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HSC Stuff => HSC Humanities Stuff => HSC Subjects + Help => HSC Legal Studies => Topic started by: mylinh-nguyen on June 26, 2017, 11:30:03 pm
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I don't know how to start my thesis statement with this, like I'm used to those ones starting with assess/evaluate
'Explain the legal rights and obligations of parents and children, including those derived from international law'
any help would be appreciated :)
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I don't know how to start my thesis statement with this, like I'm used to those ones starting with assess/evaluate
'Explain the legal rights and obligations of parents and children, including those derived from international law'
any help would be appreciated :)
Hey! Perhaps you could start with something about why such laws are important? Why we need these legal rights and responsibilities in place to protect families? :) a bit of a justification can lead nicely into a layout of your topics - Essays like this suck though, because it's really just asking for facts! Don't worry, a question like this is the HSC is pretty unlikely ;D
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Hey! Perhaps you could start with something about why such laws are important? Why we need these legal rights and responsibilities in place to protect families? :) a bit of a justification can lead nicely into a layout of your topics - Essays like this suck though, because it's really just asking for facts! Don't worry, a question like this is the HSC is pretty unlikely ;D
so could I mention something how such laws are important in the event of a family breakdown and how these laws safeguard the rights and obligations for both parents and children?
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so could I mention something how such laws are important in the event of a family breakdown and how these laws safeguard the rights and obligations for both parents and children?
Yeah that sounds good! So like, "Family breakdowns are an extremely sensitive issue, and the law needs to protect all parties involved. Let's discuss those safeguards." ;D at least, that's how I'd personally approach it :)
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Yeah that sounds good! So like, "Family breakdowns are an extremely sensitive issue, and the law needs to protect all parties involved. Let's discuss those safeguards." ;D at least, that's how I'd personally approach it :)
okay thanks heaps!