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Human Rights EE exemplar C · May 2015

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International Bacc,,lau1 Malthouse """''"'"''"" Cardiff has been a superbly well organised EE student; it has been a privilege to work with her. She drove the process from beginning to end, raising questions regularly and keeping me to a schedule of brief check-in meetings between the longer, more formal ones. She needed very little direction from me at any stage, having established research paths, both written and digital, herself through contacts outside school; she raised issues which took her way beyond the range of her essay; and she argued her case and defended her position clearly at all times. Although she had to adapt and change her initial ideas, and she found that matters were much more complex than she had imagined, she was questioning, open­ minded and reflective throughout the process, and her viva demonstrated how deeply the EE has affected both her understanding and her attitude to life. Her knowledge of human rights terminology has increased, though is still perhaps a little limited, but her handling of the material has been thoughtful and sensitive. 4-$
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Subject
Human Rights
Document type
Essay / exemplar
Year
2015
Session
May 2015
Level
Not labelled in the archive
Paper
Not labelled
Examination zone
Not labelled in the archive
Language
English
File size
1.4 MB
Pages
41
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