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seriously namu i really think it may have been although i think i'll modify my statement there: if you are a capable student, STOP DOUBTING YOURSELF and stick to 12, 11 or 10 units. and btw namu congrats on your state ranking, nice to see some accelerants up there =)

my pieces of advice: - 13 units can be somewhat of a waste of time in retrospect. stick to 12, 11 or 10 - you can do a low scaling subject and still have it help substantially towards your uai. I did legal and got 95 for it, and it made a sigificant contribution - be prepared for the worst...

after Wednesday, maybe it'd be more interesting to add in the UAI estimates that different UAI calculators give using your HSC marks. just a thought.

qft. i don't know much about the Italian economy, but you're going to find it very hard to gather info on it. also, as above, you want to cover as much as you can from the syllabus about globalisation, and so i would suggest that you stick to a NIEs or transition economy. You should also...

I highly recommend Michel, she really knows her stuff for all the above subjects and has an outstanding conceptual understanding for each (the results really do speak for themselves) She's always been miles ahead in her classes (at a selective high school too mind you, there's always fierce...

It's best with any two texts to link them in terms of the ideas/concepts expressed by each text. You could link the manner in which certain characters/events/objects are portrayed by each text as well.

at the moment i can see 2 logical approaches: 1. go through the main international organisations + trading blocs + agreements and show how each have promoted the features of globalisation 2. go through each feature of globalisation and show how trading blocs + agreements + international...

look at the salient feature - face - droopy, its expression conveys a sense of not belonging, looking at the darkness below the vectors lead the the figures in the background, the couple, looking up towards the bright orange - belonging the relative proportions of the characters convey a sense...

you're stressing out too much and making silly mistakes. solution: RELAX try meditation and or some other relaxation techniques. if you've revised and prepared yourself well then there's no need to be stressed. that's what you've got to tell yourself.

A point you may want to add to your stuff: if you equate gravitational force and centripetal force, you can derive a formula for orbital velocity. This provides important info on the motion of a satellite, helps us understand what factors influence v and allows for v to be calculated (or other...

Re: Thesis (Crap..) quite good, just condense the 2 aspects of belonging and perhaps favour one over the other eg the aspect of belonging is explored in greater depth than that of not belonging, evident in the texts . . . its probably more useful to formulate a thesis around a specific...

those are straight from the syllabus you may want to consider the following for each one: 1) the experimental procedure, the apparatus itself; the accuracy, reliability + validity of the experiment 2) what exactly did the outcome of the MM experiment say about the aether model? what did it...

JUAIseek predicts around 91.6

Hello m.a.y, I can most certainly help you out there with economics, mathematics and advanced english. More specifically for economics - I really REALLY love this subject. I know the course back to front. I've not only excelled in my school assessments (ranked 1st) , but have helped out alot...

Take careful note of the question, in that whilst you are looking at the impacts of globalisation on Brazil, the verb is "explain", ie relate cause and effect - therefore you will have to also look at the features of globalisation and how this involvement has caused the impacts. You should be...

Your homework task is quite broad; you're looking at ANY likely impact on 2 countries, so you should really be looking at BOTH impacts that have already occurred and those that are likely to occur in the future. Since you have a choice of 2 countries, if I were you I'd try and choose 2 very...

Re: BELONGING: The crucible If you guys are willing to do a bit of reading, the novel "The Scarlet Letter" by Nathaniel Hawthorne would fit in well. It is set in this same period + context (puritan), has a focus on not belonging; an individual is shunned by the community (Hester Prynne) for...

Question 1: How has exploring the concept and significance of belonging broadened and deepened your understanding of yourself and your world? as a result of your exploration of the concepts of belonging within your texts, you now: understand that belonging is a deep human need, a desire we...

I did Singapore and I thought it was great. It has examples of virtually every feature of globalisation + impacts. The info isn't too hard to find either, and they have quite a comprehensive list of data, available at the following site: www.singstat.gov.sg (its basically a singaporean...

Very true. The above is pretty much how 20/20 students distinguish themselves - they've got all their info + it is very well structured. make sure you entwine your theory concepts of globalisation with the current info from your research. People can sometimes either get lost within their...