ok its me who needs help now lol
so when did you make this plan?
also so an essay plan: like did you write an essay you memorised or like what was the plan
(if ur charging for it don't worry jst gimmie the overview not the details)
I made this around trials and finished during the HSC (I'd probably do it earlier when you're actually doing the topics in class)
the essay plans had a question - or multiple - around a syllabus point, sometimes they were actual past HSC questions, or sometimes they were practice questions I got from a textbook. I wrote a brief argument statement, (what I'd argue at the top of the page) and my body paragraph arguments. Then I'd usually dot point paragraphs and organise content to fit there (I got this from pretty extensive notes I'd made throughout the year)- I'd memorise the essay plans content and then use them to write practice essays. I'll send you one!
Modern has a lotttt of content so this ensured I was only memorising what was important to an essay - also helps to avoid content dumping if you're in the practice of that, memorising it in a plan will hopefully avoid content dumping everything in your brain on the topic. Deliberately selecting your historical content also helps you solidify what you're arguing this evidence proves. There were some essay plans I wrote as practice essays and received feedback on. For me personally, once I have written a practice essay I kind of remember the majority of it, at least the argument and a good portion of the content, so that's what I did
