Mediation Theory and Practice

The post is of two assignments

1:Confidentiality is intrinsic to mediation.’ Discuss with reference to relevant law, mediation theory and practice in one field of mediation (community, family, RJ, commercial), drawing examples from the jurisdiction of England & Wales and one other juris

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(N.B. At the top of the first page of the essay the question should be written out, followed by which two jurisdictions you are focusing on, and which field of mediation you have chosen.)

ASSESSMENT CRITERIA

The assessment criteria comprise the following requirements, namely, that the student has demonstrated:

• understanding of information and knowledge and critical awareness of the
relevant issues
• planning and coherence in the structure of the response
• application of the law to the issues
• viable innovative solutions
• depth of analysis, description and discussion in promoting the arguments
• ability to use relevant research methodologies and techniques*
• application of relevant legal and non-legal sources*
• capacity to locate relevant legal and non-legal sources
• a high level of competence in offering and evaluating complex solutions
• an advanced command of English
• ability to comply with the word limit*

OSCOLA Referencing

2:Examine ichiro’s shifting sense of identity in no-no boy. is he japanese? is he american? why did he elect not to go to war and what impact is it having on him now? discuss how he deals with people in general, but pay particular attention to his interactions with kenji and his mother. (require have the book (no-no boy), and quote from the book, times new roman, 12 font, souces are the books only)

does the protagonist in "everything you pawn I will redeem" truly know that regalia belongs to his grandmother? if not, why does he do what he does throughout the story anyway? what do you think the dancing means at the end of the story? (times new roman, 12 font, sources is the article only)

2 summaries each with 3 Citations
Exploring Family Theories, by Smith & Hamon. Family development theory chapter.
The other summary same book but Structural Functionalism Theory of Family Chapter

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