A scaffold, in simple terms is the training wheels of an essay. Much like those of a bicycle, it functions in the same way to guide a young learner while they figure out how to ride the bike without assistance.
As you may know by for now for HSC Discovery, students of both English Standard and English Advanced share the challenge of tackling common content for their English Paper 1, the first hurdle in the HSC (rat) race. Mercifully, those responsible for the administration of the HSC appreciate that this is a stressful and challenging…
Have you ever found yourself trying to force a study session and being completely crushed by an unrelenting lack of motivation? Fear not, you aren’t alone. As it turns out our default mode of being is finding the path of least resistance. That’s not your only challenge either… The biggest wall you are faced with…
They say the beginning of something is always the hardest part, and this is especially true for essays. You’ve read the question; you know what to want to say, but actually writing it out takes careful planning and a fair idea of where you want to go with your essay. The first point will be…