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GOOD ON YOU MATE. PROUD OF YOU. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK :)

BROTHER WE SHARE SEVEN UNITS :)))

don't worry i'm also scared of wasting my holidays. Maybe set up mini goals to get you started studying? :)

I dont see any harm in just signing your initials on to it. You can always just sign on it after?

I know a guy who started his medium scale oil painting around this time of year and he ended up getting artexpress and Va state rank so definitely possible

I feel like its quite manageable. The skill sets are quite transferable between the ext and adv levels so its feels like you are doing 5 subjects despite technically doing 7 subjects. Like Chiprr mentioned, you do get extra free periods since you are doing 12 units instead of 13 units but most...

there's forage which is not really actual virtual work experience but kinda like taster courses https://www.theforage.com/

coco and kingT are good too

Im very lucky that my school covers jstor for me :)

Middle-range vocab is fine. I think "elaborate" and "explain" is less so structure but more so a lack of depth in analysis? Perhaps you only said that a certain literary technique does a certain thing without further explaining why the composer did it or how it connects back to the overall...

to find exemplar essays either on the resources tab on BOS or acehsc. Just search up on google and a bunch of resources should pop up. Jstor usually doesnt have any comparative essays but I find it as a good resource to get good bits of analysis that is usually not covered in class.

Hardest: Mod C (so subjective in terms of marking and HOW TF DO I WRITE A DISCURSIVE) Common Mod (Its alr) Mod B (Just read a bunch of academic articles since its a commonly studied/analysed text) Mod A (I personally find comparative essays easier than normal essays) Easiest

To get university-level analysis on english, you don't necessarily have to contact uni academics. Just read up some academic articles and journals, it basically contains the same content.

@as.merd

Rather than having tutoring sessions every week, you could just have tutoring sessions around exam time. This wouldn't be as much of a financial burden?

First time seeing someone do Persia 😍 It’s always either Rome or Greece lol

Anything but stem haha