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Sad. With the exception of the STORY - all of your essays WILL be adaptable to the question. When writing a top notch essay you plan to memorise, you WILL have a criteria in front of you - this is called the RUBRIC. The question for ANY examination must come from the RUBRIC. Thus, if you have...

got RS draft back. mostly positive review. just need to make some additions/changes. gonna do the same with my MW this weekend. oh. and. my teacher wants a new title. apparently it's too literal and simplistic, pfft. and then! we're off to see the wizard. as i drop down to FIVE units WEE. yay...

i hope ee1 trial is simple. cause i need a quick trial recovery period to hammer out the last bits for ext 2.

omg. im dreading updating 3 months worth of journal.

More indepth analysis for you, Alex! Say Max came first in the overall assessment in your school. But, then, Max didn't come first in the external assessment, but instead, Lisa did. She got 50/50 for the external. Max's assessment mark will become 50/50. Last's assessment mark is calculated...

Uhm, I believe the way internal marks work are this: They are used for rank, AND, the difference between marks. Once all the external marks have come back, ie, what you got on your MW + RS, they'll allocate the highest mark from these marks as the assessment mark of the person ranked 1st. And...

Office works? No. I'll just print it out at school, and get it bound there as well. FOR FREE.

I'm starting today! yay! Gonna comb through the Showcase, to see how the pro's do it. And then set out a layout, and get cracking! First draft due on Monday, ackk. At least most of my trials are over, with only Extension 1 English on Monday. Anyone else still editing away on the major work...

While the subject matter of the Major Work can be about anything, it can't SIMPLY be a story about OCD. It should have some grounding in literature, and your research should lead you to read many texts (from and outside of your selected medium) that also focus on the topic, so that you can have...

yeah, im gonna cull some bits from the ending, bring down the final scene to 750 (100 words gone). tighten up a few scenes in the middleish. perhaps another 100 words gone. leaves me 100 words to lose my mind over. ill try and cut as much as possible, but i dont think ill lose my mind over...

1. What's the title of your story? To Hell and Back 2. What's the name of one of the main characters? Lucifer 3.Is/are they guys/girls? One girl. One guy. One God. 4. What is one setting/location? The fuuuuture.. in a noodle house. 5. If you could pick a genre in which your...

Mine is currently on 8300. I guess some tightening up throughout might lower it to 8200? Is that okay?

For a few fleeting moments, it seems as though the inferno would vaporise each drop of water, but then... I am quieted.

I know its all done and stuff. But 12 main characters is far too many. For the purposes of an effective short story, I'd be wary of even three, with 2 being okay.

Quick tip: Don't talk too much about why you changed from this to this to this to this. Explain why you chose what you have now.

major work explores predestination and redemption in a narrative that has the devil as the main character, through a 'literary passage of time', ie, modernism + romanticism. imsopostmodern: im trying to balance em all together, treating august 28 as the date of my ext 2 'trial' blegh ive...

mumble mumble. i still have 1500 words to write for my major work, that is, the end of it. i know how its supposed to pan out. ive written the end several times before. im still changing/editing some other stuff throughout. hoping to have a final draft ready next week. reflection statement...

The word is also Amen, but pronounced as A-meen, not 'men' as in English. Furthermore, if you don't know the very basics of a religion, why are you writing about it?

They have been very brief and rare. But yes. Currently working on 3rd draft, grr.

94 for Advanced. You need to be able to write analytical, sophisticated, powerful essays, memorise them, and be able to adapt them to any question. You should also have a thorough knowledge of your texts, if you need to call upon info not in your essay to answer the question. But the rule of...