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Highest Rated General Studies Essays

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Aspects of Racism
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Assisted suicide
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English School Uniform Essay
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Mobile Phone Use: Assess The Risks Compared With The Benefits Of Mobile Phone Use Particularly In Relation To Young People.
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Should Cannabis be legalised?
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Ban the School Uniform!
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Should boxing be banned?
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Fox Hunting - Cruelty or pest control?
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Should Cannabis be legalised?
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Fox Hunting.
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Should boxing be banned?
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Should Cannabis be legalised?
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World Wildlife Fund - WWF
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Skateboarding is a popular sport throughout the United Kingdom.
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Should Motorbikes Be Banned In Public Places
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Legalized gambling brings big revenue for the cities.
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Should boxing be banned?
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SCHOOL UNIFORM
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Is Space Exploration Morally Justified?
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Should Cannabis be legalised in the UK?
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Fox Hunting
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A103_TMA02 Art History
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A103_TMA08 The Sixties
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secondary reseach
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A consice evalution of pointe work and how this relates to ballet today.
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Most Recent General Studies Essays

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Pakistan
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Letter of Apeal format
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Holocaust
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Things Fall Apart
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General Studies Explored

General Studies A Level Defined

General Studies AS Level and A Level are divided into units on the cultural domain, the social domain and the scientific domain. All of these are mandatory units and can be studied in more depth in optional units.

Why Take an A Level in General Studies?

If you'd like to gain a broad understanding of these concepts that permeate the lives of all humans, an A Level in General Studies could be the course for you.

What Will I Study?

You might write an essay on political systems or economic trends. Your coursework and projects might include studies of physical or life sciences, scientific methods, human behaviour or media and communication.

Further Study After General Studies A Level

An A Level in General Studies won't lead you down a specific educational path. It can enhance your analytical skills and social understanding, and could benefit your studies of many social, scientific or cultural Degree courses.

Where Can I Find Out More?

Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA)

http://www.qca.org.uk/qca_5028.aspx


Oxford Cambridge and RSA Examinations (OCR)

http://www.ocr.org.uk/qualifications/asa_levelgceforfirstteachingin2008/general_studies/

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"Generally good. This essay presents a well-balanced picture of the debate, making good arguments on either side and reaching a clear conclusion, with a convincing justification. In terms of presentation, the structure of the essay is a strong positive feature, with effective use of paragraphs (neither too long nor too short) and a good 'flow' to the writing. Unfortunately, there are a number of (mostly minor) spelling mistakes that suggest a lack of understanding by the user (e.g., using 'aloud' in place of 'allowed'), which do rather detract from the reader's impression of the essay as a whole. TSR User: Illusionary"
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"I don't understand why there are two wildly different topics here - the WWF and cannabis. Regardless of this, the entirety of this essay appears to consists of extracts from websites, without even any substantial element of reworking. As such, this is a very poor piece of work, with the student having put almost no effort into it. What I would expect to see is evidence of the author reading the various information sources on the relevant topics, then rewriting this in their own words while capturing what they consider to be the important details. TSR User: Illusionary"
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"Some good points here, but I feel that the essay is excessively affected by the author's admitted bias. A number of points are made with minimal justification, instead being simple assertions - this is evident from the fact that many of the paragraphs consist of single sentences. Considerable improvements could be gained from making the essay more balanced and from a deeper consideration of the reasons why the stated points are valid. I also feel that structurally the essay is weak in places - while it's good that the paragraphs do not become excessively long, this has gone to the opposite extreme and many are very short. This creates a rather haphazard structure as the various arguments don't really flow well into the overall structure. The final paragraph is a good example of a similar effect, with a large number of *very* short sentences. TSR User: Illusionary"
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"The essay makes some good points on either side of the argument, bit it's disappointing to see that the author comes to no ultimate conclusion, instead 'sitting on the fence' by ending with "decide for yourselves". At times, I feel that the author is showing some signs of bias in their wording, but this isn't sustained throughout which if anything is somewhat confusing. Structurally and grammatically, the essay is quite strong, but still makes some minor errors, and comes across as a little too 'chatty' for an essay at times. However, the main filing remains the lack of a final conclusion. TSR User: Illusionary"
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"An excellent and wide-ranging discussion of various aspects of racist. The author has an admirably clear and lucid writing style that draws in the reader and encourages them to continue reading. The structure of the essay is excellent - paragraphs are an ideal length and headings are used effectively to break up the test into manageable sections. The actual content of the essay examines the subject in significant detail, making intelligent points, picking out what is most important to emphasise from what is a very large subject area. TSR User: Illusionary"
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