MAKE ROOM FOR UNDERSTANDING
Hello, Maha.
Big questions. Clearer thinking.
Your own space to explore crime, justice and the world around you.
Find your next step
No rush. Just a place to begin.Who gets to define what counts as crime?
Think of a behaviour whose legal or social status has changed. What does that tell you about power, values and social context?
ACTIVE RECALL
A thought at a time.
Try an answer in your own words before revealing the study note.
Original introductory revision prompts, not Deakin teaching materials or exam questions. Extend each answer using your assigned readings.
SMALL STEPS, STEADY PROGRESS
Make space to study.
Add your own deadlines from your unit site. Nothing is scheduled for you automatically.
Your study list
THINK IT THROUGH
A stronger argument
starts here.
An outline to develop in your own words. Your notes save as you type on this browser.
THE PARAGRAPH CHECK
Make every point earn its place.
- Claim
What are you arguing? - Evidence
What supports it? - Analysis
How does that evidence help? - Link
How does it answer the question?
Use your assessment rubric and the referencing style required by your unit. This workspace helps organise ideas; it does not generate an assignment.
YOUR STARTING POINT
Explore the course.
A starting map for Deakin’s Bachelor of Criminology (A329). Choose your actual units and deadlines from your own enrolment and unit guides.