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Classical Studies and Religon

  • 15-06-2010 4:26pm
    #1
    LC2010HIS
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    Hey
    If I end up repeating, can someone please outline this course in HL? What its like etc What its like studywise etc etc

    Thanks


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  • #2
    muboop1
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    Classical Studies is probably one of the most intensive writing exams in the LC itself. The whole exam is just a series of essays based on written texts. Personally I loved it.

    There is a lot to know however. But the course would easily be covered in a year if you had access to good notes and were a good reader. If you have a flair for writing it would also be helpful.


  • #3
    sarahisdeadly
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    I don't actually do Religion but it's done in my school so I know a little bit about it!

    Very essay based. I think there's about four essays to do on the exam.
    There's also a project done during the year worth about 20%. I think the topic this year was Jesus and gender roles.

    I have friends that love it, but a lot hate it too. I find it's the ones who like English that do well.


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