I'm pretty sure Nesa is knowledgeable that some schools only teach discursive while some only teach narrative and for Mod C, the whole point of it is to write differing points of view on a certain stimulus which means to truly create unique responses that stand out and allow for a wide range of perspectives to be viewed. Thus, I am adamant they would give us a choice between a discursive or a narrative
oh really it was the opposite at my school, the few that picked discurisve outperfomed the imaginative pieces
I would but don't have it sorry
I'll ask my teacher for you
literally just memorise ur syllabus and have case studies
in general, obviously there are exceptions, but thats the general feedback from the mod c markers. not everyones good at creative either, like its kinda hard to teach someone to be a good creative writer whereas discursive is slightly more formulaic
take a break till tmrw then slowly start memorising, trust me your brain's stored it, the thought of the exam is getting to you.
happened to me before trials and i think it was bc i was too stressed? do it spaced outttt and slowly, once you learn a section put it together with the rest and then say it out loud and write it down
itll probably come back to you in the exam too, thats what happened to me, it will be in ur head somewhere
i make my case studies up but xiexie i will try. i feel like a b6 is achievable, but i rlly rlly rlly rlly would love to hit a 95 in business.
hardest question of all.... what is a business
Bruh that reminds me of being in class and the document telling me to define an easy ass word and me for some reason copying the definition straight off google
dm me i'll send u a short answer thing i wrote up for some yr11 mates
Not really bro short answer is the easiest damn thing there, its the section you should be getting a solid 17-18 for
*waiting for that bum ass study tips account on here to answer it using chatGBT*
13/20 for short answer and 20/20 for Common Mod. Got any tips mate..
well you see, if you take the first and last letter of the word 'business' you get 'bs'
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