This first page is used to place the Assignment
Number and Title of your Assessment.
You should write the assignment question out in full as given by the lecturer. If there
is a choice of questions, then you must identify clearly which question you are
doing.
Unit Title
Student Name and Number
Assignment Writing Template
This Word file has been created in response to requests from students. The use of
this file is optional and students have the responsibility to check that their written
assignments comply with all academic conventions. The page layout and styles are
structured to write your assignment according to the conventions in the School of
Education’s APA (American Psychological Association) Referencing Style
(Hoffman, 2005). However, there are limitations to what this Word file can provide.
This template is a read only file. This means that when you write your assignment
and save, the file will request you to do a ‘Save As’ and create a new Word file.
Make sure you note where you save the file for future reference.
The styles highlighted below have been ‘built in’ under the ‘Styles’ field. Students
should make themselves acquainted with using ‘Styles’ in Microsoft Word. Again, it
is the student’s responsibility to ensure the most appropriate style is used in
assignments. If necessary, discuss beforehand with the Unit Lecturer or Tutor about
the requirements for setting out specific assignments.
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Assignment Number and Title
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Unit Title
Student Name and Number
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Assignment Number and Title
2
Unit Title
Student Name and Number
References
Hoffman, R. J. (2005). Referencing guide for the College of Education. Fremantle:
The University of Notre Dame Australia Library.
A list of references is placed on a separate page. The listing cites all sources
mentioned in your assignment.
Assignment Number and Title
3