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Eco imo - challenges you to think in a manner that I believe would lend itself to accounting

haha i haven't even started my related

anyone interested in starting a conversation/thread and providing each other with feedback for essays/paragraphs?

you literally could've just said that the first time you made it sound like you don't need critics - but obviously, you do - you just need to reference them skillfully and deliberately rather than for the sake of it.

dot points that I would elaborate on if I had time (this is v rough) establish an opening: whilst appearing smooth upon its exterior, I soon realised my error in judgment upon contact with the weatherbeaten pickets. you can incorporate imagery - I was engulfed by the piquancy of blue gum...

Nah you need critics for mod b at least if you're aiming for the top band but you have to be clever about the way you integrate them The syllabus talks about how your opinion is informed by others (that's where critics come in)

he literally gave us a lecture today but the Dixon tb works fine for me

my advice is that you don't get too caught up in trying to make your question 'sophisticated' because that's what i did, and wasted so much time. i think use what you have as a springboard and just start researching asap, you might come across interesting ideas whilst researching and you can use...

wouldn't recommend this if you're really serious, because wattpad is convoluted with poor-quality romance and fanfics (i.e. you tell people 'i'm published on wattpad', a particular type of genre comes to mind). but if it's for the sake of getting your writing out, then honestly go for it

Does anyone have advice on how to approach the essay for the critical study of lit? Mod A was straightforward because it was about the significance of textual conversations. but idk what to focus on for Mod B. 'texts are constructed with integrity in order to challenge/engage audiences...

so far i'm ranked top 3 in all my subjects except in subject Y and am coming first in at least two. today i had an exam for subject Y and i assured myself that i would compensate and aim for full marks. however, it involved memorizing an essay, and let's just say i over-estimated my writing...

6 syllables*

did someone say trimester?

that's done it, i'm back in the game

ohhhh okay right, so it all depends

okay, so it's beneficial to the uni.... is it necessarily advantageous for the student?

ATAR for USYD is considerably higher (e.g. business commerce) would a degree from USYD increase employability prospects? if not, then why is the ATAR requirement so much higher? Thank you!

my ranks are really good atm but i feel it all slipping away so anyways... physics sounds utterly terrifying, have fun with that!

thanks jimmysmith, i've come up with a routine that's working for now 1) try to get the bulk of class notes down in class when time is wasted - transferring info from worksheets to docs instead of sitting there etc. 2) use study periods to revise modules from Term 1 and 2 afterschool... 3)...

an inspiration