| Criteria |
Excellent (70% and above) |
Commendable (60-69%) |
Good (50-59%) |
Satisfactory (40-49%) |
Marginal Fail (35-39%) |
Fail (1-34%) |
| Application of theory |
Draws on major theoretical contributors introduced in the unit and with substantial evidence of independent reading. Review the role of creativity in organisational development and demonstrate a capacity to balance innovation with other essential requirements |
Draws on most theoretical contributors introduced and with evidence of independent reading. Review the role of creativity in organisational development and demonstrate a capacity to balance innovation with other essential requirements |
Draws on a good range of theoretical contributors introduced but with limited evidence of wider reading. |
Demonstrates adequate application of appropriate theory (ies) drawing on published sources introduced. Reviews the role of creativity in organisational development and demonstrate a capacity to balance innovation with other essential requirements |
Weak application of appropriate theories and models. Fails to demonstrate detailed understanding. Very little use of published sources. Limited evidence of understanding key issues and concepts. |
Very little or no attempt to use published sources. No evidence of understanding key issues and concepts. |
Analysis
Case Study: Evaluation of Organisational Barriers
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In-depth analysis is logical and coherent in critically evaluating implications for the workplace. Demonstrate an excellent understanding and critical appreciation of the systematic process supporting creativity and innovation. |
Analysis is logical and coherent in critically evaluating implications for the workplace. Demonstrates a very good understanding and critical appreciation of the systematic process supporting creativity and innovation. |
Analysis is limited but coherent and supported by evidence. Demonstrates reasonable understanding and critical appreciation of the systematic process supporting creativity and innovation. Overly descriptive at the expense of analysis. |
Analyse to an appropriate level stimulants and obstacles to organisational creativity and innovation. Demonstrates a satisfactory appreciation of the significance of the systematic process of supporting creativity and innovation. |
A random collection of statements with little attempt to use evidence to support the arguments. . Demonstrates limited appreciation of the significance of the systematic process of supporting creativity and innovation. |
A random collection of statements with no attempt to use evidence to support the arguments. . Demonstrates no real appreciation of the significance of the systematic process of supporting creativity and innovation. |
| Conclusions |
Conclusions are valid and clearly derived from in-depth analysis through application of major theoretical contributors and experiential learning. Entirely convincing. |
Conclusions are clearly derived from in-depth analysis through application of most major theoretical contributors and experiential learning. Largely convincing |
Conclusions are mainly derived from analysis through application of theoretical contributors and experiential learning. Limited and not entirely convincing. |
Conclusions are satisfactory but limited and not clearly derived from analysis through application of theoretical contributors and experiential learning. Validity of conclusions is unconvincing. |
Conclusions do not follow from the evidence and argument presented. |
A random collection of statements based on the students own point of view with little or no attempt to draw analysis to conclusions. |
| Recommendations |
Evaluates existing practices and explores the implications for creative leadership and organisational development, and outlines innovative recommendations for improvement. Clear and appropriate recommendations. Professional applicability. |
Evaluates existing practices and explores the implications for creative leadership and organisational development, and outlines innovative recommendations for improvement. Clear and appropriate recommendations. Less comprehensive than for an A grade. |
Evaluates existing practices and explores some implications for creative leadership and organisational development, and outlines recommendations for improvement. Recommendations are reasonably clear and mostly realistic |
Some implications are explored. Recommendations are vague. Doubtful feasibility |
Recommendations are unclear or unrealistic |
No attempt to identify appropriate recommendations |
Presentation and Referencing
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Clearly and concisely structured in report format, sourced throughout and with a comprehensive bibliography. |
Clearly and concisely structured in report format, sourced throughout and with a good bibliography. |
Well-structured in report format, sourced throughout and with an adequate bibliography.
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Satisfactory report format. Some citations and a passable bibliography.
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Few citations and no bibliography. Not in report format. Poorly structured.
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No citations and not in report format. Poorly structured |