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When it comes to graphs and statistics the recency matters, especially at a time like this when the global economy has drastically changed. In regards to the topic "Australia's Trade and Financial Flows" and "Australia's Place in the Global Economy" the Reserve Bank website www.rba.gov.au is a...

Techniques differ according to text type. Are you studying a poem, image, article, play, short story or novel? Yes. Though it's probably better to state the purpose of this technique - to add meaning, emphasis or draw parallel or juxtaposition between the start and conclusion of a segment...

Well, it's not a good idea to start ranting on about scaling, the ATAR calculation and moderation etc etc, but long story short, there's absolutely no need to worry especially considering that everyone in your grade got about the same mark. Your assessment mark stand alone means nothing - it's...

so in seeing this I guess we can forecast our ATARs for tomorrow?

I'm always told "They can but they won't."

Could I get some creative writing questions?

Have a look at the 2005 HSC, Q17, the structured essay. It specifically deals with juvenile justice. In particular, part (c) asks us to compare and contrast gender-specific problems faced by juveniles. Which means that we're basically screwed if we don't have a good background on juvenile...

can I grossly digress and ask if it's a good related text for Navigating the Global?

Is it possible that in the HSC we could be directed to a specific poem in particular? I've been told "they can but they won't." :S

One more question, this time I actually took the time to read it, but still cut me some slack, I've just come out of trials now. What's the difference between 'applying' and 'registering'? I'm going to the open day on Saturday, will I need to have $200+ in my pocket or is that just the time...

So the sort of Old World to New World transition thing?

Viticulture is taking the crap out of me :( help?

The test has like nothing to do with anything in the sylabbus. I'ts like 5 questions on skills and the rest is pretty much world geo. Heh it's pretty easy, I did it every year and did quite ok. I've met some of the guys too.

Japan tops my wishlist. But I haven't learned Japanese, so I'm either gonna do Japanese in uni or just do exchange in China instead (no.2). In uni there's only the semester or year exchange, I would do either.

You're living my dream.

How much planning do you need to do a gap year? Do you think that if you did a full year at uni it would have been better than the gap year? With International Studies in my sights a uni exchange is kinda obligatory

About 7th/8th most of the time

I'm not saying you can't, but it breaks down so many barriers when you do. A lot of people know English, but if you know their language, you can talk on the same wavelength as them, relate to them better. I've hosted Japanese people who visited our school, and they were so much more sociable...

So you would never wanna go? Or do you like the US?

East Asia. I'm trying for International Business or Business/Asian Studies in uni. My parents always suggest, "But there's this other place called Harvard..."