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Choose something with a substantial historiographical debate so then you are never short on content and being able to display the syllabus dot points throughout the work.

That's it, It sounds really good in the beginning but then makes the HSC a drain.

Any. Immigrant Chronicle is based on the same motif as the Arrival, in terms of an essay you could also use any because you need to comprehend the essence of belonging presented in a question to link the two texts.

I need abseloute confirmation to see how stuffed I am. If I am the only person studying the course at my school is there any moderation between assessment marks and examination marks or do I basically get my exam mark?

I see, would you say that the marking scheme is generous? as if it were a first draft?

What is the Raw for B6?

Does anyone else just get a little nervous just thinking of all the possibilities? If some of these questions come up I may just not have substantial length (5-8 pages) to talk about with a tight argument...

There isn't a lot to make Ascension to Power of Hitler a single dot point extended is there really? It would have to compliment consolidation?

Perfect questions I want; "Evaluate the successes and failures of democracy in the Weimar Republic to 1929", Make reference to political, economic and social issues.' and "Evaluate the extent to which Operation Barbarossa and El-Alamein were significant turning points in the course of World...

Fairly straightforward, nothing that I couldn't get an answer for. Feeling pretty confident for a Band 6

I used 10 Mary Street and Postcard from Skrzynecki and found it to be a very good question. As I have spoken to people, temptation was there to subconsciously repeat the CSSA 2012 Trail question but I think I answered it not the best but fairly clearly.

I used number 4 and had to really bend my story to fit it using the grass as a metaphor. I think I did well to fit my story to the question but will have to hope on whether it works well with the stimulus enough as a CENTRAL element.

I really excelled in this section, found it pretty easy to identify techniques and get to the points. Probably the hardest question was the first one, I was dumbfounded for a second...

No real curve ball in the exam questions for me, Hoping for a real solid mark.

Are they that detrimental?

You will do bad if you read this sentence in its most literal sense... You can't be studying that much in your life, have some self-control.

What day are you going to say goodbye to studying for everything like we are at the moment and just start to hack away at English for the two Exams? I'm thinking Wednesday/Thursday? (Edit: I forgot to say, that is next week)

I am doing roughly 5-6 Hours a day, (I probably want to Average 6-7 for the rest of the holidays) at the moment I am primarily reviewing my notes (Business,Legal,History,English), Case Studies (Business) and Contemporary Issues (Legal) by going through with a pen and scrap paper, jotting down a...

I did better than I expected after I walked out of most the exams, and was most pleased to maintain/gain ranks. Eng Std 35/45 + 56/60 Legal 92.5/100 (6 MC's wrong = rookie) Modern 87/100 - Very pleased, felt like I deserved 70 General Maths 79/100 - not too happy with percentage but gained a...

Just for clarification, If I am the only person in a subject, the Trial and School Based Assessment is irrelevant?