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It's hard to give a definite answer, different people will require different methods of studying and no person's style will work 100% for the other. But here are a few things that I wish to advice for business studies and chemistry ( I don't do legal. ) Business: - never ever think that you...

Three basic parts to this question: 1. Consequences of unequal dist. of income 2. consequences of an unequal dist. of wealth 3. judgment Therefore, I will answer it in that format. Note: consequences can be both + and - Distribution of income - there will be increased incentive for...

I forgot to mention, You can mix up the dates/periods, they won't pick on you too much for going mid-2000's to 2014/15 to 1990's, but I think your order is better. Usually, you should try to be as current as you can and not have too many paragraphs on what has happened pre mid-2000's.

One of the things that markers look for is whether an essay response has a "sustained, logical and cohesive" structure. So the fact that you are answering Q's in this format, I think it's fine! I see nothing wrong with it ~in fact, I end up doing the same cause it makes sense to me to answer in...

Becomes a timeline? Are you saying that your explanations are in order from oldest time to latest time? (e.g. 1990's to current) or something else?

I've read some of the texts that people (that I know) have done standard. Very easy to understand. Trouble is, can you analyse the text in a sophisticated manner? is there enough to discuss without falling into retelling and simplicity in explanation? If you end up being too simplistic...

If you aspire to achieve a band 6 level of extended responses in economics, you need to include your own statistics (and not just from the stimulus material) in both essay questions. Statistics in economics are used to simply show changes in trends overtime and to show evidences of key points...

I never memorise extended responses for eco. In my opinion, the key to getting a really high mark for eco extended responses is: - knowing your theory and how to apply it to real life events and situations - knowing important statistics - and using this general essay scaffold that is specific...

Still feeling like I haven't quite finished English yet ... :spzz:

First time I read through the texts I was totally stressed. I left section one to do last and it made all the difference. I was able to stress less, focus more and I found the texts much easier to comprehend this way! :)

Simple and easy to understand, thank you!

Hey guys, I ran into this equilibrium-calculation question and couldn't solve it. Answer is C according to my textbook but don't know the working out. Anyone can help? Question from 2011 HSC paper: ~ The table shows national accounts data for Consumption (C) and National Income (Y) in...