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Usually in the report and essay in the first sentence of each body para. Short answers are good to give a definition too.

Some good agencies include ABC, SMH, Daily Mail and The Guardian.

I'm probably going to make up some articles tbh.

Usually 3 LCMID per para for the options and 2-3 LCMID for the crime paras. So for the options usually 12 per essay and for crime usually 6-9 in one essay.

I haven't completely memorised it though, like there are some parts that I do forget like media articles.

I mean 10 per option.

10 each for the 25 markers (family and workplace) and 15ish for crime, but it really depends on how much comes back to me on the day.

Oh dear that's brutal. I don't do bio but I heard it sucks.

Economic is really good because you can yap on about COVID and how that damaged the economy and HR (reduction of employees and less employee bargaining power)

I'm still trying to memorise my essay plans and para ideas, I'm gonna use paras that are applicable to a lot of questions so I don't have a lot to memorise. 2 days are a little short tbh but I think having an overview will help.

For the past weekish I've been revising for legal and business but today is just for business as I'm consolidating my business knowledge today.

That single-handedly saved us thank you.

Lmao that explains it

You worded it better than me but that's really good info.

Control - random checks of quality across the production line Assurance - the use of a system in order to assess if standards of quality are met ie using benchmarks Improvement - the involvement of all components/sections of the production line which aims to achieve the best quality outputs...

My only motivation at this point is knowing that I'll never have to do the HSC ever again.

Yeah, marketing strategies are driven by market segmentation. For a marketing strategy to exist, market segmentation needs to occur which explains why market segmentation is at the start of the strategies section of the marketing syllabus.

The best tip I got for the essay is to use a case study from the real world. It doesn't have to be the case study you did in class but so long as it's from real life and it's legitimate you will get the marks. I did that a little bit for trials and got 19/20.

You can use real-life examples you come across every day such as Woolies's self-serve checkouts (an example of technology replacing HR and technology improving operations ie dependability) and Woolies Everyday Rewards cards (an example of relationship marketing which improves the promotional...

For essay body paragraphs I usually write in DPEEL: D - Definition P - Point (answers the question directly) E - Explain (provide theory knowledge) E - Evidence (case studies and making judgements on effectiveness) L - Link (makes an explicit judgement that links directly to the question)...