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that's really good

I guess that's how they're related

You never know 👀

Thank you so much

I VOLUNTEER

Thank you so much for that...what do you recommend in terms of a possible word count (I know it would amount to 500 max, but how much detail should be required for my work compared to the prescribed text )

So I had forgotten to link my prescribed text in the introduction, and the other comments were on clarity and being specific. I do think I need a completely different structure

I need an expert opinion on how I should approach my reflection...I didn't;t have a reflection in the trials and for my assessment I only got a 7/10 for it. I'm not sure about the structure or what I should cover, other than my piece and a prescribed text

Basically is everyone going to share their ATAR here? Edit: Page 420 🤘

https://www.tiktok.com/@rubix_learning/video/7417715433781906706

When we get our ATAR's on the 18th of December, would it be feasible for everyone to share it here? Because a bunch may not have achieved their target ATAR and seeing everyone with really good ATARs or people just being happy with what they got, will hurt a little.

I will end it if I get HR for the report...marketing for an essay is beautiful

Interesting...mine isn't too different because its about a guy who through music, reminisces his past experiences of a relationship and how their breakup affected his psyche, and then finding solace and a moment of clarity from the natural world

maybe he was wondering whether setting a goal of 95 was bad

Idk if this has occurred to you already, but I find that the structure of the textual conversations essay is really similar to the Mod C reflection, where in mod a you can explore the later text first and write about how it resonates or dissonates with the earlier text. Even with the reflection...

Business here! When I want to take a break from English, I just end up reading through my notes for one of the topics (for 4 days) repeatedly, so that at least some definitions retain. It can also help in identifying if there are sections in the syllabus you find harder to memorise and therefore...

That 500 in 20 is also the fastest I can write, I think its because we memorise the creative and that we enjoy the narrative

800 in 25 is cooked. Bruh I can only do 500 in 20...Though I can really relate to the story being your child, I'm also quite proud of how my story ended up.

have you also memorised a 20 mark version or would you write more on the day itself