Assessment Structure
Make sure you submit the following:
Copyof the chosen policy from an early childhoodcentre
Reimagined policy poster
400-wordreflection(minimum of 4 references: 2 for Part A, 2 for Part B)
Referencing Guides
Academic Integrity at VU: Plagiarism and how to avoid itopens in new window
Academic integrity is the ethical basis upon which academic work is produced. It comprises important values that shape the work of the University in teaching, research, and engagement. Explore these resources and modules on understanding what academic integrity means and why it is important to present authentic work and acknowledge the work of others.
Victoria University: APA Referencing
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Learning to acknowledge other people’s work through in-text citing and referencing will help differentiate between their ideas and your own.
ASSESSMENT 1 RESOURCES
INFOGRAPHIC POSTER
This page contains guides/tools from various sources to support your work in Assessment 1. Please note that the sessions and research modules in this unit also contain many targeted resources to support your work and assessment tasks.
*Please note:Use these resources only to support your writing.
Some examples of policies that can be used for task 1
https://tathrapreschool.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Inclusion-and-Diversity-Policy.pdfopens in new window
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https://wonderschool.com.au/why-us/curriculum-and-quality-standards/(look for anti-bias inclusion policy)
https://static1.squarespace.com/static/63e458c6ee87d831965589a3/t/64d9d77ce7e1d17768eac784/ XXXXXXXXXX/AKI-Inclusion-and-Equity-policy-.pdf(an example of inclusion and equity policy)
http://www.highvalekinder.org.au/policy/Inclusion%20and%20Equity%20Policy.pdfopens in new window
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https://www.oakleighgrammar.vic.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Child-Safety-and-Wellbeing-Policy_July-2022.pdf(look for diversity & equity policy #11)
Examples of infographics
What is an infographic?
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Infographic Examples. What is an infographic? Examples and templates | easellyopens in new window
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These website provide basicinformationabout infographicsandhowto use them.Watch this video to learn about infographics:
Get startedon yourPoster:
Poster Basics - How to Create a Research Poster | New York Universityopens in new window
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The basics ofdesigningaresearch poster and presentation.
Get Ready - How to succeed |Edinburgh Napier University
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Click on the topic about “Academic Posters” in the content listat thetop.
Poster and Presentation Resources | UNC-Chapel Hillopens in new window
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Very comprehensive poster and presentation resources by University of North Carolina.
Designing conference posters | ColinPurringtonopens in new window
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Some posterconceptand design examples.
Free online poster design tool
Google Slide
Here are some templates thatgivesyou someinspirations:
25 Free Google Slides Academic Poster Templates
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Canva
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Piktochartopens in new window
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Posteriniopens in new window
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Free online design platform on internet browser, watch this video to get started:
PowerPoint
Easy to use and highly accessible.Here are some templates you cantry:
Poster templates (Wake Forest University)opens in new window
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Adobeillustrator, Photoshop,InDesign,etcopens in new window
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Highly customizable and able to create great quality visualizations.Only recommendif you are already familiar withthese software. There are tutorials on how to createposterusing
Illustratoropens in new window
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InDesignopens in new window
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