By providing innovative interpretations, questioning assumptions, and making insightful connections between concepts.

It means evaluating sources, arguments, and evidence rather than just accepting them at face value.

By ensuring consistency in slide design, linking sections smoothly, and supporting each other’s contributions.

Subject Knowledge and Understanding Intellectual Skills Practical Skills (including Digital Capabilities) Generic/Transferable Skills (including Professional Co

Correctness, range, and appropriacy of language Pace/flow of speech and pronunciation

It helps guide the audience through the structure of the presentation, ensuring clarity and coherence.

All factual material must be correct, and there should be an in-depth understanding of relevant methodologies and theories.

It means using a wide range of sources to support knowledge and understanding of the topic.

Responses should be accurate, comprehensive, and show a strong understanding of the subject matter.

The response must stay focused on the question, addressing all key points without irrelevant material.

Logical flow of ideas and effective signposting to guide the audience.

They should be effectively linked to module topics, theoretical frameworks, and academic approaches.

It demonstrates critical thinking, a balanced understanding of the topic, and the ability to engage with different perspectives.