MOD C: Creative or Discursive? (1 Viewer)

[dajuicebox]

Do you guys have a prediction on whether it could be one or the other for this year's paper?
What are ur thoughts in preparing for mod c section? How are you preparing for it?

Thanks!

 

[SadCeliac]

Do you guys have a prediction on whether it could be one or the other for this year's paper?
What are ur thoughts in preparing for mod c section? How are you preparing for it?

Thanks!

dont try meta the hsc
just prepare everything you think is useful, whether that be nothing at all, just a reflection, or all of a imaginative discursive and persuasive (stg if it's persuasive im gonna leave the damn exam)

 

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I don't think it can be only persuasive cause you only have to do two texts, so it will probs be discursive or persuasive (both as bad as the other)

 

[esybeast]

I don't think it can be only persuasive cause you only have to do two texts, so it will probs be discursive or persuasive (both as bad as the other)

Both adv and std 2020 paper, "Compose a piece of imaginative writing that begins with the words:"

 

[=)(=]

yea but like everyone does imaginative but not everyone does persuasive, unless their school is sped

 

[howcanibesmarter]

they wont prescribe persuasive, its way more likely to be discursive, and since they already prescribed imaginative, its highly unlikely theyll do it again before prescribing a different one

 

[howcanibesmarter]

i would say if you wanna be safe, write a discursive + creative as practice, then bring in ur main ideas on the day.

 

[scaryshark09]

im kinda confused with discursive

usually i hear that discursive is dicussing two sides to an argumnet

however, my discursive (which i havent used btw) doesnt acually discuss two sides of anything.

it has a central theme and i just kinda rant on about it with anecdotes and bring other sub-themes into it idk

is this alright, or should i change it?

 

[miminaps]

im kinda confused with discursive

usually i hear that discursive is dicussing two sides to an argumnet

however, my discursive (which i havent used btw) doesnt acually discuss two sides of anything.

it has a central theme and i just kinda rant on about it with anecdotes and bring other sub-themes into it idk

is this alright, or should i change it?

i think if its not too ranty and reads smoothly it should be fine. its weird because different schools and teachers define discursives completely differently: like my teacher taught us it was more of a hybrid story thing but at this point idek

 

[=)(=]

they wont prescribe persuasive, its way more likely to be discursive, and since they already prescribed imaginative, its highly unlikely theyll do it again before prescribing a different one

Next minute persuasive is the only option

 

[howcanibesmarter]

im kinda confused with discursive

usually i hear that discursive is dicussing two sides to an argumnet

however, my discursive (which i havent used btw) doesnt acually discuss two sides of anything.

it has a central theme and i just kinda rant on about it with anecdotes and bring other sub-themes into it idk

is this alright, or should i change it?

think of it as like a conversation, your dont necessary have to talk about two sides to an arguement - thats more like a persuasive, its more like talking open mindedly