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What is this 'communicative' method? I assume it's the method that made me drop my language... I was hoping USYD might offer something more 'concrete'

I still can't look at the new logo without seeing it as that dragon / worm photoshopped picture :lol:

:rofl: I love the question. 10 days? Recently, we only ever got 14 days to do an assignment. My general rule, to do well for 1500 word essay and to not be working under pressure, was give yourself a few nights to research and think logically about your argument and where the research is going...

Too brief, I expanded on them, from what the lecturer was saying.

I assume they don't think highly of it - because some refuse to post notes before the lecture as they think it will make more students turn up. However, some probably don't care as they have things which they regard as more important to worry about.

I made notes from the lecture, detailed notes and never touched a textbook. I then memorised the notes, focusing on understanding them at the same time. I recommend this method :p

I have no recollection of how I got my job there. I think I would have just handed in resumes as you do anywhere else and someone called me.

Handwrite your notes straight onto the lecture notes they give you imo, it's easier, lighter and less annoying.

Contact the course convenor for the approval. Good idea to get a 'waiver form' and fill it out and bring it to the convenor. You used to be able to get them from estudent. I hope my knowledge isn't out of date

Interesting. I can't access it on mine or I would try and explain if I knew :p And multi quote (I can't remember what it was called before) is FINALLY back!! edit: I don't see any quotes

Thanks pwar! That is very helpful! Ok yes I think I should go the uni route, but I will do a bit more research. I know, I wouldn't want to start this semester (I need a rest, have a bit of work to do to to finish my ongoing contact with the uni and would like to try and regain some of the...

What is the best way to go about learning a language? Has anyone done a certificate or diploma in languages? What are the purpose of these courses? I have a fairly ok grasp of a language (including some uni studies), but I am looking to further my knowledge - I assume a certificate or diploma...

Has anyone done a certificate or diploma in languages? What are the purpose of these courses? I have a fairly ok grasp of a language (including some uni studies), but I am looking to further my knowledge - I assume a certificate or diploma may benefit me? Does anyone have any ideas on how...

I thought that was the date as well, but the lady on the phone told me the end of February.

Re: 2009 Macquarie Uni Offers Psych and stat units should have ilecture. Drop the course convenor an email to check - I used to. I did many clashing subjects and I recommend it if you really do want to do certain subjects and you know you will keep up with the ilectures. Rather than ilecturing...