CUC100 Assessment 1: Learning Reflections (x2)Page 2of 2Learning Reflection 2(5%)(Due Monday Week 5, 11:59pm)By now you should have started developing ideasabout the scenario you have chosenfor your...

CUC100 Assessment 1: Learning Reflections (x2)Page 2of 2Learning Reflection 2(5%)(Due Monday Week 5, 11:59pm)By now you should have started developing ideasabout the scenario you have chosenfor your essay (from oneof the fivelisted below).Respond to each prompt below in a paragraph of 100-150 words (a total word count of 200-300 words):1.Identify your chosen scenario and scope and describesome of the different sustainability concernsthat you think need to be considered under each of the three dimensions(environmental, social and economic)?2.Giventhe concernsyou have identified,which of the three dimensions do you think should be responded to first to help achieve a sustainable outcome? How and why do you think this might contribute to a more sustainable outcome?For example, in BenBrown’sTanakeke Island case (see video inWeek 4.2),the economic pillar had to be addressed before the other two pillars,because the community was concerned about their livelihoods.Scenarios:•Food production•Extreme climate events •Consumerism•Resource usage in a professional organisation (e.g. hospital, school, law firm, etc.)•Tourism

Suggestions to help you complete these tasks:•Use Times New Roman, size 12 font, 1.5 spacing•Read the questions carefully, stay on topic and stick tothe word limit.•Use Scoop-itto help inform your ideas.•Read the guidelines for the persuasive essay (Assessment 4) so that you are clear about the scenarios available to choose from and how this assessment relates to Assessment4.•Structure each reflection in two separate paragraphs to fully answer both questions.•There reflective writing genre differs from essay writing.A learning reflection should giveyour original thoughts, knowledge and/orideas on a topic withnoconcern aboutbeingright orwrong. It should relate tothe topic through meaningful, everyday life experience. Your voice (as author) should be clear and relatively informal. Use this task


as a starting point towardbuilding yourunderstanding ofsustainability and your chosen scenario,as well as an opportunity to practice writing clearly and concisely.•Try tochallenge yourself to reflect critically and analytically about sustainability in your answers.