No games though.
er...notes? are you serious? we were given the booklet to finish in the holidays. I know i'm weird but it was rather interesting reading through all those facts. haha i finished the whole thing within an hour.studentcheese said:It's boring and you have to write heaps of notes. However, if you finish early, the teacher will let you do unfinished homework in class
lol. perhaps there was nothing else to do hahaMiss Sunshine said:
I agree. despite the fact that it was boring, I did learn a bit about footnotes, endnotes and other proper methods of referencing. And my school uses the Harvard system. They're quite strict on these kinds of things, so it's like a second language. How nerdy, lol.Kittikhun said:
That's odd. We always do it at the end of year 10 (when there's nothing else to do), and it seems like a lot of other schools do too (though I'm not sure about this). And if they didn't complete the task in year 10, they'd be called up to finish it off the next year. It seems like it would be a waste of time if you did it during your hsc course when you could be learning your subjects instead.Kittikhun said:
Pretty pointless if you ask me xDIain Hewitson said:
Most students at my school don't know about the school handbook about referencing and hardly anyone has touched it besides the teachers and me. Make sure that when you have children that you send them to a good school and not mine!(just for the referencing facet; my school does have good teachers but many insolent, uncomitted students)camomile.tea said:
I guess learning how to reference wouldn't make much of a difference for them then? At least in terms of marks, it doesn't mean much. As long as it proves you haven't plagiarised. I just think you feel safer and it looks more professional if you do it properly.Kittikhun said:
