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Help With Law Coursework Writing

Are you in sixth form or college and studying law at A2 or As Level?

Perhaps you need some help with a particular section, stuck on how to write the introduction, or what to write in the conclusion?

Look No Further!!
This page hosts a whole bunch of resources, links and novel ways to help you with your A Level law Coursework, and Law Essay Writing.

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Worried you may have accidentally referenced your coursework wrong? Unsure if you have mixed in quotes from your essay with quotes off of the internet?

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Essay Help! Different Types of Essays!

A list of the different types of essays.

The Five-Paragraph Essay - These usually involve writing three body paragraphs, which will all present an idea to support the Essay. This must include supporting evidence and quotations; and finally a conclusion.

Academic Essays - Usually long, and discursive. It is used as a scholarly convention, to allow others to understand the basis of the facts presented by the essay's argument.

Descriptive Essays - These are used to paint a vivid picture of a person, object, place, debate or event.

Narrative Essays - These types of essays are usually used to subjectively outline a course of events.

Compare / Contrast Essays - Use this type of essay to develop a relationship between two arguments or points. Usually similarities or differences.

Persuasive Essays - This type of essay functions to persuade readers to agree with your main points.

Argumentative Essay - Often used to address controversial issues. You must provide evidence and facts to back up your statements.

Non-Literary Essays - These can include photography, musical, film and visual arts essays.

General Mistakes To Avoid Whilst Writing Coursework!

Check over essays and coursework before handing them in to avoid these mistakes.

Failing To Answer The Question! Remember to keep checking the question whilst compiling your coursework!

Failing To Understand What Is Being Asked! Don't answer your essay in a narrative way, if you are being asked to 'compare and contrast.'

Sources and References! Use all sources given by your teachers, and don't forget to find some of your own, and reference them correctly!

Presentation! Some students can loose marks in their coursework for poor presentation. Avoid this by checking spelling, punctation and grammar, creating a good table of contents and making sure your files/pages are organised neatly.