ATAR Notes: Forum
VCE Stuff => Victorian Education Discussion => Topic started by: kenhung123 on December 19, 2009, 01:42:20 pm
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Some examiner reports seems really brief and less detailed than what someone would write on the exam. Is this what they really expect? i.e. we should follow the examiner reports answers
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I think so. They're more useful as they tell you the mistakes commonly made - helps you avoid making them. I think they're sometimes too brief though - depends on the subject.
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Yeah they are brief but they generally show the key points required. You would probably give a bit more detail to be safe (doesn't hurt to show off your knowledge, as long as you don't contradict yourself).
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In the essays they give us as "good examples", do you think they would be 9 - 10/10 quality, or a bit less? Would VCAA even give us 10/10 essays?
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They say its an excellent essay so...
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It's generally an 8/10 essay - not quite a 10/10.
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Evangelion, do you know where to get some really good essays for your texts?
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^ no they are evil. they burn and shread everything
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Argh!
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Evangelion, do you know where to get some really good essays for your texts?
Ask people who score 46-50 to share their work. Generally it'll be 9-10 quality.
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Do you know anyone?
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Yep. I'll trying asking around later if you want; I think the year 12s of this year want some peace of mind at the moment.
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Ok. Thanks heaps!
I think the year 12s of this year want some peace of mind at the moment.
Lol, I definitely agree. :p
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Yep. I'll trying asking around later if you want; I think the year 12s of this year want some peace of mind at the moment.
Thanks!