How to master critical analysis for a law coursework?
Hey guys,
I need to polish my critical essay writing skills for my courseworks. Last year I was able to secure a 2:1 in my courseworks. This year I aim to get about at least 70-75% in all my coursework. However, my departmemt and lecturers are absolutely useless. Other than CLEO, is there any other way to structure my essays. Also, how can I critically analyse my essay more to get better grades?
I need to polish my critical essay writing skills for my courseworks. Last year I was able to secure a 2:1 in my courseworks. This year I aim to get about at least 70-75% in all my coursework. However, my departmemt and lecturers are absolutely useless. Other than CLEO, is there any other way to structure my essays. Also, how can I critically analyse my essay more to get better grades?
Have you had any feedback? Why do you think your tutors are useless? You're writing for them so it's best to seek advice from them.
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