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Adv English 9/10 Actually pretty good. Good teacher. Interesting Text. I'm just waiting for things to take a turn for the worse :p G Maths 9/10 Good teacher. Not too difficult. Although I am a bit worried how everyone else in the class can wiz through the questions :/ SOR II 6/10 It's alright...

3:25 - school ends 4:00 - arrive home 4:00-6:00 - Eat, Shower, Unpack bag, computer 6:00-8:00 - Homework (depends how much) 8:00-10:00 - Study (but by this time I am pretty tired) 10:00 - Go to bed 11:30 - Get to sleep :p

Literally did nothing at school. 2 frees, 2 lessons with relief teacher "working on assignments", and 1 lesson of very light work.

Thanks as well. Anyone else care to provide some feedback?

Don't worry, it's not that bad :)

Thanks. Any others willing to offer more advice?

God I hate english assignments :mad3:

Hey guys. I have an creative writing assessment that I have to hand in, in about a week. Was just wondering if anyone would be kind enough to have a quick read of my writing and give some feedback, improvements and so forth. It is my first time doing a creative writing in senior years, so I'm...

So a film or novel is a better option?

Is it a good or bad idea to use a picture book as a related text for a speech about belonging? [prescribed text is Fahrenheit 451] Or is better to stick to a film. I don't think anyone in my class would do a picture book.

I am completely mind boggled on what to do with my creative writing assessment :confused:

Maths homework, y u no end?!

Yeah it's for belonging. Teacher advised us to write in third person because he thinks if we write in first person it may turn into a recount (but we still can). I still haven't thought much about it, but maybe a story about someone who feels isolated and alone but reflects on his memories to...

Re: Advice from a graduated HSC student on how to ace oral presentations It is supposed to be no longer than 4 minutes. Okay i'll talk about my set text first, thanks.

Sup BoS. Was just wondering if anyone has any ideas of a story based of the following stimulus. 'It may all be different but no-one could take his/her memories away - not now, not ever'. First creative writing I will be writing. Any ideas that aren't to cliche and presented in third person?

Re: Advice from a graduated HSC student on how to ace oral presentations I got my assessment question. Analyse how the composer of ONE related text represents their ideas about belonging Compare this representation of belonging with that of the set text. So should it be structured like this...

If that's true I should be writing at the speed of light :p

You have my sympathy.

Average day at school for me. Felt a bit down in free period :(

Re: Advice from a graduated HSC student on how to ace oral presentations Will do. Thanks :)