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Session 1, Week 2, Conceptual Framework
Session 1, Week 2, Conceptual Framework
Facilitator: Nicholas
Year: 2019
Semester 2 — week: 2
Unit of Study: ACCT1006
References: Lecture slides week 1, Previous PASS materials
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Welcome to PASS!
Icebreaker
Think about 2 interesting things about yourself and make another one up. Write them down
below. When your table is ready, go in a circle and share them with each other. Try to guess
which one the lie is!
Time for a game of Taboo! Feel free to use the space below to write down anything you were
unsure about, or didn’t know, to discuss with the group.
2. What are the sections of the Conceptual Framework? Provide a brief description of what is
specified within each section.
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lecturers and it does not have the status of “formal course content”. Rather, it is based on common questions from
students and your facilitator’s experiences. PASS materials are only intended for PASS sessions and are not to be taken to
lecturers or tutors. PASS material is not necessarily representative of assessable/examinable content but does provide
opportunities to deepen and apply your learning in specific unit of studies. For specific advice on examinable content
ALWAYS consult with your lecturers. The PASS team do not know what is on exams and cannot comment on assessable
materials at any time. It is not ethical for PASS facilitators to share their knowledge of the exams they have sat in the past,
to advantage PASS participants against people who do not come to PASS. The PASS management team have instructed
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Close
What is something from today’s session that you
have learnt?
DISCLAIMER: PASS materials (e.g., activities/ questions/practice quizzes) have been developed by the PASS team using
a range of resources. Unlike lecture and tutorial materials, the content has not been developed in collaboration with
lecturers and it does not have the status of “formal course content”. Rather, it is based on common questions from
students and your facilitator’s experiences. PASS materials are only intended for PASS sessions and are not to be taken to
lecturers or tutors. PASS material is not necessarily representative of assessable/examinable content but does provide
opportunities to deepen and apply your learning in specific unit of studies. For specific advice on examinable content
ALWAYS consult with your lecturers. The PASS team do not know what is on exams and cannot comment on assessable
materials at any time. It is not ethical for PASS facilitators to share their knowledge of the exams they have sat in the past,
to advantage PASS participants against people who do not come to PASS. The PASS management team have instructed
PASS facilitators not to provide such information at anytime.
DISCLAIMER: PASS materials (e.g., activities/ questions/practice quizzes) have been developed by the PASS team using a range of
resources. Unlike lecture and tutorial materials, the content has not been developed in collaboration with lecturers and it does not
have the status of “formal course content”. Rather, it is based on common questions from students and your facilitator’s
experiences. PASS materials are only intended for PASS sessions and are not to be taken to lecturers or tutors. PASS material is not
necessarily representative of assessable/examinable content but does provide opportunities to deepen and apply your learning in
specific unit of studies. For specific advice on examinable content ALWAYS consult with your lecturers. The PASS team do not know
what is on exams and cannot comment on assessable materials at any time. It is not ethical for PASS facilitators to share their
knowledge of the exams they have sat in the past, to advantage PASS participants against people who do not come to PASS. The
PASS management team have instructed PASS facilitators not to provide such information at anytime.