NOTE: You need to be ready to start the exam at 18.00 Thursday June 11. This means you need to be logged on to moodle with a stable internet connection at least 10 minutes before the exam opens. You don’t need to be at uni to take the exam. Anywhere with a stable internet connection will do.The test is open book. It focusses on Media Law with some scenarios including ethical considerations. It is worth 20% of your final mark. Please note that even though it’s open book, you need to revise the topics as you won’t have time to look up all the answers during the test. You can cross check some details, but you need to know where to look. After 90 minutes Moodle will auto submit the test. This means that if you haven’t submitted it manually before 90 minutes, Moodle will do it for you. Therefore, make sure you keep moving through the exam until you get to the end, then go back and revise and amend questions.The duration of the test is 1.5 hours. It will focus on legal issues such as: contempt of court, defamation, source protection, anti-terror laws, racial discrimination laws, privacy law, copyright and freedom of information.
obviously found in the Bible, however guiding wisdom on a related topic can help you decide how to respond. (For example, you will not read about ‘technology’ specifically in the Bible but you can learn about devotion, idolatry (your highest priority/what receives your attention), about how you spend your time, money, and about wise productivity.(e) You should be relating your ideas to: (i) The life and attitudes demonstrated by Jesus, to Christian values you have learned so far, and to your understanding of moral principles; and (ii) The wisdom learned from Jesus’ teaching in the Gospel of Luke (New Testament). You will be given specific news stories, or newspaper excerpt. Here are some example topics in contemporary news media and current affairs:Climate change • Providing housing and care for people living in poverty Child vaccination and public health • Inclusiveness for people with disabilities (mental health, learning, or physical) Equal pay for women Environmental sustainability vs. capitalist profit Corrupt political leadership Should the responsibility for aged care take place in the family home or in a nursing home? There is not always a clear right or wrong answ of these issues. You are assessed on your reason
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