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VCE Stuff => VCE English Studies => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE English & EAL => Topic started by: magnum on October 27, 2009, 05:03:42 pm
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IM JOKING LOL :P
But seriously, what are the things that the examiners look for when they are marking our essays
that could be the difference between a 7 or an 8, for example.
Like, in Text Response, Context and Language Analysis, what will make the examiner say:
"Hmm, well the essays is not too fancy, possibly looking at a 7, but because they've got (insert something examiners love here), ill give them an 8 "
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Very clear direction in their essay, well analysed points, good structure ( topic sentences, linking back) may be the last thoughts that go through their head when they're deciding between two grades.
PS: HOW DO U FUCKEN TURN OFF A TOUCH PAD ON A LAPTOP? -_______________-
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if u have a hp laptop, click the button thats in front of the touchpad
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metalanguage never goes astray in jazzing up your essay. for those of you doing hard times..things like animal imagery, chapter titles and irony could be weaved into various paragraphs
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if u have a hp laptop, click the button thats in front of the touchpad
lol, I learnt something new about my computer today. haha
Edit: sorry for the off topic
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if u have a hp laptop, click the button thats in front of the touchpad
Toshiba?:S
No buttons in front of the touch pad other than the keyboard.
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Near the clock, there should be something along the lines of, "Synaptic Pointing Device". From memory, you ritgh-click that and disable it.