B's Notes

2 sample essays written by an E4 student, on the 'Intersecting Worlds' elective topic. Uses the following texts: - The Hunter (Daniel Nettheim) - Island Home (Tim Winton) - Into the Wild (Sean Penn) - Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening (Robert Frost)

Sample student essays for English Advanced texts: - 1984 George Orwell - King Richard III/Looking for Richard Written by a band 6 and English extension student. Some have detailed teacher feedback. Good for gathering essay evidence and argument ideas.

Includes summaries of key topics that are common essay areas, and all you need for the global economy case study (this is gold, will save you so much time). All documents include statistics and data, ideal for essays and short answer questions. I just studied these the 2 nights before the HSC exam and pulled an 84 so its good stuff.

Includes essential topic summaries (the crime one is a lifesaver-just trust me), detailed summaries of specific syllabus points, and sample essays. All written by a band 6 (and currently, law) student. Includes loads of case examples, statistics and essay evidence as well as theoretical summaries and explanations- these will be a huge time saver.

A complete summary of areas of fiscal and monetary policy, prepared with essay assignments in mind. Includes a thorough summary of all theoretical understanding needed for this essay, as well as statistics and data to compliment.

A complete summary of all information needed for economics global economy case study, on China. Includes detailed information for all syllabus points, and additional information. Has statistics and data for use in written responses, and theoretical information for study and understanding.

A summary of 'Labour Market Outcomes', organised using the HSC economics syllabus. Includes statistics and examples, so is ideal for studying for essays and short answer style questions. Includes summary of theoretical concepts with essay evidence.

A summary of this syllabus area. Organised to align with syllabus dot points, in a clear format. Includes statistics and examples, ideal for use in essays and short answer questions.

Topic: The Implicit Connection between the Natural World and the Inner world of Feeling Texts: The Hunter, Island Home and Into the Wild (Sean Penn).

Question: Analyse how your study of the ideas and values in Intersecting Worlds has deepened your perception of the interplay between practicality and preservation. Good for: gathering evidence, formulating arguments, Ext 1 format

Question: Evaluate the role that hope plays in directing the decisions of characters in 1984. Good for: gathering essay evidence and formulating arguments. Includes teacher feedback throughout. Written by a band 6 student.

Question: 1984 encourages the responder to rethink their ideas about the individual’s power over their own destiny. Discuss this statement with close reference to 1984 by George Orwell. Good for: gathering evidence, considering arguments. Includes a little bit of teacher feedback. Written by a band 6 student.

Question: 1984 encourages the responder to rethink their ideas about the individual’s power over their own destiny. Discuss this statement with close reference to 1984 by George Orwell. Good for gathering essay evidence and argument ideas. Written by a band 6 student.

Question: To what extent does the textual conversation between Richard III and Looking for Richard create a revelation that Shakespeare and Pacino both cosied up to and betrayed the status quo? Includes valuable teacher feedback. Written by a band 6 student.

Practice student essay on 'To what extent are acts of invention and reinvention the primary point of connection between King Richard III and Looking for Richard? ' Good for: finding evidence and techniques to use, argument ideas.

A summary of human trafficking and slavery, for study as a 'contemporary human rights issue'. Includes cases, statistics, history of the issues (Australia and globally), legal responses, non-legal responses, and an evaluation. Ideal for human rights study, and can also be used in crime essays.

A summary of the syllabus point 'consumer redress and remedy'. Includes case examples and summaries, summary of the means of redress/remedy and the advantages/disadvantages of each. Good for final exam revision and for quickly arranging practice essays.

A summary of all cases needed to cover this aspect of consumer law. Organised to follow the syllabus dot points. Includes summary of theory points, case citation, case summary for all syllabus points.

Question: Assess the role of discretion on the factors affecting sentencing and punishment. Paragraph topics: - legislation - victim impact statements - suspended sentences

An organised summary of all legislation needed for study of this HSC topic.