ENGLISH IS BIAS. YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT MIGHT HAPPEN.
THE END.
Agreed.
I spent 3 hours on a essay .. full planned it out ... took my time . checked it 100 times..
handed it in to teacher .. she said it was complete SHIT .. i got approx 20/50 for it
Then did one at 2.30 am .. no planning .. was falling sleep ... She gave me 49/50 and it became a sample perfect for all the other classes..
Fml .... so inconsistent .. this happens all the time
I've seen a similar thing happen in my own essays. The essays which I write within an hour are of much better quality than the one I use two hours to write. So the quality of your essays is inversely proportional to the time you spend writing it? xD
But I think there's are valid reasons for it
~ You're so much mroe concise when you're writing under time pressure. Whereas when you plan it fully, you are very prone to redundant plot-summary and saying much more than you need to. When you don't give yourself time constraints, your argument moves too slow since you are trying to be as indepth as possible. Whereas under exam conditions, you write only what you need to because you are trying to finish ASAP. See, you always feel as if you are missing something when you write under time constraints, but its not alawys beneficial to include every detail you can. Basically the mindset that you have to cram everything you can into the essay is detrimental to the qualtiy of your essays.
~ You write much more fluently under time constraints. The exam essay is a single train of thought, whereas with a 3-hour essay your thinking has to restart every sentence.
context is the worst thing alive
no idea how to approach any of its ideas
all the ideas i think of are too simple
especially in the context of 'identity and belonging'
anyone wanna assists me -_-
I also feel that my context is my weakest section, but not because of the reasons that other people say. Writing context is actually more natural to me than writing text response because all I do is explain my own concepts, and I don't think it's too general. It's addressing the prompt with its specific implications and not going off on a tangent that is challenging to me. I know I can write ideas that are deep enough, it's just they aren't always pertinent to the prompt.