Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Semester 2
Task:
Students today have different attitudes when they are faced with having to learn mathematics.
Discuss the causes and effects of students’ attitudes towards mathematics.
Due Dates:
Your FIRST draft must be submitted on ICE by 5PM on Friday, 3rd April
Your FINAL draft must be submitted on ICE by 5pm on Tuesday, 21st April
• Word Count: must be within 800-1100 words (excluding title and references)
• Must include citations and references from at least 3 of the 7 provided sources on ICE
• Must submit a source integration chart with both the first draft and final draft
• Must follow Harvard Referencing Style
• Must follow the standard formatting for written assignments (see below)
Advice:
• You should carefully proofread your work before submission.
• You should use Turnitin to check for plagiarism.
• You should submit your work on time. For assessed work, failure to submit by the deadline will
result in a penalty of -5% per day. Submissions received more than 5 days late will receive a
grade of zero (0) %.
Other Requirements
1. Students must reference any sources used with the Harvard Referencing system. This means that
you must include in-text citations, use quotation marks around directly quoted material and
include a complete reference list at the end of your work.
2. You must paraphrase and summarize source material appropriately rather than quoting excessively.
A small amount of quoting (no more than 10% of your text) is allowed as long as quotation
marks are used correctly and your quotes are properly referenced.
3. You must submit your work on ICE on or before the date given for submission. You must not collude
with any other students in producing your work. Your assignment must be all your own work unless
the task sheet specifically asks you to submit group work.
Structure a clear topic sentence summarizing the main point of that paragraph with supporting
sentences that give details and examples
Paragraph coherence (the paragraph stays on topic and does not go off on tangents)
Paragraph cohesion (all parts of the paragraph fit together and support each other)