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Address the social justice principles in relation to the Ottawa Charter

It's really hard to guess since they changed the syllabus 2010 onwards.

Praying for atleast 90, Though i've only done 2 subjects so far LOL. And I've been a massive bludger

Hey man, would appreciate if you send me improving performance notes, I emailed you.

Anyone keen on swapping PDHPE notes? PM me :)

97, Commerce UNSW.

If it's just english... Revise your ideas for each text. Have your related texts ready for belonging, module a and c. Write out a generic essay for each module and belonging paper. Memorise them. Attempt to write out various thesis's addressing HSC questions. Adapt them to your generic essays...

For me, I've only been doing 2-3 hrs max per day of study. Somedays I would not even study at all, Other days I'd have library seshs for 6hrs (rarely). But in conclusive, I haven't been doing much study at all ever since trials finished. I feel prepared, Although I know I should've studied ALOT...

Write out a generic essay for each module & one for the belonging paper. When I say generic, I mean... Do not answer any question, Instead eleborate on the MAIN ideas of your texts, and of course reinforce them with techniques/effects. Make sure you memorize them... After you have memorized...

I just realised i did a typo for poly... instead of 'host country remains control' it's the HOME country which remains control of hq/key positions right?

Your internal marks mean nothing, Your ranking is set... Now all you need to do is obtain band 5's in the HSC which will give you a shot of 80+ IF your cohort performs well. But if you are achieving such low marks in your trials, then i wouldn't bet on it. I dont intend on being negative, just...

Okay, Let me get this straight in brief terms Ethnocentric - Expats (Expatriates/Home Nationals) Take up management positions at the host country (and train local staff?) Polycentric- Host country personels take up management positions and train local staff, but host country still remains...

Also, Making up case studies is acceptable, Aslong as it addresses the syllabus dot points i.e have a degree of relevance to the topics. I made up a tyre company for my main case study for trials and managed to get 20/20. They pretty much assess on how you base your case study on the syllabus...

Re: Do you reckon... Dude, you can get a band 6 in senior science with your eyes closed.

Most of my studying is done on computer, Like notes, BOS multiple choice, extended responses etc. Anyone else do this?

Ok... I kinda get it. One last question, Will bands dictate your atar? Or is it more based on the performance of overall HSC students?

Yeah, I understand the process of moderation... But my question is, to achieve a band 6 - You'll need a total mark (Moderated mark, both internals and externals) of 90+ ?

So then... If I achieve 85/100 I.e for business for both my internals and externals ... and the team of markers decide that 80/100 is the cut off for a band 6 (2011) ... Will my HSC certificate show that I achieved a band 6?

Re: What do you guys during downtime? I'm balancing work life with study + social life. inb4 im not serious about studies... Nah but seriously, Quality over quantity...

Re: What do you guys during downtime? 6-8 hours? How does one study for that long? I'm peaking at 2hrs..