Our story
I am a dedicated individual/ social scientist empowered citizen. I am committed to crafting creating exceptional experiences as a life coach. My focus lies in providing respect, reliable and innovative, quality solutions, a a genuine practitioner to better humanity in the field of fairness, Justice, P.I (private Investigator) Social Scientist, AFP Politiciann or a Lawyer as (Practice-field of profession).
Our history
From modest beginnings, week 1- Week 13 I've grown through unwavering dedication and a commitment to continuous improvement in my learning journey of the unit HUMN2078. Each week has reinforced core revealation in the power of collaboration and the importance of integrity. I am passionate about what I do, and excited to share my story with you.

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Portfolio Week 1-Dated: Thurs: 05.03.2026
The best experience for grounding, connecting to source and engaging with the creator and its creation as God who created us from the earth and grounding was a huge part of my life - as I call it. Be still and Know :)
understanding who I am connecting to my mind, body and soul as an empowered citizen because change starts with me.
As I download from heaven from my father in heaven for us as his people.
Giving me peace and comfort in future career pathways as the world needs:
fairness, in the fields of justice, social scientist, AFP, Lawyer, Private investigator, politician, be an influencer to my community and the world around me as being an explorer.
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PORTFOLIO WEEK 2-Dated: Thur:13.03.2026
Curiosity didn't kill the cat - it started with me as a good person.
I know that I know that I know that I am a good person.
understanding our Academic values bases
- Honesty
- Trust
- Fairness
- Respect
- Responsibility
The 2nd week helps me to being a good researcher as guided by the National statement on Ethical Conduct in Human research.2025
which frames the relationship between the researchers and the research participants.
a relationship depends on trust, respect, mutual responsibility and equality.
- - research merit and integrity
- - justice
- - beneficence
- - respect
Balancing risks and benefits
Academic ethics and entries
Ai - used for planning & preparation unless acknowledged.

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PORTFOLIO WEEK 3-DATE:THUR:19.03.2026
HUMN2078-Curiosity didn't kill the cat
- is a competency - a skill based subject that I as part of this website was to demonstrate my competency against all learning outcomes in achieving a satisfactory.
The learning prompt was to be an explorer using the skills to develop and create as an explorer hence investigating and communicating social issues as an empowered citizen.

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Wk 4 PORTFOLIO-Dated: 26.03.2026
WHO says?? - Information Power Trust
AWARENESS is PROTECTIVE
The importance of information sources awareness to reason why I am inclined to dismiss or believe the information " who says? - the information is power from trusted sources that relied on my awareness to protect the community impact and the globe as cited in the guides book reading resources chapter 3 who say? Information, Power and Trust.
understanding how to navigate a world by developing my information literacy
- Identifying misinformation or disinformation and bias.
- Check our facts
- Apply a frame work
I have developed the most valuable intellectual habits-practices in week 4 as a 1. social scientist, 2. Researchers 3. AFP 4. Lawyer, 5. Fairness, 6. P.A - Investigator 7. Politician
Recognising to complicate the answer - not to replace it but to go deeper underneath it as a curious investigator.
using the framework information checklist literacy and genuinely useful and sufficient without something else that has to come first.
CRITICAL CONSCIOUSNESS
"Banking model of education" -The fundamental act
Difference between Bug & Feature
A Bug - is an unintentional, accidental error that disrupts the users experience while A Feature is intentionally designed to enhance it.
Bugs uplate's requirements Features fulfill them.
" Reading is a research skill"
The most challenging and important part of the unit was - repeating an experts report or final research to outline as a good social scientist in order to contribute in making the world a better place to live.
- Theory > Comparing the context of
Practimatical or Problematical
Understanding research comes from curiosity.
# Driving policies and Changing procedures
# social criticism and empowerment
How I was empowered with the motivation in me to be curious about the problems or challenges in their terms of:
CHALLENGES : as slightly positive and seeing the light in solving it in some ways
PROBLEMS: Problem Solving - needs critical thinking flexible seeing things are in a different length

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Wk5 PORTFOLIO-Dated: Thur: 02-03/04/2026
Super Wicket Problem-Climate Change
- Development goals or aspiration goals.
As in this context when excluding climate change I have acquired the skills to know that researchers' questions should be clear, conscient and should be directed to my research.
- Referencing learnt to an expert to reference using N-note as End note.
OUTCOMES - Curiosity didn't kill the cat
- understanding the role of my research as an empowered citizen engaging with the global sustainability challenges.
- Demonstrating research literacy skills within the context of academic and professional practice as well as an engaged and empowered citizen within the area of my profession.
- Demonstrate the use of diverse data collection and analysis methods including both qualitative and quantitative approaches.
- understanding the importance of information literacy particularly in the context of information and bias in contemporary society.
- Demonstrating diverse forms of research communication including in understanding the need to make research accessible to all.
Group Research Practical assessment Task
Based on :
SLO1 understanding my role as a researcher and an empowered citizen engaging with the global sustainability impact.
SLO4 Understanding the importance of information literacy particularly particular in the context of misinformation, bias the case presented.
SLO5 Demonstrating diverse form of research communication inclusive of the group members of 4 from all different diversity groups to be inclusive to all for it's diversity access purpose.

WEEK 6 PORTFOLIO-No site Lecture
No Tutorial-DATED: 09/04/2026
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This is where our journey begins.outside of the Tutorial as reserved for the Field Trip to the Museum as I continue to be explore and reflect on the impacts of the anthropogenic climate change.
Amazing experience for me as I would never thought of how wicket climate change impact had the environment around us until Iliterally did this field trip refer to week 8 below on our next slide on the Trip dated:24.04.2026

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WK 7 PORTFOLIO-DATED:Thursday:16.04.2026
Super Wicket Problem-Climate Change
- Development goals or aspiration goals.
As in this context when excluding climate change I have acquired the skills to know that researchers' questions should be clear, conscient and should be directed to my research.
while prepare and planned my data collection document and completed my interview plans for Part B of the Data collection Task.
Writing my questionaire reflections around the topic of anthropogenic climate change and sms my 2 interviews to seek their consent for the interview straight after class as learnt at the tutorial class with our tutor Ms Mandy.
completed a climate change survey online straight after class.

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PORTFOLIO WEEK 8 & 9 SEMESTER BREAK-Date:20.04.2026-03.05.2026
WK8 Review -Dated: MonDay: 20/04/2026 - Sunday 26/04/2026
I planned my field trip to the museum on week 8 on the Friday 24th of April 2026 on a fine day, I truely enjoyed this trip by catching the public transport that early morning by catching the monorail then train and below are some of the out field trip memories as I reflect on this trips exploration to recognised how wicket the climate change impacted our environment and the world around us.
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WK 10 PORTFOLIO-Date:Thur: 07.05.2026
The anthropogenic climate change as introduced in class as as we were taught about online as well on our FriYayys class. outlining the impacts and most importantly learnt to create questions as a social science as to why, where, why, how... leading to my critical thinking.
Skills used
- How to talk , listen to people and ask questions.
- to be able to collect data to solve the global issue of the world today
- in our individual pospective of view by Dr. Rowena Butland
Researching towards social addresss.
Interpreting Data that has been analysed.
QUALITATIVE DATA :
- The mode
- The median
- The mean
- The range
- The standard Cleviation
- What we are looking for
Introduction to the data analysis
Ability to recognition to repeated button recognition
- Similar process in systimatic way
- Next points transparency
Followed by documentation
- Impairicle papers
Honest about it
- saying you are interested in at the same time you are saying iam not interested in
- Dictated by question or data
- Qualitative Data - details the answer to the questions.
- Quantative Data - Any data that can be used by figures and counting, media and the process of statistics and
- QUalitative Data- Not in use so we are not assess on this
categories and finding
present
read through transcript - receipt code
Code colours : Green, Yellow or White impacts

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WK 11 PORTFOLIO - DATED: 14.05.2026
Mapping my Platforms
- Facebook, gmail. outlook. google
- Instagram,
- LinkIn
- Threat
- Imo
- Telegram
- Spotify
- Map
FraYayy Online tutorial-DATED: 15.05.2026
The online FraYAy online Tutorial taught by Dr. Rowena Butland.
Research Level - 3rd Germovie - Excel program
- Variables
- Categorisation
Types of Variable:
- Categorical
- Continues
Statistics - very mathematic way of seeing the world

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WEEK 12 PORTFOLIO - Dated: Thursday.21.05.2026
Practical GroupTask on critical Thinking
List of the 5 things to pick on a stranded island
- Glass - Use for drinking and reflection to signal for help if spot a helicopter or ship/boat
- Knife - Hunting, spear to catch fish, cut firewood and chop or peel food. build a shelter for extreme weather
- Sleeping bag - Keep us warm at night so we don't get sick from the cold.
- Book - use to read as to relax and use the pages to start our fire if the fire goes off.
- Apple- Eat the apple and planted the seeds so we get more fruits incase if we are going to be on the island for a while till we get some help.
Similarities and Differences
Practicle Task 2 : Was to identify the similarities and the differences so we were asked to empty our bags and identify the above Task.
- SIMILAR -
Laptop, Pen, Phones, Notebook, Drivers license, Bags Cash, Money.
- DIFFERENCES -
Drinks, Lighter, Lip Ben, Umbrella, Keys, Glass, Head-sets, Chargers, Sandwich, Pencil-Case, Water, Energy Drink, Coffee, Minties, Lollies, Passport, Hand-Towel, Ashma Buffer

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WEEK 13 PORTFOLIO - DATED: THURS: 21/05/2026
Group 3 Presentation
To pitch our idea of the concept of the unit HUNM 2078 as Curiosity didn't kill the cat.
Group Task
Audians : HUMN2078 class (Student) and Lecturers
Members : Maria, Angeline and Myself- Merelyn
Fields of Expertise :
- Maria - Social Work
- Angeline - Law
- Me as Merelyn - Criminal Comunity Justice and Social Work
Present 2mins each on the unit impacting us as individuals and how to basically apply corelate this strategies towards our future fields of practice.