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Stephen Juan (Dr Stevie :uhhuh: ) - he does Education. Most knowledgeable guy ever. Some of the only lectures I enjoyed this semester. He's at uni like 24/7 and goes on the Today show and radio interviews and what not. Lol. Robert Dixon and Bernadette Brennan - both do Aus...

I was hoping for above 90...really surprised. But just have realistic goals and concentrate on one exam at a time. And don't waste heaps of time tryin to figure out numbers and scaling and whatever...use the time to study :) Eng Adv - 93 Eng Ext 1 - 44/50 Eng Ext 2 - 48/50 Modern Hist - 93...

wow exactly my thoughts! i don't know about the exam, i normally do really well in society but im never very confident. though it should be fine :confused: i thought i would be absolutely ecstatic after this last exam cause its been so long, but now i'm actually sad because i too will miss...

dude, funny. the thing is, a "reading" is an interpretation. there's absolutely nothing wrong with your personal response following some sort of "reading" that you agree with. the point of the module isn't to make up your own ideas and have a completely original response to the play. it's to...

i agree it's extremely annoying but yeah, we got stuck with the individual and society, no say in it at all. i reckon it's pretty good that you got a choice in the first place. anyway, for my ext2 major work i research pomo a LOT too, and i guess it would have been helpful if we'd studied it in...

no, i didnt write in first person, i think its really hard to pull off and still sound good ...i do king lear too, i mainly talked about lear but added som parts in about otehr characters to say lear wasnt the only influence on my personal response but then specified he was the main one. i...

yeah, i did a marxist interpretation of king lear and for the exam it worked really well because it's very much centred on lear and his widening awareness...but i still thought the question was pretty narrow because it didn't allow that much room, unfortunately i found myself repeating myself a...

Unfortunately (or maybe fortunately) we only get our overall mark for English in our results, they don't even divide it up into Paper 1 or 2. The exam was okay, but I thought Section II was ridiculous as it would have favoured so many people over others, depended on what you'd prepared. In...

:) I reckon Marxist is a great interpretation, that's the one I'm swinging towards. Here are my notes: How Lear begins 1. Believes in own rightness (DIVINE right), absolute power. 2. Cannot conceive his will being challenged. 3. Power and possessions are everything. 4. Superficial...

I'm doing the perceptions of child poverty around the north shore. Does anyone think that's ok or have any tips? Thanks!

Nah, she actually got 97. But yeah she's my good friend Anna and I think 3rd in the state isn't such a bad result! :) And this is considering she played netball the night before, went swimming the morning before the exam and had to endure the horrific sounds of a builder banging away outside...

I found english okay...yeah long responses were far too based around opinions but eh. it's over now, and i think i did alright.

;) pretty good! that was my last ever science exam and i found it fine...nothing that hard that stumped me. i didn't put lava! i put muddy creek or whatever that one was....not sure about it. finally over!

LAST MATHS TEST OF MY LIFE! yay! looking at the answers...i made one stupid mistake, i crossed the right answer out and changed it! stupid...but ah well. i JUST finished the first section, had time to spare in calculator part.