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what the hell do u put into the CENTRAL MATERIAL?!?! (1 Viewer)

Hunnylishush

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what can you add in the central material? i'm feeling all puzzled..

besides graphs, tables, charts, etc etc... what else do u add in??

im very very confused its all over the place..Can someone plz tell me what i should put in..
 

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ummm if you seriously don't know, i'm a bit concerned. you should have a wealth of information from a variety of sources - the central material is a place where you integrate all of your research in an attempt to shed light on your topic. :)
 

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it is a bit of a worry you don't know and it's due on monday, but no use dwelling!

i found this site useful. it is the marking guidelines.

http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/syllabus_hsc/pdf_doc/society_cult_prac_markguide.pdf

but yeh, you really should have a heap of information from your primary and secondary resources.
a good way to work through central material is in chapters.
work out the main points for your PIP, eg. if it is about underpants these could be chapters
1: how underpants effect peer socialisation
2: underpants and their portrayal in the media- a media analysis and case study on the tv show "underpants are us"
3: underpants and their institutional roles
4: where are underpants headed in the future?

put an introduction together first integrating the KEY CONCEPTS of your PIP. look at the key concepts for SAC- u need to use these thoroughly throughout your PIP. perhaps write them in hgue letters on a piece of paper and put them in front of you while you type your central material, making sure you integrate them throughout- consistently.

get to wrok my friend! you've got a long haul ahead of you. make sure you annotate all your references in your bibliography and put heaps of footnotes- everyone loves footnotes.

im just about to finish mine but im over the word limit by about 1000 words. dont do that. it stinks.
good luck!
 

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