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A casual only has to give like an hours notice when they quit since that can be called in to work with only an hours notice.

My french class got cancelled due to staffing cuts (im so glad cos it was getting incredibly confusing with italian by ohs) and i wish i took art instead of society and culture which i ended up dropping at the end of yr 11 cos the teacher was such a fuckhead. and i wish i took mathematics...

Not nearly as much as i told myself i would do...actually, shit all. damn it.

I probly would so that you are kind of prepared and have a bit of a heads up on the stuff theyre talking about and dont feel snowed under.

I agree entirely! we read it for extension english last year and i couldnt read two pages without falling asleep...so i dropped extension :) And catcher in the rye was incredibly boring...i kept waiting for the plot to start, but it never did. just him wandering round yabbering about shit for...

Plain truth was soooooooooo good... and i learnt heaps about Amish people! But its probly one of the best books ive ever read. probly.

i do italian by distance too, but im only beginners, and it is easily my hardest subject because of the huge amounts of time it takes up, and i didnt drop it because i thought i wanted to do languages, but i dont anymore...but i still think that even without a proper teacher, doing language now...

Re: Recommended Texbooks/Study Guides? A study guide should be a supplement to your own notes...so if you dont ahve much on a certain topic or want a more generalised definition then theyre really helpful there. But its stupid to rely on them entirely or to buy them and take them to every...

i have the excel general maths revision and exercises (or something like that) book that my friend gave me and its really good

if youre better at essay based subjects, then surely the fact that maths and physics scale up wouldnt be a major issue. If your marks are going to be better in other subjects and you enjoy them more, then go for them. and i would recommend sticking with at least mathematics, as you can run into...

i did 2u religion accelerated last year and my parents bribed me with $1 for each mark i got in the exam. and they better be doing it again this year

Thanks for your help! I feel so much better now! :)

I'm completely confused about what to do...im doing my hsc this year and im freaking out because ive realised that i either dont know what i want to do or cant do it with what ive taken. I've taken advanced english, general maths, modern history, studies of religion II and italian beginners...

I'm doing italian beginners for my hsc 2007, because i want to be a laguage teacher either here or overseas, but im definitely starting to think its not for me...im the only one in my school doing italian so i do it by distance ed and its SO HARD!!! i can remember things, but not as a long term...

the hsc is harder because more is expected of you, but how hard it is for you definitely depends on what you expect from yourself. having glimpsed the hsc (accelerated 2u religion) i know that the work is more rigorous and you have to put in a buttload more time than you do in year 11, but...

although if you had to study for months to get a 96 (damn good effort if i do say so myself) but could cram over a couple of days and pull a 97 in business, maybe it would be better for your own state of mind to drop physics, which involves a buttload more work so that your 4u mark will be...

I've had anxiety attacks from a mix of exam stress and other problems and I've found that trying to calm my breathing helps, but obviously it doesnt for everyone. I takes nervaids, which are herbal tablets that have a calming and mild sedative affect that you can get from the chemists to try and...

I was in an accelerated class for studies of religion II this year and finished my hsc, and it was an eye opener for the extreme amount of work that youre expected to do for the hsc and how much you need to know. i think i did alright, but it made me realised that i relaly need to step up next...

I thought the exam was fairly easy...especially the essay questions. it was my first hsc exam cos we have an accelerated class and so i studied my butt off and think it might have paid off.... the atheism question was the only one i had a bit of trouble with. i kind of figured what the sacred...

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