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jwks.j

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What is the best way to study for my subjects: Software Engineering accelerated + economics + legal + business + english advanced + extension 1 + math advanced?


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I do ext 1 and ext 2 maths and my advice is to practice as many past papers as possible. I know your teacher may ask you to do textbook questions or homework but unless you are very new to a topic and need to learn the fundamentals, I find these to be useless. Past papers require you to apply your skills and are therefore much better. I can't say much for the other subjects as I don't do them.
 

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What is the best way to study for my subjects: Software Engineering accelerated + economics + legal + business + english advanced + extension 1 + math advanced?


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english advanced and extension i really dont recommend rote learning essays i see a lot of people doing that. a lot of people ik dropped marks in trials bc they rote learned all their essays and didn't stick to what the question actually asked. memorise your arguments and how they're connected to each other -- strip your essays down to the BONES and then remember that because then you can change your arguments to fit the question. it depends on what your prescribed texts are but if youre doing eliot for mod b for example the overarching argument is totally consistent no matter the question you just have to change the language you use and maybe the way you present it. other than that you just have to do loads and loads of practice papers and make sure you can handle curveball questions on the fly. being able to respond to a difficult and unexpected question with a good argument is really important

as for legal studies it's literally just hard work. you just have to work really hard for the entire course. pay attention in class and write everything down and do as many practice papers as you possibly can. this is especially important for the crime unit i feel

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