Analysis of the ethical dilemma using the ACS Code of Conduct

 

Makes a clear, convincing and a justifiable recommendation/s

 

Demonstrates a breadth and depth of understanding of the Code by articulating its deeper and more subtle aspects through the recommendation/s provided.

 

The recommendation/s made is reasonable and is supported with a well expressed justification

 

Demonstrates a thorough understanding of the Code.

 

The recommendation/s made are clear and a good attempt is made to support it with a justification.
 

Demonstrates a good understanding of the Code.

 

The recommendation/s made makes sense but is not supported with a justification

 

Demonstrates some evidence of understanding  of the Code.

 

The recommendation made makes no sense

 

Demonstrates little evidence of understanding  of the Code.

Writing & structure Highly developed skills in expression and presentation of ideas.

Fluent writing style appropriate to assessment task/document type.

No errors in grammar & spelling.

Very well developed skills in expression and presentation of ideas.

Fluent writing style appropriate to assessment task/document type.

Grammar and spelling accurate.

Well developed skills in expression and clear presentation of ideas.

Mostly fluent writing style appropriate to assessment task/document type.

Grammar and spelling contains a few minor errors.

Good skills in expression and presentation of ideas.

Meaning is clear and apparent, but writing style not always fluent or well organised.

Grammar and spelling contains several careless errors.

Rudimentary or poor skills in expression and presentation of ideas.

Not all material is relevant &/or is presented in a dis-organised manner.

Meaning apparent, but writing style not fluent or well organised.

Referencing Faultless APA referencing, including reference list and citations.
Use of very high quality relevant academic references. Evidence of very good APA referencing, including reference list and citations.
Use of high quality relevant academic references. Evidence of good APA referencing, including reference list and citations.
Good quality relevant academic references. Evidence of basic APA referencing skills but with errors.
Mix of good and poor quality academic references. Not referenced according to APA referencing standard or no references included.
Poor quality or inappropriate (or no) references.