Hey Elyse, i was just wondering how to fully prepare for the option topics. The questions are scattered and are too specific (from past papers), how should i approach the option questions?
In my study, the most effective method I employed was getting a whiteboard (a piece of paper works too) and throwing up something from the right hand side of the syllabus. Then, I'd act as though that's an essay topic and just brainstorm everything I can think of to do with the topic - cases, legislation, facts, effectiveness, etc. This is good because it helps you prepare essays quickly (without having to actually do the full essay), it helps brings things to revision, but it also highlights the spots that are weak for you, so that you know where to go back and study more! I think this is a really effective method.
Obviously, brushing up on cases, legislation, international documents, etc, will all really help in an exam. I think if you use the above method, you'll work out quickly where you are lacking so you can hone in on those areas and improve before the exam comes around