Reflective statement

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Assessment 2

Week Due
Assessment TypeReflective statement
Weighting50%
Learning Outcomes  b) Describe and analyse the role of discipline knowledge and evidence in addressing contemporary social and health issues d)  Recognise the structure, functions and purposes of codes of professional conduct and ethics in academic and professional contexts
Length2000 words

Assessment Details and Instructions

Purpose:

The purpose of this task is for students to engage with an ACAP student code and identify how the principles within this code are reflected in one of the professional codes of their discipline.

Process:

To complete this task, students will choose ONE ACAP code from List A and ONE professional code from List B and complete the following components (using a MS Word document):

  1. Write a compare and contrast of the codes outlining the similarities and differences within the two codes
  2. Write a reflective statement
List AACAP Student Code of Conduct ACAP Fitness for Practice Policy Inherent Requirements for your course
List BAPS Code of Ethics PACFA Code of Ethics ACA Code of Ethics ICF Code of Ethics AASW Code of Ethics ANZSOC Code of Ethics

Part 1:

Compare and contrast the similarities and differences that exist in the two codes. A compare and contrast is required to examine similarities and/or differences of two elements. Compare focuses on similarities. Contrast focuses on differences. 

https://aso-resources.une.edu.au/academic-writing/paragraphs/for-comparison-andor-contrast/

Part 2:

Write a reflective statement to focus on the following points:

  1. The role, strengths and limitations of ethical codes within organisations/groups;
  2. The relationship between personal and professional values to ethical living and learning and;
  3. The ways forward for developing and applying ethical codes to work and study.

A reflective statement is an academic style of writing in which the writer focuses on past learning from the experience. This event is typically, but not necessarily, related to their academic studies. This form of writing is a process where students can learn from their experiences and connect theory with practice in your professional field or discipline. It can help students become more aware of assumptions and preconceived ideas, and it can help students to plan future actions. Reflective writing: au/reflective-writing“>https://student.unsw.edu.au/reflective-writing 

To reflect the demands of the profession that students are preparing to enter, ensure that writing is according to the expected academic standard and context. APA referencing, paragraphing, and academic written expression in the genre indicated need to be error free.

Please provide at minimum eight supporting references for your analysis, plus two references for your chosen ethical codes (ten). 

Basic APA document formatting

  • Set the margins of your paper to be 2.54cm/1 inch on all sides (go to Margins under Page Layout) 
  • Use the font Times New Roman
  • The font size should be 12 point. 
  • Make sure your paper is double-spaced and that the Before and After boxes both read 0 (go to Paragraph and then look under Spacing.) 
  • You text should be aligned left (also go to Paragraph and look under General.) 
  • Indent the first line of paragraphs 1.27cm/0.5 inch from the left margin. (Use Tab key). 

Submission

  • Students will submit the assessment task and a signed cover sheet to the class space dropbox (Turnitin)

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