Belonging Essay Predictions! (1 Viewer)

[jacksonhughes95]

Our head teacher writes the syllabus and she thinks its going to be community.

 

[fahed_1001]

I'm guessing something to do with memories or something to do with how individuals can enrich or challenge a community.

 

[SophxMusic]

I just realised that i've been overlooking the rubric every time I looked at the syllabus hahah

I was expecting dot points, that's why I couldn't find it T_T

But thanks for the CSU link, it really helps

You're welcome

 

[RafH]

My question was on relationships and shared experiences...
I really hope it's on relationships!! =)
Last year was just weird with time and perceptions or whatever...

 

[Spiritual Being]

My question was on relationships and shared experiences...
I really hope it's on relationships!! =)
Last year was just weird with time and perceptions or whatever...

If you think about it, it was easy...

 

[Candidate]

Woo! After hours of procrastination I just did a choice/barriers essay. I might do an identity one the week before paper 1 then since I haven't started my Modern revision…

 

[nerdasdasd]

I have a resources dump for you guys tomorrow (essays written in exams), but I just gotta get clearance . These exemplar essays are from students who attend a top 20 school. (Not saying which one )

 

[SophxMusic]

People tend to stress way too much about the question.
Yes you have to respond well with the question. But you can go against what the question is saying... Most of the high scoring essays are those that interpreted and responded to the question in a distinctive way. For example the question with places a few years ago? A few of the published exemplars argued that a sense of belonging to community, family etc. was much more important and focused on that instead.
If you think on your feet just a little instead of relying wholly on your prepared essay you can generally work your way around any question as long as you make sure you actually engage with it rather than superficially skim it in your introductory paragraph. Most of the themes tend to interlink anyway....

 

[blinx96]

i reckon it could be something to do with choice or acceptance.

 

[Crobat]

If you think about it, it was easy...

Didn't even need to think about it... it was just blatantly easy...

 

[Spiritual Being]

Didn't even need to think about it... it was just blatantly easy...

hahahaha

 

[moocow920]

A few people have said the overall focus could be something relating to current situation in Australia, eg refugee/asylum seekers. I don't really know much but I guess it's a possibility, it would fit with belonging

 

[liuque]

What about how an individual could belong to a group while being alienated by another??

 

[Candidate]

What about how an individual could belong to a group while being alienated by another??

I will die if they ask this. I will also die if they ask for 2 related text. Or specify the poem.

 

[Crobat]

A few people have said the overall focus could be something relating to current situation in Australia, eg refugee/asylum seekers. I don't really know much but I guess it's a possibility, it would fit with belonging

Woah... that's a cool idea. I can definitely see something about asylum seekers coming up in Section 1 of Belonging as a newspaper article or something.

OT: It might actually phrased in terms of barriers to belonging.

 

[watapple]

you guys seem to forget assumptions (judgements) its in the rubric

 

[NWO]

lol, i keep telling u its not part of the syllabus lol. they dont ask for those kind of questions just understanding, identity, accpetance silly apple

 

[bedpotato]

What about how an individual could belong to a group while being alienated by another??

That would be a really great question.

 

[RealiseNothing]

What about how an individual could belong to a group while being alienated by another??

I'm doing The Crucible and that would be so perfect.

 

[macmill]

I'm doing The Crucible and that would be so perfect.

Not for Peter Skryznecki! He doesn't belong to anyone it seems! He alienates himself to a degree