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Kat.crazi

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bro i dont understand why everyone is hating on nesa for making a discursive like obviusly its an option so u should have prepared for it like why r u just expecting them to follow what every student wants smh
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There’s a 1 in 15k chance of being struck by lightning, and yet when someone gets struck it’s always an unfortunate surprise.
the chance of getting a discrusive is not 1 in 15k, its a very possible situation as demonstrated today and yet people keep complaining just because they didnt get their choice, some people are just so spoiled thinking they will get everything easy in life
 

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i think people complaining are just trying to cope on how bad they did because they couldnt be bothered to prepare for something thats in the syllabus but ig some people r just dumb like that
God forbid we want to debrief on an exam
They have never done a 25m discursive so how shocking that we want to talk about it.
Did you even do the exam?
 

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i think people complaining are just trying to cope on how bad they did because they couldnt be bothered to prepare for something thats in the syllabus but ig some people r just dumb like that
Ok bro I’m complaining but still pulled myself together in the exam, it’s very rare for them to specify discursive and many of us prefer creative so let us be, it’s a forum on the internet for opinions
 

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God forbid we want to debrief on an exam
They have never done a 25m discursive so how shocking that we want to talk about it.
Did you even do the exam?
nothing wrong with talking abt the exam and even expressing some disappointment, but some people are acting like the discursive was literally not possible or some shit
 

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how??? i prepared discursive for advanced just in case so i literally wouldve been in the same position except i would be prepared
 

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nothing wrong with talking abt the exam and even expressing some disappointment, but some people are acting like the discursive was literally not possible or some shit
dude my teacher literally never even went through ee1 discursive writing bcs she said it wasnt possible to just be asked a discursive in the exam. its not my fault that my teacher told me the wrong thing + there were no other examples of 25 marker discursives which told me otherwise so ofc im going to believe my teacher
 

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u should follow the syllabus, im assuming its one there so u gotta be prepared
And who said I wasn’t lmao… I had content just not to the same extent as I had for creative chill out
 

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Common Module – Literary Worlds
In this module students explore, investigate, experiment with and evaluate the ways texts represent and illuminate the complexity of individual and collective lives in literary worlds. Students evaluate how ideas and ways of thinking are shaped by personal, social, historical and cultural contexts. They extend their understanding of the ways that texts contribute to their awareness of the diversity of ideas, attitudes and perspectives evident in texts.

Students explore, analyse and critically evaluate textual representations of the experiences of others, including notions of identity, voice and points of view; and how values are presented and reflected in texts. They deepen their understanding of how texts construct private, public and imaginary worlds that can explore new horizons and offer new insights.

Students consider how personal, social, historical and cultural context influence how texts are valued and how context influences their responses to these diverse literary worlds. They appraise their own values, assumptions and dispositions as they develop further understanding of how texts make meaning.

In their study of literary worlds students experiment with critical and creative compositions that explore how language features and forms are crafted to express complex ideas and emotions, motivations, attitudes, experiences and values. These compositions may be realised in various forms, modes and media.

Each elective in this module involves the study of three texts from the prescribed list, with at least two being print texts. Students explore, analyse and critically evaluate a range of other texts that construct private, public and imaginary worlds.

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It literally just says critical and creative compositions, no where does it specify discursive, so if my teacher literally told me its not an option thats not my fault
 

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