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Whatever you pick, you'll somehow find yourself where you're supposed to be anyways. Don't stress too much about it.

Here's what you can do: look online for notes for your subjects. Skim through their topic 1 summary, then make notes on it. The key is not to know absolutely everything about the subject, but just enough to be able to explain the main stuff. From a psychology standpoint, the TLDR is that your...

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Lmao, if only I didn't Botez gambit so much.

Well, this might be too late, but here are some thoughts without getting too technical about the essay. You've got a lot of great stats, but there's too many. Stick to the core few, such as HDI (and the 3 related to it). Don't be afraid to recycle the best stats rather than putting a billion...

This sounds like a lot of fun, thanks for hosting @jimmysmith560 !

Start sticking campaign flyers in places that teachers would never expect.

As the others have said, you'll be fine. The least you can do for all your diligent studying up till now is to just chill.

The good news is, your marks are improving, and there's something your tutor is definitely doing that's helping you do that. See if you can get your tutor to deconstruct their analyses and why they chose certain ideas over others. Here's what I've found, I really don't think you need to fully...

1 hour exercise + 8 hours sleep is solid. Try to get in 2 hours of study per weekday, and double that on the weekends. The weird thing about studying is that it gets more efficient the more you do it. So, don't fret too much about the number of hours you're doing, but rather if you're studying a...

I'd say to look at a bunch of places. Two that come to my head are this forum and acehsc. Though, you can really just google search for essays on the text you're studying.

Don't even stress, 80 is easily doable for you.

The last one. Take a look at exemplar responses on the interwebs, and take a bit from them here and there. Avoid the rabbit hole of trying to reinvent the wheel, because there won't be analyses that haven't already been analysed by another student. Read the texts if you'd like, but just make...

Might just feel that way. I'm sure you didn't bomb them.

So, one way you could do this is reference the link as website source. The other way you can do this is take a policy you like in the pdf, then search on google to find a reputable source that talks about it, and then reference that one lmao.

The first one is good. Just remember: Big words. Big spaces. Be careful of your curvy letters, like s and e.

So, to add to this, you can actually deconstruct globalisation into the 5 drivers. Then, search for policies related to each of the 5 drivers. Eg this is one I found when looking for policies relating to trade. http://www.sice.oas.org/ctyindex/brz/WTO/ENGLISH/s358_sum_e.pdf

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Hi, I'm Ben. I graduated from Sefton in 2017 with an atar of 98.30. I teach locally to Canley Heights in small group classes of max 5 students, which lets me help as many students as I can without compromising on individual attention and feedback. For this reason, I don't take on new students...

Eh, it's not too bad. I've read a lot of students' handwriting and this is pretty legible. I'd focus on increasing the curves on circular parts of letters. Eg a, s, c, etc.