in relation to its relevance to your selected topic
What part of the question are you going to use this source to answer?
How will you use this source (ie. to define, to explain, as an example, etc)?
Annotation Three (125 words not including reference)
Full WSU Harvard Referencing of your chosen source Summarise the main ideas/claims being discussed in your chosen source (Be sure to connect this back to your chosen question).
Evaluate this source in relation to its relevance to your selected topic
What part of the question are you going to use this source to answer?
How will you use this source (ie. to define, to explain, as an example, etc)?
Annotation Four (125 words not including reference)
Full WSU Harvard Referencing of your chosen source Summarise the main ideas/claims being discussed in your chosen source (Be sure to connect this back to your chosen question).
Evaluate this source in relation to its relevance to your selected topic
What part of the question are you going to use this source to answer?
How will you use this source (ie. to define, to explain, as an example, etc)?
