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Practice, practice, practice.

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use VCAA study design as a checklist of study

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use VCAA study design as a checklist of study

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practice always using printed dictionary

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practice always using printed dictionary

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Use the correct subject terminology, principles and concepts. Define them.

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Use the correct subject terminology, principles and concepts. Define them.

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Do practice essays and get feedback from your teacher well before the exam.

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Do practice essays and get feedback from your teacher well before the exam.

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Look at the number of marks that the question is out of

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Look at the number of marks that the question is out of

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be able to recognise qus at topic area, develop flexability to apply diffent content on same question

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Be familiar with writing structures to assist you in putting together a strong response 

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Be familiar with writing structures to assist you in putting together a strong response 

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base your response on the number of marks allocated

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base your response on the number of marks allocated

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Refer to study design dot points in your response

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Attend every single class from now till exam time

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Attend every single class from now till exam time

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complete a number of prac extended responses- get feedback and re-write them responding to the feedback

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complete a number of prac extended responses- get feedback and re-write them responding to the feedback

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Always use data in questions following a data table/graph

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Always use data in questions following a data table/graph

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number key words to help plan for the response

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number key words to help plan for the response

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Don't ramble for the sake of filling space

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develop, using sample papers, sophisticated answers rather than simple one word responses

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develop, using sample papers, sophisticated answers rather than simple one word responses

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If given a case study as part of the question, refer back to it. Apply the question to the case study, use it as an example to explain what they are trying to say.

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If given a case study as part of the question, refer back to it. Apply the question to the case study, use it as an example to explain what they are trying to say.

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Depending on your subject area, students can make some what of a plan to answer the question

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Depending on your subject area, students can make some what of a plan to answer the question

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Ensure you have addressed each component of the required response

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Underline the key words in a prompt/question

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Digital mind mapping tools available on Edustar for unpacking essay topics, developing thematic maps, revising a topic. Quizlet/Go Conqur: excellent for flashcards/quizzes. Also use voice recording ipad apps as a listening activity for prompting students when they are given a text to analyse or an essay topic to unpack. These recordings can be uploaded to Edmodo/emailed to students. Not sure if we can upload audio files on Compass.