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(Comfort)please follow learning out come and student want plagiarism reportThe chosen essay is· Critically discuss the impact of changes in UK education

Assessment Brief


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Module Title: Contemporary Welfare and Social Policy



Module Code: 326HSC





















Assessment Type:



Coursework



Assessment Number:


2



Study Mode:


FT




Weighting:




Submission Date:


Choose Date



Submission Time:



Choose an item.



Campus:


CUC-CUL-CUS





60%














Introduction:






The aim of this module is to introduce social policy and its application in the UK, as well as making comparisons between UK welfare services and the rest of the world. It investigates the origins of social policies in the UK and their development as well as delivery mechanisms in contemporary society and the impact that policy has on service users. The many factors that influence social policy, including conceptual, political, and other agents of social change will be explored. Tracing developments primarily from 1945 to the present, students will compare and contrast major competing perspectives and examine key contemporary issues for policy makers, welfare recipients, providers and stakeholders. Students will develop an understanding of sources of state welfare services and other diverse sources such as the market, family and voluntary sector.
































Completion of this assignment will address the following learning outcomes:




1



Analyse the origins and development of UK welfare provision highlighting significant historical and contemporary landmarks in social welfare provision.




4



Evaluate the impact of social policy on various communities and/or social groups in the UK.




5



Compare and contrast major ideological perspectives relating to the operation of social policy.




6



Critically analyse key contemporary issues for policy makers, welfare recipients, providers or stakeholders.



















Task:
Individual essay on social policy (4000 words)






Choose and answer 1 of the essay questions from below




· Critically evaluate the impact of the ‘bedroom tax’


Or


· Critically discuss the impact of changes in UK education





















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Submission Guidelines


There should be a title page which clearly identifies the following;


* Name of the module * Title of the Assessment


* Assessment number * Word count


The word count identified includes quotations, but excludes the bibliography and unless specifically stated, encompasses a discrepancy of + or – 10%.










































































Banding




Knowledge and Understanding



(30%)




Analysis, Interpretation and Application of Theory



(30%)




Quality of Research



(20%)




Academic Writing



(20%)




90-100%



Exceptional knowledge base exploring and analysing the discipline and its theory with extraordinary originality and autonomy.



Makes exceptional use of a range of relevant techniques of interpretation, application and/or analysis, where relevant to the module learning outcomes. Demonstrates an exceptional theoretical understanding, where relevant, with appropriately selected theoretical knowledge integrated into the overall assignment tasks and all learning outcomes.



Exceptional exploration of wider academic sources with a high degree of independent learning which exceeds the assignment brief. Sources have been accurately interpreted and integrated with flawless synthesis and evaluation leading to innovative and interesting ideas.



Exceptional answer with coherent and logical presentation of ideas. The answer is clearly expressed with flair and originality. No language errors present and academic writing style was adhered to throughout. Referencing in the CU version of Harvard has been employed in an accurate manner.




80-89%



Outstanding knowledge base exploring and analysing the discipline and its theory with clear originality and autonomy.



Makes outstanding use of a range of relevant techniques of interpretation, application and/or analysis, where relevant to the module learning outcomes. Shows a well-developed ability to compare alternative theories and apply them within the context of the assignment task and all learning outcomes, where relevant.



Outstanding exploration of wider academic sources with a high degree of independent learning which exceeds the assignment brief. Sources have been accurately interpreted and integrated with a high degree of analysis and application, leading to innovative and interesting ideas.



Outstanding answer with coherent and logical presentation of ideas. The answer is clearly expressed with originality. No language errors present and academic writing style was adhered to. Referencing in the CU version of Harvard has been employed in an accurate manner.




70-79%



Excellent knowledge base that supports analysis and/or interpretation and problem-solving in theory and/or practice within the discipline, with considerable originality.



Makes excellent use of established techniques of interpretation, application and/or analysis, where relevant to the module learning outcomes. Shows a systematic and accurate understanding of key theories, which are consistently and appropriately applied within the context of the assignment task and all learning outcomes, where relevant.



Excellent exploration of wider academic sources with evidence of independent learning which may exceed the assignment brief. Sources have been accurately interpreted, integrated and analysed, with an attempt made at synthesis leading to interesting ideas.



Excellent answer with coherent and logical presentation of ideas. The answer is entirely relevant and focused. Minimal language errors which have no impact on clarity of expression. Academic writing style was adhered to. Referencing in the CU version of Harvard has been employed in an accurate manner.




60-69%




Very good knowledge base that supports analysis and/or interpretation and problem-solving in theory and/or practice within the discipline, with some originality displayed.



Makes very good use of established techniques of interpretation, application and/or analysis, where relevant to the module learning outcomes. Shows an accurate understanding of key theories, where relevant, which are appropriately applied within the context of the assignment task and the module learning outcomes.



Very good evidence of wider academic reading which indicates an approach to independent learning. Sources have been accurately interpreted and integrated with some attempt at analysis.



Very good answer with coherent and logical presentation of ideas. The answer is largely relevant and focused. Some language errors may be present but do not impact on the clarity of expression. Academic writing style was inconsistently adhered to. Referencing in the CU version of Harvard is mostly accurate with some minor errors.




50-59%




Good knowledge base that supports some analysis and/or interpretation and problem-solving in theory and/or practice within the discipline.





Makes good use of established techniques of interpretation, application and/or analysis, where relevant to the module learning outcomes. Sound descriptive knowledge of key theories, where relevant, with some appropriate application.









Good evidence of academic reading, with some attempt at moving beyond the recommended texts. Interpretation of sources has been largely accurate, but there may be some instances of misunderstanding. Limited evidence of integration and analysis.



Good answer with some attempt at coherent and logical presentation. The answer contains some irrelevant material and lacks focus at points. Some language errors are present which impacts on clarity at times. Academic writing style is not adhered to at all times. Referencing in the CU version of Harvard is present, however may not be entirely accurate at times.




40-49%




Satisfactory knowledge base demonstrating comprehension and formulation of basic knowledge with some omissions at the level of theoretical understanding.


Limited ability to discuss theory and solve problems within the discipline.



Makes satisfactory but limited use of established techniques of interpretation, application and/or analysis, where relevant to the module learning outcomes.


Selection of theory, where relevant, is satisfactory but application and/or understanding is limited.



Satisfactory evidence of academic reading, with no obvious attempt to move beyond the recommended texts. Interpretation of sources may be inaccurate and poorly integrated. Analysis is unlikely to have been attempted.



Satisfactory answer, however, issues with coherence and logical presentation are likely to be present. The answer contains irrelevant material and lacks focus. Language errors are frequent which impacts on clarity and academic writing style is not present. Referencing in the CU version of Harvard may be incomplete and is inaccurate.




35-39%



(Marginal Fail)



Outcomes not or only partially met. Restricted knowledge base demonstrated. Limited understanding of discipline. Difficulty with linking theory and problem solving within the discipline.



Attempts at analysis, where relevant, and interpretation are ineffective and/or uninformed by the discipline. Knowledge of theory, where relevant, is inaccurate and/or incomplete. Choice of theory inappropriate. Application and/or understanding demonstrated is very limited.



Limited evidence of reading at an academic level. Sources used may be inappropriate and interpreted poorly. No evidence of integration, analysis or interpretation. Poor academic practice may have resulted in sections of plagiarised material.



Answer is attempted but limited. Poor coherence and illogical presentation. The answer contains irrelevant material and lacks focus throughout. Language errors are consistent and impact on the clarity of expression. Academic writing style is not present. Referencing in the CU version of Harvard is incomplete and inaccurate.




0 – 34%



Little or no evidence of knowledge base. Little evidence of understanding of discipline. Significant difficulty with theory and problem solving within the discipline.



Absence of relevant theoretical content and/or use of theory, where relevant. Lacks any analysis and interpretation.



Inadequate evidence of reading at an academic level with poor application of sources and ideas. Answer is likely to include inappropriate references which are misunderstood and not integrated. Possibility of plagiarism OR no evidence of academic research. Answer may not be research based.



Serious and fundamental flaws leading to an unclear answer. Very weak academic skills and writing ability. Poorly structured with multiple language errors. Inadequate application of CU version of Harvard referencing style.











Answered 8 days AfterMay 01, 2021

Answer To: (Comfort)please follow learning out come and student want plagiarism reportThe chosen essay is·...

Shalini answered on May 09 2021
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IMPACT OF CHANGES IN UK EDUCATION
Executive Summary
In this report the impact of changes in UK education is discussed. With the changing time several changes were observed in the education system of UK. The UK welfare provision development over the time is also presented in the report. Along with these the impact of social policy on various communities and social groups in the UK is also discussed. In the report the major ideological perspectives relating to the operation of social policy is also taken into account. In the account of this developments the key contemporary issues for the policy makers as well as the welfare recipients is also discussed.
Table of Contents
Introduction    4
Social Policy    4
The Administration of Welfare in the UK    5
Local Government and the Poor Law    5
Origin and Development of UK Welfare Provisions    6
The First Workhouses    9
Impact of Social Policy
on Community Groups    9
Ideological Perspective Related to the Operations of Social Policy    10
Key Contemporary Issues for Policy Makers    12
Contemporary Issues for Welfare Recipients and Providers    13
Conclusion    14
References    15
Introduction
The social policy and the welfare policy in the UK has evolved over the years seeking the changes in the outer world and the development of the people. The social policy was introduced in the UK years ago. Every country follows its own set of welfare policies that is completely different from its counterparts. The social policy practiced within the country is influenced by several factors including the political, conceptual and many more. With the growing years more and more development is experienced in the implementation and the formulation of the policies. Meanwhile in the whole procedure several issues and difficulties are witnessed by the policy makers, welfare recipients, providers and the stakeholders.
The social policy implemented impacts the different communities in different ways as some take it as positive impact and for some it is utter negative. The social groups in the UK has their own perspectives on the social and welfare policies implemented in their country. The social policy most prominently takes into constitution the welfare of the people, administration perceived on the social norms and formulating the policies that would ensure the safety and security of the people. The social policy implementation and monitoring is important seeking the development all around.
Social Policy
The social policy is focused upon the approach of the government of social service towards the constitution of a state where the people welfare is the main concern. The social policy of the country focuses on the several aspects of maintaining the health administration, providing the education and employment facilities to the people, removing crime from the society, maintaining policies for the disabled, community services and several other social problems. The social policy formulated also takes into consideration several general issues like poverty, gender, race including the several responsibilities of the society and community. Social policy is one of the major concerns of the countries (Albert et al., 2017).
United Kingdom is among the unitary state in which the central government is the major party that direct and takes the decision of most of the government activity. The structure in the services in Scotland, wales and Northern Ireland are different from those in the England and Wales. The social policy framework in the country keeps on changing rapidly. The one of the most important change that is ben noticed in the recent years is the transformation of the social security department as the department of work and pension and some of the major changes observed include the transfer of income maintenance department to the inland revenue, the destruction related to the transport department the regions and local government whose social policies were earlier in the office of the deputy prime minister have been shifted to the community and the local government . in the UK the prime departments that take into account the issues of social policies are the central government which accumulates the parliament, the treasury, cabinet office, department of work and pensions, department of health and social care, ministry of justice, home office and department for education (Clarke et al., 2020).
The Administration of Welfare in the UK
After the inception stage the administration of the welfare state of the UK has undergone two major reforms. The first phase has initially covered the era of 1960s and 1970s, in this stage the central government has gone under major reformation to allow the planning and control of public expenditure by the treasury. The reform was held concerning upon the managerial efficiency and the economic planning (Downward, Rasciute & Kumar, 2020). The second phase which initially covered the era of 1980s and 1990s aimed at reconciling the civil service and the administration of welfare and was termed as the new public management. The following setup had three major elements-
· The first major element was the division of the major administration into the agencies in order to analyze the capability of different types of the administrative process. For instance the NHS trusts and the administrative agencies are the prime example of it.
· The next major element is the management introduction, in which the managers and the leading party were concerned to lead it in a format of business, which was concerned to the wider section of the social service as well as the health service.
· Quasi markets, in this the public services need to possess the qualities of economic markets along with separating the purchasing and the provision of service with the involvement of the competition. This trend was found to be more apt in the social care and the health care sector.
Local Government and the Poor Law
In England and Wales the local government raise from the administration of the poor laws. After the establishment of the prime local services related to the education, social assistance and health facilities the power for ensuring the delivery was given to the Poor law guardians and this become the major part of a transformed local government. The British social policy was majorly dominated by the poor laws, which was passed in 1598 and continued till 1948. The law which was accounted provided a negotiation in the poor rate, the initiation of the overseas of relief ad setting up the provisions to provide work to the poor community (Cushing et al., 2021). The Poor Laws were not much appreciated by the people all around the country as the law has increased the poor rates. Eventually the Poor Law was formulated to minimize the cost and effort of looking and managing the poor and constitute a system which will be deliberately same all over the country. The Law made it compulsory to levy a poor rate to fund financial support for those who could not work. It was one of the major social policy that aims to provide utter benefits to the poor section of the society (Dwyer et al., 2019).
Origin and Development of UK Welfare Provisions
The beginning of the UK welfare provisions started during the earlier time the UK has developed the poor law to deal with the economically weaker section of the society. That time the monasteries who were active were doing lot of charity works but after the inactiveness of the monasteries in 1536 the helping for the poor became a mere thing only as no one was taking a stand. Seeking the condition from 1587-1598 the laws were formulated and implemented looking at the time. A law that led to the collection of the mandatory task at the local level provided an utter relief to the poor’s (Edmiston et al., 2017).
These are some most probable concrete landmarks of social welfare policies that were accounted for the period of 1945-
1903 Charles Booth’s observation of the prevailing poverty in London and the life of the economically weaker section and the labor of London.
(1906 – 1912) THE NEW LIBERALISM: To make people liberal in their living. It is said by Lloyd George that ‘We will draw a line below which we will not allow people to live and labor’
1906 this take into consideration the meals at school act.
1901 Seebohm Rowntree’s first study of poverty in York, Poverty: a study of town life
1908 Old Age Pensions Act: means-tested pensions from age 70
1909 The People’s Budget: in this section the super tax has been introduced for the people along with the child tax allowances.
1911 National Insurance Act: sickness insurance and limited provisions for unemployment
1920 Unemployment Insurance Act: non-manual workers included.
(1913 -1941) CHANGE AND DEVELOPMENT: it constitutes and formulates the plan for dealing with the persisting problems solely: ‘In all this change and development, each problem has been dealt with separately,...
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