Elements to aim to include in your exam answers are: Demonstration of your understanding of the topic Well-organised and coherent argument addressing the question set Use of a wide range of supporting evidence Demonstration of independent thought, by making points and/or including evidence that was not explicitly highlighted in the lecture content, e.g. by making links between different content or using relevant evidence from your independent reading. A critical approach to the topic. This can be achieved by evaluating the theoretical and empirical evidence in a way that is relevant to the exam question, i.e. what strengths/limitations are there that could impact on the ability of the evidence to shed light on the question? You can also show a critical approach to the topic by comparing and contrasting the evidence, to show an appreciation for where evidence is supported by other pieces of evidence, or where there is conflict. I have attached a further reading document so can you please include those in the essay. 90 & 100 An outstanding answer demonstrating excellent understanding of the topic. Rigorous argument is accurately supported by evidence from a wide range of sources. This work cannot be improved at undergraduate level in the time available. 80 & 85 An answer showing an excellent level of understanding of the topic. It demonstrates independent thought and strong and well-organised argument, using a wide range of sources. 72 &75 A first-class answer that has most but not necessarily all of the above attributes. It will be relevant, well-constructed, show a thorough knowledge of the issues and indicate independence of thought.
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