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Rise Assessment Guidance 2023/4

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The Rise assessment is your way to convert your Rise experiences into academic credit, and this self-study pack is your route into that process.
Once they’ve earned 300 points, eligible students can submit an assessed piece that tells us what they did, why it was valuable and what they’re going to do next.

It’s worth considering this as you earn points, so this self-study pack takes you though some useful tools to think about your learning with Rise, along with some key information on how to put your submission together.

Completing this self-study pack itself alone won’t be enough to claim credit. Between each topic, you’ll need to put in a significant amount of independent work in actually creating your portfolio. However, by following the tips we will outline here, you will build a good foundation upon which to develop your own ideas.

Important: To access this course, you’ll need to enrol:[




Key InformationPointsN/AEffort10 hours plus writingPrerequisitesnoneRelease Date1st December 2023
Author Info

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John Lean is a Senior Lecturer in Education at Manchester Met and the Programme Leader of Rise.