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Assessment 1 - Reading Response Task worksheet
(15% of your overall mark)
Please see Blackboard for details and instructions before answering the questions below.
Write each answer underneath each question; answers should be written in full sentences unless otherwise
indicated. Adhere to all given word counts.
IMPORTANT: Please leave at least 4 lines below each answer so your tutor can insert their comments on the
Turnitin page.
1. Provide the full end-text reference for the article in APA 7th format.
Bennedetti, L. V., Sinisgalli, P. A. A., Ferreira, M. L., & Oliveira, F. L. (2023). Challenges to Promote
Sustainability in Urban Agriculture Models: A Review. International Journal of Environmental Research and
Public Health, 20(3), 2110. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph20032110
2.
a) List 4 questions that you formulated in the second stage of the SQ3R reading technique when reading the
article.
3.
b) Identify the target audience of the article and explain/give reasons for your answer.
Explain the author's/authors' main idea in the given journal article. Your explanation must identify and
describe only one main idea, and describe 2 of the most significant supporting points the author uses to back
up their main argument. You must provide strong evidence from the article to support your claims. Do not
use any direct quotes at all (Use the headings below to clearly identify each component of your answer).
Main Idea (describe only one main idea)
Word count for this section: up to 50 words
Supporting point 1
Word count for this section: up to 60 words
Supporting point 2
Word count for this section: up to 60 words 4.
Using the summary-writing techniques taught in the weekly topic materials, write a summary of the section
which starts with '4.4 Socio-Environmental Model' on page 9 and which ends with the fourth paragraph on
the same page with ...is an opportunity in potential that needs to be further considered'.
(Hint: A summary should not be simply a description of the article, i.e. do not just describe what the article is
about.)
Word count: 110 words +/- 10%
5. Using the 5Rs Framework for Reflection model, write a reflection about how successful you were in learning
to read and understand your assessment 1 journal article using the SQ3R strategy. You must use all elements
from the 5Rs reflective model as you reflect on elements such as what worked, what didn't work, how you felt
about the experience and how you will use your experience to improve specific skills.
Do not use headings. Instead, write your reflection with full and correct paragraph structure.
Word count: 200 words +/- 10%. PWRP ASSESSMENT 1 MARKING RUBRIC (15%)
Referencing
(5%)
Reading
technique
questions
(10%)
Target
audience (5%)
Main idea
(5%)
Supporting
points (10%)
Writer's voice
and research
incorporation
(15%)
High Distinction
End-text reference
is in APA 7th
format. All
referencing
elements included
in the correct order
and format.
Questions
formulated consider
the author's focus, a
deeper scope of
information
required to
understand the
article, and the
broader research
topic.
Correct target
audience identified.
Demonstrates
understanding of
target audience of
peer-reviewed
journal articles.
Accurately
identifies and
explains main
argument
Provides 2
significant and
relevant supporting
points
Strong supporting
evidence in the
writer's voice.
Distinction
End-text reference
is in APA 7th
format. All
referencing
elements included
but may include
minor errors with
order and format.
Questions
formulated consider
the author's focus
and a deeper scope
of information
required to
understand the
article.
GRADE LEVEL
DOES NOT
APPLY
Identifies and
explains main
argument
Provides 2
important
supporting points
Sound supporting
evidence in the
writer's voice.
Credit
End-text reference
is in APA 7th
format. Most
referencing
elements included
but may have minor
errors with order
and format or minor
elements missing.
Questions
formulated consider
a reasonable scope
of information
required to
understand the
article but may also
include developing
level questions.
GRADE LEVEL
DOES NOT
APPLY
Identifies and
explains a main
idea
Provides 2
appropriate
supporting points.
Reasonable
supporting evidence
provided in the
writer's voice.
Pass
End-text reference
included. May
attempt to follow
APA 7th format /
May have a number
of elements missing
or in the incorrect
order.
Questions
formulated are
linked to article
sub-headings but
scope lacks depth,
resulting in limited
understanding of
information.
Correct target
audience identified.
Understanding of
target audience of
peer-reviewed
journal article is
somewhat evident.
Identifies a
reasonable main
idea
Do
re
Some supporting
evidence provided.
Small sections
where writer's voice
is not used.
End-
includ
follow
forma
refere-
eleme
Quest
formu
topic
with L
the ar
resear
GRAI
DOES
APPL
May i
idea a
Provides 2 on-topic
Insign
but basic supporting irrele
points.
suppo
provic
Minir
evider
Lack
voice. Summary
writing
elements (5%)
Summary
writing key
ideas (15%)
Reflective
writing (15%)
Academic tone,
expression and
word count
(10%)
Spelling,
grammar,
punctuation,
paragraph and
sentence
structure (5%)
TOTAL/100
FINAL MARK
/15
All elements of
summary writing
present.
Provides a succinct
summary of
relevant key ideas
in the writer's
voice.
Excellent reflective
skills. Incorporates
all elements of the
5Rs and addresses
all aspects of the
question in an
excellent manner
and writer's voice.
Excellent level of
academic tone and
logical and concise
expression. Within
word count.
Excellent grammar,
spelling,
punctuation, and
sentence and
paragraph structure.
Insignificant errors.
Most required
elements of
summary writing
are present.
Provides summary
of relevant key
ideas in the writer's
voice.
Above average
reflective skills.
May have small
amount of
description in
writer's voice, but
incorporates the
5Rs and addresses
the question in
above average
manner.
Above average
level of academic
tone and logical and
concise expression.
Within word count.
Above average
grammar, spelling,
punctuation
sentence &
paragraph structure;
insignificant errors.
Many important
elements of
summary writing
are present.
Most Key ideas are
summarised.
Writer's voice may
include minor
description or
choice of points not
as relevant.
Competent
reflective skills.
May use some
description in
writer's voice, but
incorporates most
of the 5R elements
and addresses most
aspects of the
question
Competent level of
academic tone and
logical and mostly
concise expression.
Mostly within word
count.
Competent
grammar, spelling,
punctuation,
sentence &
paragraph structure.
Minor sections need
proofreading.
Some elements of
summary writing
are present.
May miss a few
important points/
lack referencing/
describe excerpt.
Writer's voice may
be inconsistent but
developing skills
evident.
Developing
reflective skills.
Writer's voice may
use fair amount of
description, but
incorporates a
number of the 5R
elements and
addresses many
aspects of the
question. Mostly 1st
person.
Developing level of
academic tone and
written expression.
Some sections may
be off-topic/ lack
clarity. Some
answers slightly
over/under word
count
Satisfactory
grammar, spelling
and punctuation.
Sections need
proofreading.
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of sur
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Under
summ
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Reflec
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