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Case Study Advice
Referencing
Referencing
ACNE: All Claims Need Evidence
ACNE: All Claims Need Evidence
The Rule of Thumb:
Author, Title, Publisher, Year, Page number/s.
For Websites, add the date you accessed it, and the date it was written. If that information isn’t there, don’t use that source.
If a source does not have:
a bibliography
a date
and an author’s name
Then DO NOT USE IT.
Image captions
Image captions
All captions need:
NAME of the designer (life dates optional, year of birth / death only)
TITLE (or simply ‘Untitled’ if that is accurate)
DATE in brackets (1978)
MEDIUM (what it is made from, except buildings, which need a LOCATION)
SIZE (except for buildings)
COLLECTION (where it is from) AND/OR the source of the image (such as, ‘photo by John Gollings’ or ‘Courtesy the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney’)
Formatting
Formatting
Cover page with task title, name, date, course and teacher name.
WIDE MARGINS – at least 3cm in all directions
DOUBLE or 1.5 spacing between text.
Caption reference all images.
Normal text: Font size 12 Times New Roman or equivalent
Subheadings: Font size 14 and Bold
Add page numbers
Proofread it twice, and have someone else read it BEFORE you submit it.
Glossary of key words
Glossary of key words
Becoming familiar with the NESA definitions for words will be crucial to interpret questions and marking criteria. Below is the NESA website glossary of terms and synonyms which can be used as alternative in exam situations.
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Exemplar Responses
Exemplar Responses
Note: The marking criteria has been updated since 2024.
Exemplar 1 - Innovation and Emerging Technology Assessment Task Two HSC 2018 Exemplar 3 - 2018
Exemplar 3 - 2018
Exemplar 2 - Innovation and Emerging Technology Assessment Task Two HSC 2018Exemplar 4 - 2018
Exemplar 4 - 2018
2a. Assessment Task 2 Sample Answer Using GM foods and Lawnmower.docxIn Class Example 1
In Class Example 1
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