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'An individual's identity is shaped by the way they perceive their connections with others and the world around them.' How is this view represented in your prescribed text and ONE other related text

It's nice to read this, good job

Just remember you're not alive forever, so don't waste your time thinking about expectations or failures. There's more to life than this.

Solidarity (bel), estrangement (not bel)

Good stuff, but I personally think that you should be careful with how you introduce general comments about the CAD. It's not the CAD itself that could lead to unsustainability, it's whether the CAD is increasing or the CA Surplus is decreasing. I also think it's important to acknowledge that...

Business students usually leave space for the executive summary, and come back to it once they've finished

Place has already been tested

Although you're not wrong, it's more about identifying consumer needs and wants, and satisfying it.

This is why I absolutely HATE creative writing. English teachers usually emphasise the importance of visual/auditory/sensory imagery in creative stories - not to mention there is a crap load of Do's and Dont's it's unbelievable. Only 6 more days -.- 6 more........

Here are the key words from the syllabus that have been incorporated into belonging essay questions since 2009: 2013: Choices, Attitudes 2012: Perceptions, Time, World 2011: Perceptions, Connections, Places 2010: World, Enrich or Limit, Experience 2009: Understanding

I think there is an error (by 1 decimal). B should be $48.3b ... anyways you add everything except for the capital account and secondary income. The financial account is associated with investment, derivatives and reserve assets

http://www.insidebreak.org.au/english-area-of-study/discovery/ This might help you

You really shouldn't go out of your own way to memorise stats. But keeping up with the news and Australia's current economic performance will allow you to have a bank of stats in mind on a range of economic issues. Although stats aren't needed in certain short answer questions, it is important...

For a 5 marker, I think it's essential to refer to contemporary issues where low levels of inflation has benefited the Australian economy! A good example would be an inflation rate of 1.5% in 2008-09 (GFC) from 3.4% in 2007-08, which is a contributing factor to Australia avoiding a recession...

The answer is C. If you increase the quota on e.g. cars from 50 to 100, that means that there is less restriction on imports, and more cars are able to enter Australia. The answer did say reduce, so read carefully!

Good, but don't forget that profitability is also a private benefit and, to include the term 'negative externalities' in social cost :)

Yes, quotes are essential to getting the top band. The school should have given you a textbook or sheets that cover quotes and other information. If not, ask your teacher or search on the internet.

I don't wanna get in the way of your estimates because you guys do a good job, but I think no one has the right to tell others that their possibility of achieving their desired goal is slim to none when his goal is realistic, and the HSC hasn't even finished yet. And your comment seems somewhat...

5 consecutive years of one related text & extremely high expectations of two this year round

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o63FGy3mPWI&list=UUVgO39Bk5sMo66-6o6Spn6Q Discuss