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[suntefiqw;]

Hey first of all does anyone else feel like Module A should definitely use the Texts for Module B instead because they're so much harder and everything at NESA seems backward?????

Just wondering how people feel about using a 2 body paragraph structure for dumb Module A. I'm doing the Richards and I read an article saying that 2 paragraphs is actually a really good idea for this mod.. anyone else use 2?

 

[indeed]

Im planning to do 2 para as well, and comparing both texts within it

 

[suntefiqw;]

What are your paras based on?

 

[indeed]

Based on concepts e.g. vengeance, imprisonment, forgiveness etc.

 

[breadcrumbs]

ive been taught to do 2 paras for the richards too i think it works pretty well, its just the paras are pretty long

 

[indeed]

For the other mods, are you guys doing 2 or 3 paras?

 

[synthesisFR]

im doing 3 for common mod and b
4 for module A idk i never rlly tried an integrated structure with 2

 

[nsw..wollongong]

4 for mod a
2 for mod b
3 for common mod

 

[breadcrumbs]

For the other mods, are you guys doing 2 or 3 paras?

i do 2 paras for all the modules except mod c

 

[indeed]

Yh i cant get myself to write quick enough or formulate ideas quick enough to write more than 2

 

[breadcrumbs]

Yh i cant get myself to write quick enough or formulate ideas quick enough to write more than 2

i havent heard of any school other than mine which does 2 paras for all the modules i wonder if i know u

 

[Unovan]

1984: 3 paragraphs on a theme each
Richard III/LFR: 2 comparative/textual conversation paragraphs based around a theme each
Under Milk Wood: 3 weird blended paragraphs talking about thematic, constructive, imaginative, contextual things based on what the question asked
Module C:
Creative: make up on the spot, but practice
Discursive: commentary on capitalism (kafka's metamorphosis as main thing and also orwell's essay as well ties in)
Persuasive: same as discursive but adapt more towards argumentative style
Informative: kms

 

[indeed]

i havent heard of any school other than mine which does 2 paras for all the modules i wonder if i know u

our school hasn't told us how to structure the essay (no of para), it's just that i cant write over 2 though want to

 

[indeed]

1984: 3 paragraphs on a theme each
Richard III/LFR: 2 comparative/textual conversation paragraphs based around a theme each
Under Milk Wood: 3 weird blended paragraphs talking about thematic, constructive, imaginative, contextual things based on what the question asked
Module C:
Creative: make up on the spot, but practice
Discursive: commentary on capitalism (kafka's metamorphosis as main thing and also orwell's essay as well ties in)
Persuasive: same as discursive but adapt more towards argumentative style
Informative: kms

Even though informatives in rubric i read somewhere on nesa it cant be assessed, take it with a grain of salt

 

[Unovan]

Even though informatives in rubric i read somewhere on nesa it cant be assessed, take it with a grain of salt

yeah i read that too. they didn't expressly say it can't be assessed but they said something along the lines of "some text types, such as informative, are better examined through internal assessments" so basically yeah no point preparing one

 

[kingkat]

Discursive: commentary on capitalism (kafka's metamorphosis as main thing and also orwell's essay as well ties in)
Persuasive: same as discursive but adapt more towards argumentative style

What aspect of capitalism did you write about? Thinking about this topic but using Atwood or Orwell's essay for mine