Read and analyse your task instructions carefully. Highlight key words.
Make sure you are clear about details like the due date, word count and required formatting.
Check the marking rubric (marking guide) for any additional information about how to get better marks.
Make a plan before you start writing. The marking guide will be helpful here.
Record your source details as you go to help with referencing (e.g. articles or websites used).
Support your ideas with references formatted using the William Angliss referencing guide.
Proof read and check referencing carefully before you submit. Get someone else to review it.
Writing Ninjas: How to write a strong thesis statement. (2014, February 26). Inkwell Media [Video] YouTube. (3:40 min)
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