Review the assessment documentary and complete a detailed report on this topic.

The exploratory report should include:
1. An introduction.
2. A detailed overview of the topic.
3. Identification of any historical policies social influences, political and legal influences, cultural factors etc. that have caused or contributed to the development of the topic/issue.
4. Contemporary approaches toward the issue.
5. A discussion of the contribution that Indigenous people have made to Australian
cultural and legal understandings of the topic examined in the documentary.
6. Possible future approaches toward improving or addressing the issue.
7. A conclusion.

Marking Criteria:
Introduction – 10%: The introduction provides a relevant broader context for discussion and indicates key themes to be explored

Clear writing style, fluent structure and consistent formatting – 15%: Use of academic English is consistent using formal written expression. The review is structured and formatted clearly

Identification of historical influences on the topic – 20%: Discussion demonstrates a clear correlation between political, legal, social and cultural influences and the chosen topic.

Identification of policies, practices and approaches to the topic in a contemporary context – 20%: The submission identifies contemporary approaches to addressing the topic.

Consideration of future approaches – 15%: Considered potential reforms and strategies to the topic by relying on research.

Conclusion – 10%: The student has presented key themes and arguments and highlighted their main contentions

Referencing 10%

Review the assessment documentary and complete a detailed report on this topic.

The exploratory report should include:
1. An introduction.
2. A detailed overview of the topic.
3. Identification of any historical policies social influences, political and legal influences, cultural factors etc. that have caused or contributed to the development of the topic/issue.
4. Contemporary approaches toward the issue.
5. A discussion of the contribution that Indigenous people have made to Australian
cultural and legal understandings of the topic examined in the documentary.
6. Possible future approaches toward improving or addressing the issue.
7. A conclusion.

Marking Criteria:
Introduction – 10%: The introduction provides a relevant broader context for discussion and indicates key themes to be explored

Clear writing style, fluent structure and consistent formatting – 15%: Use of academic English is consistent using formal written expression. The review is structured and formatted clearly

Identification of historical influences on the topic – 20%: Discussion demonstrates a clear correlation between political, legal, social and cultural influences and the chosen topic.

Identification of policies, practices and approaches to the topic in a contemporary context – 20%: The submission identifies contemporary approaches to addressing the topic.

Consideration of future approaches – 15%: Considered potential reforms and strategies to the topic by relying on research.

Conclusion – 10%: The student has presented key themes and arguments and highlighted their main contentions

Referencing 10%