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somehow i think the words on the pages are going to override the presence or appearance of a piece of string.

if you're already struggling with maths now, its best to stick to a level you can cope with, ie 2u maths.

i thought b) was easier, fit perfectly with same sex relationships and divorce

try for 1000. i don't think 800 will make the cut. I'm going for 1200.

im practically sick of filling out the booklets now . . . big writing family - 13 workplace - 16 yeh. I'm like the last person to leave the hall coz im sitting there filling out boxes.

it was yr 11. I went through my yr 11 notes this morning, THANK GOD

i thought it was ok. the multiple choice was annoying though.

my plan: nothing. I'm hoping that they're kind and realise that Workplace law is a mess. and if they're not, I'll just do the other essay question.

legal issues and remedies section of the syllabus.

2007 and 2006 were some of the smartest cohorts at my school. I think this year we have some kids that are gonna ace this thing. . . and then we have everyone else. We're supposed to be the grade that crashes and burns . . . hooray.

lol @ this thread. just lol.

Just think about how much you want to do well in this exam. Just keep thinking that and immerse yourself in your notes. The best way to study now would probably be to make sure you know all your concepts, cases and legislation. Good Luck =)

thanks scissors, helpful stuff. anyone else have stuff to add?

Hey, Can someone help out and post up a list of some of the major human rights issues around now? I'm really stuck on this one. Thanks =)

or if its easier to visualise it this way, 3 000 000 - 4 000 000 = -1 000 000 = -1 x 10^6

you should be ok, so long as you are nailing a few of your other subjects to offset it.

i say spend a bit more time on your weakest area in the exam, whatever that may be.

I'm sorry I didn't know the mark allocation for this, but that was intended for a 3/4 mark question. I'd probably shorten it if it was only 2 marks, condense it a bit.

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