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Try looking for a Biology textbook that follows the syllabus? Maybe ask someone who just finished the course if there any really good textbooks they would recommend. That way, you'll have notes under syllabus dot points. I know that's how they work for humanities subjects most of the time (I'm...

Get the syllabus and basically teach yourself? OR, you could possibly get a tutor/another Biology teacher to help you out if you are really struggling. Even if you aren't, second opinions can be invaluable in terms of study or going over assessments. You shouldn't have to drop a subject...

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^ Btw, I think "sustained" just means it makes constant links, or is linked, to each story. Doesn't require one long composition.

You can do multiple stories, so long as they link with a common theme/motif or something like that. As long as it's within the word count, and has relation to Advanced/Extension courses, I don't think it matters? Regardless, I'm doing 3 linked by a singular protagonist :)

I'm studying Plath, Catch-22 & Waiting for Godot. To be honest, I don't mind Plath's work. I came first in my cohort for EE1 Prelim; I'm hoping I'll be able to keep my rank, however, I still am a bit apprehensive. So far, so good though.

Advanced English: Annotating & reading 'The Crucible.' EE1: Studying Plath's poetry. EE2: Looking at ideas & then presenting them in a proposal. Modern: WW1, the core study. Ancient: Pompeii & Herculaneum, the core study. Society & Culture: Ideas for PIP/Continuity & Change, the core study...

House captain woooo :)

97.2 BPsych @ USyd

That will be me too + SOR II.

I would love the project, we did something similar in Modern this year where we spent 5 weeks teaching ourselves a modern conflict of our choosing. I did Kosovo and Serbia, and I absolutely loved the independent learning, and studying something of your own choice. The History Coordinator at my...

So, just wondering if anyone has made the decision to pick up History Extension? Or, if they're like me and are still undecided on whether or not it would be worthwhile.

It's only too much if you make it too much. If you enjoy those subjects, and are willing to put in the work, you will be fine. Ultimately, nothing will be an 'easy' subject, you have to have the motivation to put in effort regardless of the content. I did both for prelim, and I'm still living :)

I'm Maddie :) Advanced English, English Ext I & II, SOR II, Modern History, Ancient History and Society and Culture.