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    Presenation Marking Criteria
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  • What are the four main assessment criteria used in the KF Academic Presentation Marking Criteria?
    Subject Knowledge and Understanding Intellectual Skills Practical Skills (including Digital Capabilities) Generic/Transferable Skills (including Professional Co
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  • What percentage of the final mark is allocated to Subject Knowledge and Understanding?
    40%
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  • What is the weighting for Practical Skills, including Digital Capabilities?
    10%
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  • Name two elements assessed under Generic/Transferable Skills.
    Correctness, range, and appropriacy of language Pace/flow of speech and pronunciation
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  • What key element is required in an outstanding (A+) presentation regarding factual material?
    All factual material must be correct, and there should be an in-depth understanding of relevant methodologies and theories.
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  • What does "broad reading around a topic" refer to in this criterion?
    It means using a wide range of sources to support knowledge and understanding of the topic.
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  • How does an excellent presentation demonstrate an awareness of current debates in the field?
    By relating material to ongoing discussions and contemporary scholarly debates within the subject area.
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  • What is expected in responses to questions for an A+ grade in Subject Knowledge?
    Responses should be accurate, comprehensive, and show a strong understanding of the subject matter.
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  • How should key theories and concepts be related to module content?
    They should be effectively linked to module topics, theoretical frameworks, and academic approaches.
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  • What type of understanding is required for the highest marks in this category?
    A deep, critical, and analytical understanding of key concepts, methodologies, and theories.
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  • What is meant by "critical stance towards the question and material presented"?
    It means evaluating sources, arguments, and evidence rather than just accepting them at face value.
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  • How does a presentation show independence of thought?
    By presenting unique insights, well-reasoned arguments, and original perspectives on the topic.
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  • What is the importance of "relevance of answer" in Intellectual Skills assessment?
    The response must stay focused on the question, addressing all key points without irrelevant material.
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  • How does an A+ presentation demonstrate creative analysis?
    By providing innovative interpretations, questioning assumptions, and making insightful connections between concepts.
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  • Why is it important to show awareness of alternative viewpoints?
    It demonstrates critical thinking, a balanced understanding of the topic, and the ability to engage with different perspectives.
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  • What is the role of extra and inter-section signposting in a presentation?
    It helps guide the audience through the structure of the presentation, ensuring clarity and coherence.
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