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As this is an internal assessment task it is up to the school to set the due date.Is the due date of the major work created by the schools themselves or by the BOS? And when is your major work due?
Could i ask,how did your teacher plan out when your major work due? Also,how is the subject taught at your school? Im a bit not-so confident about the subject.
WTF?! firstly, the limit to mine was 2500 words but mine was around 2600. I had about 20 footnotes an my log was 4 pages which my teacher took a glimpse at and said it was enough for the 5 marks.Hey, it appears that a few people have theirs due the first few weeks back. Just wondering what the statistics are for your (almost complete) major work. It's the first year my school has taught the subject so it's hard to compare to any status-quo.
I'm sitting on an almost finalised 4998 words with 55 footnotes (roughly 32 different sources). My journal is almost 300 pages, which I'm going to be spending the next two weeks finalising, that and the synopsis and source analysis. I'm interested to know how everyone else is doing.
Has your teacher showed you the guidelines and the course requirements? The project has a max of 2,500 words (10% leniency however). My essay which is complete and just waiting to be handed in next Thursday, is 2,583 words exact. Of course, the major is marked internally so technically the Board of Studies won't be aware of your word count. However, that does mean you cannot enter your major into the HTA Extension Prize, as you didn't adhere to the BOS's regulations regarding the major.Hey, it appears that a few people have theirs due the first few weeks back. Just wondering what the statistics are for your (almost complete) major work. It's the first year my school has taught the subject so it's hard to compare to any status-quo.
I'm sitting on an almost finalised 4998 words with 55 footnotes (roughly 32 different sources). My journal is almost 300 pages, which I'm going to be spending the next two weeks finalising, that and the synopsis and source analysis. I'm interested to know how everyone else is doing.
Yes, the limit is set by the Board of Studies (as evident by the History Extension Syllabus), and 'most' candidates should have projects consisting of 2,500 word essays. Good to see you're also finished, or just about. n_nWTF?! firstly, the limit to mine was 2500 words but mine was around 2600. I had about 20 footnotes an my log was 4 pages which my teacher took a glimpse at and said it was enough for the 5 marks.
Footnote is just a form of referencing. Easy to do on microsoft office and as such, and you should be using it to reference sources and historians. n_n The essay is separate from the reference, or so my teacher has stipulated, so it shouldn't interfere with your word count. What topic / area did you do for your project?yeah by bos rules your essay can only be 2500 words. Im a bit worried too. And whats a footnote. O.O Is that referencing? Does that also include with the essay? If so im way over the limit.
what about the historians and personality topics. How do you teach them in each lessons? And also do you know the cut-off date of BOS?
That sounds more like it! n_n How's English Extension going for you?Woops, I meant that my essay is 2498, I wasnt thinking when i wrote 4998. I think I was thinking about English Ext.
English Ext is pretty awesome. It's not due until late August, so it's not in the same priority as Hist Ext. I've basically finished the major, however i'm well over the word count (almost double). But so far the editing process has been pretty easy, so i'm pretty sure the hardest part now will be keeping the journal up to date.That sounds more like it! n_n How's English Extension going for you?