2015ers Chit-Chat Thread (6 Viewers)

[astroman]

re business: are global expansion and international the same things?

 

[WrittenLoveLetters]

re business: are global expansion and international the same things?

LOLWUT? Well, global expansion is opening your market up to most, if not, every country. Which makes it international. But maybe global expansion can be seen as: the business planning to expand to different countries. Whereas international is already global?

Otherwise, I think it's just similar words for the same meaning

Also, is everyone's BS trials tomorrow?

 

[astroman]

LOLWUT? Well, global expansion is opening your market up to most, if not, every country. Which makes it international. But maybe global expansion can be seen as: the business planning to expand to different countries. Whereas international is already global?

Otherwise, I think it's just similar words for the same meaning

Also, is everyone's BS trials tomorrow?

it was a section iv in a past cssa paper thats why, both questions seemed the same because they said to discuss those things, and yes, tmrw is business and math

 

[WrittenLoveLetters]

it was a section iv in a past cssa paper thats why, both questions seemed the same because they said to discuss those things, and yes, tmrw is business and math

Oh! What year is the CSSA paper? I might have it and I can have a look

 

[tonysoprano]

I'm so scared for section IV

 

[WrittenLoveLetters]

This is for Business yes? I'm shitting my pants, if it's Finance and HR as my two options, I'm like going to be brain dead

 

[astroman]

Guys, read up on the latest business news now, your markers will think your super dedicated to business if you write something that happened 24hrs ago in your section IV. Some good business news here:
https://www.businessnews.com.au/article/Virgin-on-track-for-profit-next-year

 

[turntaker]

How do I know if my school is buying the CSSA paper?

 

[astroman]

How do I know if my school is buying the CSSA paper?

if ur doing the exam on the same day as other people that are doing the cssa paper then ur doing the cssa paper

 

[ProcrastinATAR]

if ur doing the exam on the same day as other people that are doing the cssa paper then ur doing the cssa paper

Is yours CSSA? if so when were/are your english papers?

 

[astroman]

Is yours CSSA? if so when were/are your english papers?

done them, on monday and tuesday yesterday

 

[astroman]

do we need a ruler for 2u tests?

 

[ProcrastinATAR]

do we need a ruler for 2u tests?

yes

 

[astroman]

yes

srs? i don't remember using a ruler this whole year.

 

[Sien]

srs? i don't remember using a ruler this whole year.

me neither, i'm so ghetto i just use the exam booklets as rulers
when is everyone's 2u trials?

 

[astroman]

tmrw

 

[Ekman]

Hey guys, what is the best way to cram essays in a few days. I used to recite the essay to myself and it would take 1-2 days, but memorising 4 essays is kinda hard, and considering the stress and tiredness ontop of that makes it hard to continuously recite essays to myself. Anyone have any ideas on memorising essays?

 

[PhysicsMaths]

Hey guys, what is the best way to cram essays in a few days. I used to recite the essay to myself and it would take 1-2 days, but memorising 4 essays is kinda hard, and considering the stress and tiredness ontop of that makes it hard to continuously recite essays to myself. Anyone have any ideas on memorising essays?

It takes me 2-3 hours to memorise a 1100-1200 word essay
I read chronogically, going over the first sentence a few times, and then look away from the essay to see if I can recite it word for word in my head. It helps if you close your eyes as it removes any distractions
I've realised that essays that you've wrote entirely by yourself, as in creating each sentence in your own words, is much easier to memorise than if you take someone else's ideas or sentences
Each time you remember a new sentence, try to recite the essay all over again to that point to make sure you get everything engraved into your head

This process is very time consuming and mentally draining, but I managed to write down my memorised essay on the day of the trials with complete accuracy (and obviously shaping it a bit to answer the question)

 

[turntaker]

It takes me 2-3 hours to memorise a 1100-1200 word essay
I read chronogically, going over the first sentence a few times, and then look away from the essay to see if I can recite it word for word in my head. It helps if you close your eyes as it removes any distractions
I've realised that essays that you've wrote entirely by yourself, as in creating each sentence in your own words, is much easier to memorise than if you take someone else's ideas or sentences
Each time you remember a new sentence, try to recite the essay all over again to that point to make sure you get everything engraved into your head

This process is very time consuming and mentally draining, but I managed to write down my memorised essay on the day of the trials with complete accuracy (and obviously shaping it a bit to answer the question)

i like your username

 

[turntaker]

roting is my weakest attribute.