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^ That tbh haha.

My English teacher hates non-linear stories, while other English teachers like it... T_T it's like English teachers, please make up your mind! Urgh.

3U gets kinda easy after you do 4U imo.

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good choice. the number of definitions that need to be remembered = urgh. GL with modern, though!! And OMG yes. TRIALS ARE OVER. YES YES YES HALLEJUAH HALLABALLUUUUUUUUUUUU YAAAAAAAAAAAY. And good luck to everyone!!

^ that's me when thinking about eco :cry:

the stress is really kicking in rn

State rank. People will also buy your resources because it's legit top-of-the-state material. #profitmotive

Bump!! She is incredibly nice and encouraging!! And gives very meticulous feedback as well :P Just look at dat Godly English!

The markers are more picky, so I guess it's harder in that sense. It is definitely a lot more enjoyable than Advanced English (or General English, if you will) because it allows for so much more creativity in your arguments, and ultimately your writing.

For a lot of subjects, writing notes is merely a form of procrastination that diverts attention from the real task at hand (actually learning & memorising the content). I know I am guilty of this on many occasions. As others have said, whether or not you should write notes depends on your...

I definitely agree with understanding economics. Unlike English teachers, they don't expect you to be flowery with your language so Eco essays are definitely easier to write in that respect. I think the trick to Economics is to write as much as you can and include as many relevant details (and...

If you think the class is "slowing you down" then I suggest you go private tutoring (or maybe a place like Dr. Du where you're constantly pressured to do well by weekly quizzes, etc).

It's probably not as bad as a lot of people make it out to be, but I do hate that the marks received don't always (kind of never) reflect the amount of effort put into the subject. I'd probably drop it if I could. Especially Advanced English (fml)

~90 because Standard English and its scary aligning.

Woot, integration :spin: Also don't have to do as much reading (which is always a plus).

Quite a few I think. First round interviews is the stage where the culling really begins (from what I've heard anyway... but then my sources aren't ever reliable lol).

Thanks for the advice!! And best of luck to everyone! :D

http://www.smh.com.au/national/unemployed-have-no-right-to-hold-out-for-dream-job-pm-tony-abbott-20140524-zrn26.html Um...

Yeah, I was quite shocked as well. Even the interview is on a weekend.