Your reflection piece for this module is unique in the sense that it is not a piece of writing that you usually engage with or have much prior experience. If you’ve visited our blogs before, you would have read about the top tips that we have shared and the structure...
With Trial exams for 2023 only a weeks weeks, away, each of our students have started preparing for their English exams – the first exam to kick off the period! One of the sections with the most unknown variables will be Module C – students won’t know what text type...
It’s here and there is no denying it. What are we talking about? Chat GPT of course. Whilst its features may be new and exciting, its application within the learning space for students is very similar. You have a question, you put it to Chat GPT for an answer....
Ther are lots of different things you will get told and taught to improve your essay. Use more evidence Incorporate higher order literary techniques Develop a stronger thesis Write more Do these sound familiar to you? Even though I can’t hear your response, I...
There isn’t necessarily a right or wrong way of approaching your reflection. Rather, what you should focus on is including the elements set out below and then you will be in on your way. Be sure to maintain paragraphs that contain a certain idea that your express with...
You’ve just received your mark back on your latest assessment. It’s not quite what you are after. You may be in Year 11 and after maintaining solid marks throughout your junior years, this seems to be a dip in results. But a number is just a number. Unless we...
And then all the other questions that go with it…where does it go? What does it do? Isn’t it the same as topic sentence? Do I include it in my conclusion? Ah, the list goes on. Well let’s try and give some insight to better understand what it is...
A very good question. Glad you asked. Whilst this is generally aimed towards the HSC course for Standard and Advanced English, what we share can also be applied to students completing their preliminary studies in the Reading to Write module. So, let’s get on...
Shakespeare put the original question to us in Hamlet when Prince Hamlet poses to audiences in a dramatic speech, “To be, or not to be”. That question seems to resonate as we prepare to write essays on his timeless pieces of literature as we are now...
Now you’ve found it you can stop searching. This is The Guide you have been looking for – an explanation of both concepts together with a few pointers on how to actually create meaning and use these elements as part of your analysis for your next essay. Let’s...
