GCSE English coursework help?
I have MANY ideas. Many of them extremely persuasive to most people, but it would take forever to put it all in here. If you'd like, you can contact me by e-mail at texan_bornnraised@yahoo.com and I would be more than willing to go into detail. If you don't want to do that, you could start with these ideas. 1. What is the first thing a doctor or emergency medical personnel look for when checking if a person is alive? A Heartbeat. It is a given that if there is a heartbeat, there is life. Look up the week of gestation when a baby's heart starts beating for the first time vs. the latest week of gestation for abortion. 2. Look up the methods of abortion. Would your audience go out and chop up any living thing (much less a baby) into tiny pieces while it still had a heartbeat? Would they punch a hole in its head and basically use a hand-mixer to destroy its brain while it was still had a heartbeat? 3. Look up the criteria for ANY organism to be considered living and see if a fetus fits the criteria. Hope this helps!
GCSE English Coursework ? Cheating Or Not ?
get your teacher to look it over beforehand. If he/she doesn't notice then aqa won't
Help with a GCSE English coursework question, of "mice and men"?
Can anyone answer this question please :D Language unit 3a "of mice and men" Coursework question: Explore the ways Steinbeck presents and develops relationships between Crooks and other characters in the novel "of mice and men". You could consider: - How Steinbeck uses language and structure to reveal these relationships to the reader - The significance of these relationships Can anyone write this for me please or provide a link with this written up, many thanks :D
Can you use swear words in GCSE English Coursework?
If they are appropriate as to a character's language pattern. However, it would be wise to stray away from any use of profanity unless deemed truly necessary.
GCSE Coursework too long?
Iv done a piece of business coursework which is 420 pages long, yes thats ryt 420 pages and if any1 answers this question going "omg wot a sad dick" then all i can say is F-off and ur wastin ur time and just not helping anything. anyways, its 120,000 words long and tomoz im staying after school to try and get it down to bout 320 pages. my teacher says there isnt an formal word limit however there may be some problems as they may just think it is ridiculous and mark me low for it. any advise what i should do, is it way too long, what types of things should i avoid, tips for how to cut it down, but no1 say put it smaller font plz as im not printing out 200 pages of stuff. deadline is friday this is urgent thank you so much
Could someone please redraft my english coursework?
hello my friend. I am a university student and my major is literature. I can help you in order to do your english course, but instead of that you should help me, too. I need 10$ so that I want to buy some thing. think about my request and send me an email. Delfian.morteza@gmail.com
Ever been caught for plagiarism in gcse coursework?
It can be very tempting when someone gets away with it, somebody I know got an A when they should have got a C/D and I was very anhoyed but in the end they will be exposed as the cheats they are when they cant handle their jobs. In the long run they are exposed but it can be very irratating in the short run. DONT DO IT AS YOU ARE ALWAYS BOUND TO BE THE ONE WHO GETS CAUGHT AND NOT THEM AND IT GOES ON YOUR PERMANENT RECORD SO JUST KEEP AWAY FROM CHEATING AS NOBODY WILL EMPLOY A CHEAT AS THEY CANT TRUST YOU, SIMPLE. And as you may have realised by now I havnt been caught for cheating.
Teachers: Have you ever accused a student of cheating and been wrong?
I definitely gave students zeros when they might have not been guilty of cheating. I can’t be 100% certain, but there had to be a few.I taught in an American dual degree program in china for 3 years. In one 5 month stretch, I probably caught about 55 or so students cheating.Seriously, I warned them that I was a ninja and that I would figure out if they were cheating. Some were idiots… I warned them every time… I gave them quizzes so that I could demonstrate all the different ways I would catch them in hopes that they wouldn’t cheat on a test. I would tell them if they were talking at all, for any reason, they would be receiving a zero. This is why I always gave at least 3 quizzes before the test so that they could see how serious I was and so that they wouldn’t fail the course if they cheated during a test.This was drilled into them. I would ask ‘What do you do when your neighbor says anything?’ and they would respond and say that they were not to respond. This rule was to be fair for everyone so that I wouldnt have to factor in my own bias if a student was cheating or asking what the answer is ;) jkA few times I had to take tests because of talking and the students were very upset. A couple times I was convinced that the student hadn’t cheated. I had one guy really upset because he didn’t want me to think less of him and he got emotional. As I said with all students, it was just a zero, he would need to study harder for the rest of the course and that I did not judge his character. It was tough, but rarely did I catch a student cheating twice.In one instance I ended up tutoring a student that was having a difficult time… Chinese students were very innovative with cheating. I learned a lot from my Chinese colleagues about how to catch it. They were so much more savvy than American students I’ve had haha
Controlled assesment in English PLZ HELPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!?
Ok. I am not 100% sure what type of assessment it will be (question and answer, writing a paragraph etc) but all I can say is, think about what you are writing. Write cleverly and go into extra detail. Here is an example. Recently I had an assessment on WW1 poetry. I had to analise one of wilfred owens poems. Here is a question and answer that got me good marks. By the way It was referring to gas. What does Owen mean when he says 'as under a green sea, I saw him drowning'? The definition of drowning is your lungs filling with a substance. For example, a fish can drown on air. In this case a man is drowning, as his lungs fill with gas. Owen has also made a clever connection to drowning in water by referring to the gas as a green sea. The word sea also suggests that the gas was thick, surrounding the men so that they may as well have been swimming in it. This is the only example I can use because I don't know what your assessment will have in it. Sorry. Hope I have helped you in some way! Good luck!