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Whoops, my bad :( i'll have to have a look back in this thread then. I find I'm a visual learner too

^ Really like your study area Kristy. I liek the large desk, mine is tiny =[ Might have to "borrow" that poster idea for psychology.

Today I woked out exaclty what I'm doing to keep myself organised next year. For english, psychology and italian I will have those big lever arch folder kept at home and on a weekly basis I will transfer notes, summaries and sheets into them. This will make is alot easier for me to revise...

Re: study time haha anything will do. desperatley need something to help my time management skills

Re: study time Yeah 2-3 sounds about right. Can you please post this timetable when finished :D :D

At the moment, I am quite keen to pursue my interest in the Italian language and study it at university. I'm quite interested in 2 courses (1 in particular) offered at Deakin University. * Bachelor of Arts majoring in Italian * Bachelor of Arts (International Studies) majoring in Italian. I...

At the moment, I am quite keen to pursue my interest in the Italian language and study it at university. I'm quite interested in 2 courses (1 in particular) offered at Deakin University. * Bachelor of Arts majoring in Italian * Bachelor of Arts (International Studies) majoring in Italian...

Re: Any tips to improve my organisation? ^ nice method :)

Re: Any tips to improve my organisation? Yesh, but only if you're keeping everything in one folder. You may find thats the way you want to keep your notes

Re: Any tips to improve my organisation? I was thinking of having those big folders. One for every subject. But if you'll be carrying them, you won't want massive folders, or heaps of small folders

Re: Any tips to improve my organisation? I'm also very unorganised atm. I'm going to buy folders for each subjects, divide them into topics or terms (undecided) and pop all the relevant sheets/notes in there. These folders will be kept on my desk so I can look at them and revise whenever...

Wow thankyou so much!! everything you posted iis a great help :D I'm quite confident with the conditional tense at the moment, but really need to brush up on the common irregular verbs (and learn them off by heart!) As simple as it is, I find I always make mistakes with endings :headbang: So...

vce gal here yish, i'm quite keen on next year. sure my study habits and test results have't been fantastic, but im sure i can improve. :D

has anybody done this: written out heaps of common words , put into a glossary and memorised them. does this make you fell alot more confident when reading italian and speaking? does it help at all? i need methods :(

thankyou for the reply russianROULETTE. they are some really good tips that i will use. i try to watch the italian news every now and then, its just on at bad times, not to mention they speak oh so fast!!!

I want to know your experience and hints and tips for learning Italian. At the moment I'm doing yr 11 and really want to improve my language skills, but I can't go overseas (but damn i wish i could) So im after what you can reccommend for me to do that will help me basically get awesome at...

I was going to say the Collins one. I need a new one for next year as mine is messy and broken as, any reccs??

I plan on moving out as soon as I've finished my VCE. Move closer to the city and defer future studies. Work and support myself for a year until i decide what I want to do. If I choose to go to uni, I will go.

bummp just after some more titles of movies in italian that possibly have eng subtitles so i can actually understand what they are saying =]

^Hmm interesting method. Thanks for the replies too