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the essay should be about comparing stability and flexibility of both the hip and shoulder joint
you can include basic anatomy, range of motion, possible injuries all relating to the stability and flexibility of the joints
the essay should be analytical and critical rather than just descriptive
word count 2000 -/+
maximum references 10
general guidance:
Read and understand the question and the title – it is a guide and signposts where the focus of your essay should be.
· The essay structure is important in guiding the reader and should include an introduction, main body, and conclusion.
o The introduction provides an overview of the essay (i.e. what is being discussed) with some background information.
o You can choose to use sub-titles if you decide this adds clarity.
o Each of the paragraphs in the body of the essay should start with a
topic sentence. Give your explanation and your opinion on the topic
sentence. Each paragraph should have information from more than one
source, with in-text citations; it compares and contrasts sources in an
objective (two-sided) interpretation and informs the reader why the
source supports the argument. The last sentence of the paragraph should
give a conclusion/outcome for that topic.
o The conclusion section connects the ideas from the sources to your
essay and describes how each supports your viewpoint. It states the
importance of your topic from the evidence and reasons that you have
discussed in the essay. The conclusion also rewords your claim, so it is
clear you are offering a different perspective on the topic.
· Academic writing should be more formal, concise, unbiased and
include good use of language. This is a skill that you develop
throughout your course and beyond.
· Critical thinking is what will make your essay stand out. It shows you are engaging with theories in an academic manner.
· Make sure you cite and reference sources appropriately and be
aware of the rules around plagiarism. Plagiarism is monitored using
Turnitin
