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Having finished crime and human Rights, we've moved on to Family Law. I've written majority of my notes for FL, but still unsure of how to approach study. In crime and HR, I've studied pretty much everything back to front, inside out. However, can I simply write a draft essay for Family Law and...

Straight back into routine study or have a break for a week or so?

Anyone else finished their half-yearlies? If so, have you guys jumped straight into work?

For e.g.. If I get 92% for my first assessment with a 15% weighting....89% in my second assessment with a 10% weighting and 91% in my third assessment with a 25% weighting, how would I go about finding my semester 1 grade (as a %)

What the above poser said ^ Appreciation of the $A will increase foreign currency price of Australian exports making it less internationally competitive, however the Australia dollar value of imports will fall (as the $A can buy more foreign currency) increasing demand for imports..Thus...

Was just thinking about my half yearly legal studies exam and have just picked up 3 errors I made in multiple choice which I should not have made, had I looked over it properly. 3 questions which may have very well prevented me from getting 100%..these feels, it's too much to handle, it's...

Since most of my subjects are content based, I've usually got everything in my head by the time exams come around..So I don't really do as much coming into the exam, besides just revisiting in my brain each topic and being able to explain things, and regurgitate other info. I've done nearly...

I find myself extremely productive during the week, but when it comes to Saturday I do about 15 minutes of something & 1 hour of youtube/facebook and aimlessly walking around the house. Anyone else feel the same?

Is it possible for me to get a 99 ATAR at a school ranked outside the top 300 + a weak cohort? and btw, I haven't seen anyone from my school, from the time I've been at my school (since year 7) get an ATAR of 99+

Thank you!

I'm doing 11 units (Inclusive of Eng Adv & Eng Ext 1)..& I can foresee that my lowest mark will be Mathematics (maybe...most likely). However I had someone tell me that only 2 units of english is counted in determining your final score, whereas I thought they would half mathematics and Eng Ext 1...

I'm looking into B/ Veterinary Biology/Veterinary Medicine as an option, as It's a passion that I've had since I was a child.. There is no specified cut off, however what is the general minimum atar cut off they look for?

I'm doing Legal Eco Eng Adv SOR II Eng Ext I Mathematics 2U Mathematics is undoubtedly my worst and least enjoyable subject & I'm expecting it to be my lowest subject..That being said, If I do well in Eng Ext 1 and my mathematics mark is ok (around 80s) what will happen?

I'm not gonna lie..I have pulled band 6's in EngAdv/Ext without having read the prescribed text on multiple occasions. Collating ideas, evidence, techniques etc from other responses & sources, writing up a piece & then memorising it and then moulding it to fit the question if necessary.

I do both legal and eco & have to admit eco is a harder...Eco is my best subject but just in general wrapping your head around concepts can take time, which is why time needs to be invested into it.

yeh basically..I tend to find myself asking similar question studying eco as everything is related

Yeh, I listen in class aswell..Makes the whole process so much easier

For me, I write down my own notes in my exercise books (summaries) & simply re-read it until it sinks in..For subject like economics, the more I do that, the more I understand it & the pieces of the puzzle come together.. Alot of memorising considering that I do Legal Eco Eng Adv & EXT 1...

I need an idea for a creative writing task that revolves around the role of nature on romanticism...I have to use 2 prescribed texts (probs keats and wuthering heights).. any sample essays, ideas etc would be greatly appreciated

I've been focusing exclusively on everything besides English lol. I do English Advanced and English Extension 1 and I don't see myself reading any of the texts. Past notes, analysis notes, past papers and a brief understanding of what the text is about + quotes, techniques etc usually gets me...