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    Coursework: The Council of Community Colleges of Jamaica Associate of Science Degree

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    Students are assigned a coursework paper of 1800 words for their General Caribbean Studies course. They must independently study and write an extended paper on the contributions of one of seven Caribbean leaders to their nation, region, or world. The paper will be graded based on content, organization, grammar, expression, and proper referencing to avoid plagiarism. Students are to cite all sources used in their research.

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    Students are assigned a coursework paper of 1800 words for their General Caribbean Studies course. They must independently study and write an extended paper on the contributions of one of seven Caribbean leaders to their nation, region, or world. The paper will be graded based on content, organization, grammar, expression, and proper referencing to avoid plagiarism. Students are to cite all sources used in their research.

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    Students are assigned a coursework paper of 1800 words for their General Caribbean Studies course. They must independently study and write an extended paper on the contributions of one of seven Caribbean leaders to their nation, region, or world. The paper will be graded based on content, organization, grammar, expression, and proper referencing to avoid plagiarism. Students are to cite all sources used in their research.

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    THE COUNCIL OF COMMUNITY COLLEGES OF JAMAICA ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE DEGREE

    COURSEWORK
    SEMESTER II JANUARY 2013
    PROGRAMME: COURSE NAME: CODE: YEAR GROUP: DATE: TIME: DURATION: EXAMINATION TYPE: COURSEWORK 2 - INDIVIDUAL GENERAL CARIBBEAN STUDIES CARS2301 TWO

    DUE DATE: INSTRUCTIONS: Independent Study of a Topic Selected by the Student, culminating in an extended paper (1800 words)

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    Choose ONE of the following Caribbean leaders and examine the contribution made to his nation, the region and/or the world. For the person chosen, explain the factors that contributed to his perceived greatness. a. b. c. d. e. f. g. Arthur Lewis Marcus Garvey Eric Williams Grantley Adams Fidel Castro Buzz Butler Robert Bradshaw

    You are required to cite ALL sources. Penalties will be applied in the event of plagiarism, including failure to cite sources and paraphrasing without citation. Rubric Content: 12 marks Organisation: 3 Grammar & Expression: 5 Referencing: 5 Total 25 marks

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