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Reading and analysing strong essays is one of the most effective — and most underused — preparation strategies for Section B. It is the writing equivalent of studying game tape in sport: you observe how excellent performance looks in practice, identify the specific techniques that make it work, and then incorporate those techniques into your own repertoire.
This lesson teaches you how to read model essays analytically, what to look for, and how to translate your observations into improvements in your own writing.
A model essay is a well-written essay response to a Section B-style question that demonstrates the qualities admissions tutors are looking for. It is not necessarily a "perfect" essay — perfection in 40 minutes is unrealistic — but it is an essay that would be considered strong by an experienced reader.
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