Do tell - I want to hear some good stories.I will say, there has been some dodgy stuff at my school.
Do tell - I want to hear some good stories.I will say, there has been some dodgy stuff at my school.
They aren't anything too interesting, but I'll save them for a meat. You don't know who could be lurking.Do tell - I want to hear some good stories.
My belonging essay is about the paradoxical nature of belonging as well. It talks about how not belonging can be good rather than bad as perceived by most, but what I'm confused about is how am I supposed to 'adapt' my essay to the question if it asks completely something else that doesn't have anything to do with not-belongingUnethical: memorise a tutor's or state ranker's essay (I don't condone this, hello mcneilage)
Ethical: For your belonging essay, have some underlying aspect of belonging you are addressing. For mine I did the paradoxical nature of belonging.
For the creative, don't just throw is as many descriptive words as you can for the sake of it. Appeal to the senses, most people only appeal to sight or touch. Try taste or sound; hell I even went as far as appealing to the kinaesthetic senses in my creative.
For short answers there isn't much, just understand how different texts/composers convey a sense of belonging with relevant textual evidence and it's gg no re.
"Over time, an individual's perceptions are shaped by their experiences and interactions with the world, as the underlying dichotomy of belonging reveals its paradoxical nature."My belonging essay is about the paradoxical nature of belonging as well. It talks about how not belonging can be good rather than bad as perceived by most, but what I'm confused about is how am I supposed to 'adapt' my essay to the question if it asks completely something else that doesn't have anything to do with not-belonging
Example; 'An individual’s perceptions of belonging evolve in response to the passage of time and interaction with their world.' Can I even use my essay here/ mention not-belonging?
Oh so just tweak the question a bit"Over time, an individual's perceptions are shaped by their experiences and interactions with the world, as the underlying dichotomy of belonging reveals its paradoxical nature."
Then mould your thesis to address how a sense of belonging/not-belonging ultimately transcends the current state of society as time and interactions influence our personal perceptions of belonging.
That's what I would do anyway.
Well the question really is just how our view of belonging is changed by time/society/interactions. Why not highlight how time/society/interactions change our view to one of a paradoxical nature? You basically only have to discuss perceptions of belonging (with respect to time/etc), and these perceptions can evolve around your thesis of a paradoxical sense of belonging.Oh so just tweak the question a bit
Hmm good tip
I see what you mean.Well the question really is just how our view of belonging is changed by time/society/interactions. Why not highlight how time/society/interactions change our view to one of a paradoxical nature? You basically only have to discuss perceptions of belonging (with respect to time/etc), and these perceptions can evolve around your thesis of a paradoxical sense of belonging.
I'm useless at English - Abz, LHS or Blue Suede would probably be better to ask (plus, I dont think your answer is that bad anyway).Well that's my opinion anyway. Wait until enoilgam returns for his more-experienced opinion.
That's great, you're going to smash your trialsCSSA belonging question and creative stimulus = perfect
I already spent one week creating an adaptable essay and creative though, it was pretty easy to mould and the textual evidence coincided with the 'choice' part perfectly AND the other part where circumstances may inhibit a sense of belonging, despite their choice. Everything fit perfectly. My creative as well fit with the whole concept of the fish coming out of the bowl.
lol they're finishedThat's great, you're going to smash your trials
But I don't study like that!??!?!?!1
Not completely on topic but not completely off either
lol i just watched that. He kinda failed with the wog accent, but still funny
Not completely on topic but not completely off either
Yeah. I get his point though.lol i just watched that. He kinda failed with the wog accent, but still funny
Yeah. I get his point though.
Funnily enough I have a mix of both not saying I'm a girl, just studying patterns)
Funny thing is that I was planning to hit up HK with my Asian mateAre you implying you have a mix of schoolies/china holiday after hsc?
The Asian dad bit is the best