Sophie is really interested in Australian politics and law, so she enrols in a unit of study about the Australian legal system in the department of politics* in her first semester at university. In her second semester, she enrols in another unit about the Australian legal system taught in the department of social studies.*She was surprised to find an essay topic in the social studies unit is similar, but not identical, to the topic she wrote her essay on in her politics unit in first semester. She got great feedback on her first essay and was awarded a mark of 82%. Encouraged by her result for the first essay, Sophie makes a small number of changes to her original essay and then submits it to her social studies teacher for marking.*These are hypothetical departments.Image created using Canva Magic Media  Flag question: Question 1Question 1Tips1 ptsDo you think Sophie’s actions are:Group of answer choicesHonestDishonest

Which TWO of the following actions could Sophie have taken instead? (Select the two answers that apply)Group of answer choicesPut quotation marks around her entire essay and included a reference to her first essay before submitting itSelected a different topic to write about to develop her knowledge of the Australian legal systemTried harder to rewrite her first essay so it didn’t look the same the second time she submitted itTalked to her social studies teacher about how she could build on the ideas she wrote about in her first essay

Context: • You are required to conduct independent research to identify a case study of female criminality. You will apply either a Modern theory OR Feminist theory to the case study of female criminality. • You will provide a comprehensive discussion of the main premises of your chosen theory and apply them to the elements of your chosen case study in an essay of 2000 words. • The reference rubric will be used, the Harvard style must be applied, and the submission must be submitted through SafeAssign. • As this is an academic essay, you are expected to follow the requirements for presentation of your information – be sure to use headings and sub-headings to structure your essay and make use of the acceptable writing style. Various theoretical perspectives have attempted to understand criminality (and more specifically female criminality). Modern theories have focused on the emancipation of women, offered gendered assumptions about female offending and the differences in the socialisation of girls and boys. The feminist approaches build on the themes of gender roles and socialisation to explain the patterns of female offending. In an academic essay of not more than 2000 words, choose any one of the Modern theories OR Feminist theories and apply your chosen theory to a case study of female criminality. • To complete this assignment, you will need to conduct extensive research on female offenders and choose one case study that allows for the best explanation of your chosen theory. • When deciding on the case study, ensure that you have sourced information that provides enough context for you to adequately apply your chosen theory. • Before applying your theory to the case study, provide an overview of the case study outlining the details of the offender and the nature of the crimes she has committed. • Identify the main premise of your chosen theory and the explanations proposed for female offending. • Using the premises of the theory, link the theory to the case study to provide a comprehensive theoretical explanation of the reasons for the criminal behaviour. • As you provide your links and explanations, your argument should be comprehensive enough to provide your lecturer with a clear understanding of the case study you have chosen. Using all the information write the essay

Marie selected a narrative text about a family’s experience of migrating to Australia as a means of introducing the topic of immigration to her Year 4 class. After reading an extract, she then asked the students to think of three reasons why people move to another country and to share them with the person beside them.  Marie’s decisions to select the particular text together with her instructions are examples of:Question 42Select one:grammar teachingdesigned-in scaffoldingguided readingjoint construction

• You are required to conduct independent research to identify a case study of female criminality. You will apply either a Modern theory OR Feminist theory to the case study of female criminality. • You will provide a comprehensive discussion of the main premises of your chosen theory and apply them to the elements of your chosen case study in an essay of 2000 words. • The reference rubric will be used, the Harvard style must be applied, and the submission must be submitted through SafeAssign. • As this is an academic essay, you are expected to follow the requirements for presentation of your information – be sure to use headings and sub-headings to structure your essay and make use of the acceptable writing style. Various theoretical perspectives have attempted to understand criminality (and more specifically female criminality). Modern theories have focused on the emancipation of women, offered gendered assumptions about female offending and the differences in the socialisation of girls and boys. The feminist approaches build on the themes of gender roles and socialisation to explain the patterns of female offending. In an academic essay of not more than 2000 words, choose any one of the Modern theories OR Feminist theories and apply your chosen theory to a case study of female criminality. • To complete this assignment, you will need to conduct extensive research on female offenders and choose one case study that allows for the best explanation of your chosen theory. • When deciding on the case study, ensure that you have sourced information that provides enough context for you to adequately apply your chosen theory. • Before applying your theory to the case study, provide an overview of the case study outlining the details of the offender and the nature of the crimes she has committed. • Identify the main premise of your chosen theory and the explanations proposed for female offending. • Using the premises of the theory, link the theory to the case study to provide a comprehensive theoretical explanation of the reasons for the criminal behaviour. f • As you provide your links and explanations, your argument should be comprehensive enough to provide your lecturer with a clear understanding of the case study you have chosen.

What kind of arguments did the author use in presenting her ideas? *1 pointA. Expert opinionB. ResearchC. Secondary informationD. Testimonial