Assessment Brief
Module Code |
LDG7003M |
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Module |
Leadership and Change Management |
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Level |
Postgraduate (7) |
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20 |
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Assessment |
Evaluate and critically reflect on your |
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(combination of written/visual/video) |
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Workload |
Portfolio entries |
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Assessment |
1 |
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Weighting |
100% |
Submission |
Portfolio (not anonymous) |
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Submission |
Turnitin within Moodle |
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Publication |
Week commencing 26 September 2022 GMT |
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Due Date |
9-January 2023, 12:00 noon GMT |
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Expected Feedback Date |
Three working weeks |
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Format |
Feedback within Turnitin/Moodle |
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Programme Learning Outcomes (PLO)
7.1. Demonstrate an in-depth understanding of the healthcare economy, and its effects on the global political environment, market reforms, investments and policy making.
7.4. Compare and contrast crises leadership and proactive healthcare media relations.
7.5. Investigate, evaluate, and translate healthcare research for decision making and problem solving.
Assignment Description
You are required to produce a reflective piece of writing detailing your personal learning journey through this module. During the module you will have had multiple opportunities for reflective writing and carried out self-assessments and other enquiries. You are expected to synthesize these pieces of writing into a new piece which shows your personal learning about leadership and managing change. Whilst this is a personal reflective piece, you must link your writing to the theory and concepts covered in the module and consider the application of your learning in healthcare settings. You are required to refer to at least 2 critical incidents that taught you something about leadership and/or managing change. Your write up of these incidents should be attached to your assignment as appendices. You may also use self-assessment questionnaires (e.g. strengths assessment) and other thinking or decision-making tools (e.g., PESTLE, SWOT, Kotter’s 8 Steps, Lewin’s model) to inform your writing. Please also attach these as appendices where relevant. As this is a reflective piece you are expected to write in the first person.
It is important that the content is underpinned with the inclusion of relevant academic theory, concepts, and models where appropriate, as well as contemporary industrial insights. These should be accurately cited and referenced according to York St John Harvard Referencing throughout.
Additional Information
If you require support with your study skills, please visit https://www.yorksj.ac.uk/students/study-skills/
Th should be created using Microsoft Word. You
have access to Microsoft software for free through your University account.
Your writing should include the following areas:
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Student ID number, title of the assessment (suggested title: A critical
evaluation of my own approach to leadership and managing change.)
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Introduction
3. Evaluation of your leadership
style and approach
4. Evaluation of your approach to managing change
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Conclusions Personal Development Plan/Commitments
6. Harvard reference list
Your work needs to:
• Be underpinned by a range of contemporary
academic and healthcare research
• Critically appraise the
literature and theories relating to the issue under review; demonstrate
awareness and the application of theory to practice
• Provide practical examples to demonstrate
awareness and the application of theory to practice
Assessment Regulations
Please refer to
the York St John University Code of Practice for Assessment and Academic
Related Matters 2022-23.
We ask that you pay
particular attention to the academic misconduct policy. Penalties will be
applied where a student is found guilty of academic and/or ethical misconduct,
including termination of programme (Policy Link).
You are required
to keep to the word limit set for an assessment and to note that you may be
subject to penalty if you exceed that limit. You are required to provide an
accurate word count on the cover sheet for each piece of work you submit (Policy Link).
For late or non-submission of
work by the published deadline or an approved extended deadline, a mark of 0NS
will be recorded. Where a re-assessment opportunity exists, a student will
normally be permitted only one attempt to be re-assessed for a capped mark (Policy Link).
An extension to
the published deadline may be granted to an individual student if they meet the
eligibility criteria of the (Policy Link).
Please see the assessment
criteria below.
York St
John University Level 7 Assessment Descriptor
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(100-85) |
(84 – 70) |
(69 – 60) |
(59 – 50) |
(49 – 40) |
(39 – 20) |
(19 – 0) |
Overarching |
All learning |
All learning |
All learning |
All learning |
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A significant |
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outcomes/assessment |
outcomes/assessment |
outcomes/assessment |
outcomes/assessme |
learning |
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criteria have been |
criteria have been |
criteria have been met |
nt criteria have been |
outcomes/assessment |
learning |
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achieved to an |
achieved to a high |
fully, at a good or very |
met. |
criteria have not been met. |
outcomes/assessment |
been met. |
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exceptionally high level, |
standard, and many at an |
good standard. |
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criteria have not been |
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beyond that expected at |
exceptionally high level. |
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met. |
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Level 7, with features |
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consistent with Level 8 |
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(doctoral study). |
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SUMMARY DESCRIPTOR: Learning
accredited at Level 7 (Master’s) will reflect the ability to display mastery of
a complex and specialised area of knowledge and skills, employing advanced
skills to conduct research or advanced technical/professional activity,
accepting accountability for related decision-making, including use of
supervision.
Criteria |
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Characteristics |
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Subject |
Exceptional leadership |
Comprehensive leadership |
Detailed leadership and |
Broad leadership |
Reproduction of taught |
Insufficient evidence |
Little or no evidence |
knowledge
& |
and change management |
and change management |
change management |
and change |
content and/or tendency to |
of leadership and |
of leadership and |
understanding |
knowledge, with |
knowledge, with |
knowledge. Conceptual |
management |
describe or report facts |
change management |
change management |
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conceptual understanding |
conceptual understanding, |
understanding |
knowledge. |
rather than demonstrate |
knowledge and its |
knowledge and |
30%
Weighting |
at the forefront of the |
informed by recent |
demonstrating |
Conceptual |
complex ideas |
underlying concepts. |
understanding its |
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discipline. |
developments and ethical |
purposeful |
understanding |
surrounding leadership |
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underlying |
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context in the discipline, |
reading/research. |
demonstrating
dire |
and change management. |
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concepts. |
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Authoritative approach to |
demonstrating |
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complexity about |
reading/research at |
Developing awareness |
reading/research. |
Any errors or |
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contemporary/ emerging/ |
significant depth/breadth. |
of complexity about |
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misconceptions are |
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ethical research, including |
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research, including |
Some awareness of |
outweighed by the overall |
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justification and impact of |
Informed and confident |
impact of applicable |
complexity about |
degree of knowledge and |
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applicable theories and |
approach to complexity of |
theories and models of |
research, including |
understanding |
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models of leadership and |
research, including impact |
leadership and change |
impact of applicable |
demonstrated. |
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change management. |
of applicable theories and |
management. |
theories and models |
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models of leadership and |
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of leadership and |
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change management. |
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change |
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management. |
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Higher cognitive |
Rigorous and sustained |
Strong and sustained |
Detailed criticality and |
General criticality |
Limited criticality and |
Mainly descriptive |
Little or no evidence |
skills
& originality |
criticality, independent |
criticality and independent |
evidence of independent |
and some evidence |
independent thought, |
and/or inadequately |
of criticality and |
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thinking and original |
thinking/original insight; |
thinking/original insight; |
of independent |
leading to conclusions |
supported conclusions |
independence of |
30%
Weighting |
insight; convincing |
persuasive conclusions |
logical and sustained |
thinking; logical |
and/or application to |
and/or application to |
thought. |
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conclusions and/or |
and/or application to |
conclusions and/or |
conclusions and/or |
practice that is poorly |
practice. |
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application to practice. |
practice. |
application to practice. |
application to |
supported. |
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practice. |
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PASS
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(100-85) |
(84 – 70) |
(69 – 60) |
(59 – 50) |
(49 – 40) |
(39 – 20) |
(19 – 0) |
Advanced |
Exceptional demonstration |
Purposeful, systematic, |
Purposeful, systematic, |
Skilled |
Developing expertise. |
Limited demonstration |
Little or no |
technical, |
of advanced technical, |
and sophisticated |
and skilled |
demonstration of |
Inconsistent |
of advanced technical, |
demonstration of |
professional |
professional and/or |
demonstration of |
demonstration of |
advanced technical, |
demonstration of |
professional and/or |
advanced technical, |
and/or
research |
research expertise. |
advanced technical, |
advanced technical, |
professional and/or |
advanced technical, |
research conduct. |
professional and/or |
expertise |
Innovative. Work may |
professional and/or |
professional and/or |
research expertise. |
professional and/or |
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research conduct. |
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challenge the existing |
research expertise. |
research expertise. |
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research conduct. |
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30%
Weighting |
boundaries of knowledge |
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and/or practice. |
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Professionalism |
Professional, |
Professional and fluent |
Fluent and coherent |
Mostly fluent and |
Communication that is |
Limited clarity and/or |
Highly limited clarity |
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sophisticated/innovative |
communication, that holds |
communication, which |
coherent |
difficult to follow at
times |
structure in |
and/or structure in |
information, results |
communication, with |
the attention of its |
demonstrates consistent |
communication; |
because of poor |
communication, and/or |
written and/or oral |
of research, ideas, |
exceptional clarity and/or |
reader/audience |
and accurate academic |
demonstration of |
clarity/structure; |
inadequate |
communication. |
concepts and |
audience-engagement, |
throughout and which |
conventions. |
appropriate |
inconsistent demonstration |
demonstration of |
Inadequate |
arguments etc] |
and exemplary academic |
demonstrates academic |
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academic |
of academic conventions. |
academic |
demonstration of |
and adherence to |
conventions. |
conventions that are |
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conventions, which |
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conventions. |
academic |
academic |
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accurate and relevant to |
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may include some |
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conventions. |
conventions |
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the level of study/beyond. |
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errors or |
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inconsistencies. |
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10%
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