A guide to acing Year 12 English Advanced
This article discusses the essential strategies for excelling with a band 6 in Year 12 English Advanced HSC. Detailing the English HSC syllabus and modules!
2 years ago
The HSC Syllabus - what it is and how to understand it for your subject to ace the HSC
If you're curious about the HSC syllabus, you're in just the right place - we go through the Maths, English, Legal Studies and much more in this article!
2 years ago
Tips and tricks to writing your best SHE task for SACE!
What is a SHE task? How do you write one? What are markers looking for? What SHE concepts should you pick and talk about? We answer all these burning questions below...
3 years ago
Annotating your novel -- what that actually means
Annotations are essential when it comes to senior-level English. In this article, we go through exactly how to perfect this art - from what annotating is, to why it is so important.
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The difference between HSC Standard and HSC Advanced English - what’s right for you
This blog is here to help you weigh up the pros and cons of Standard and Advanced English and help you decide which one’s for you.
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How to nail your critical analysis
While a critical analysis can seem like an intimidating form of writing, once you understand what is required and how to put it all together, you should nail it!
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How to tackle WACE ATAR English like a pro
English can be confusing to study for since the exam isn’t as “straightforward” as subjects like maths or science. Here’s my advice on how to make it all a little bit easier!
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How to make the most of English practice essays
Practice essays are important. But you need to actually use them in order to make the ‘practice makes perfect’ stand true to its words.
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Our guide to reflective writing
While reflective writing might seem easier than writing a formal essay or report, it can often be pretty difficult to nail. Reflective writing demands higher order thinking skills that require you to critically analyse, assess and evaluate.
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Dylan Kay