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maybe because in eastern religions orange is a colour associated with peace and harmony? well, that's my theory anyway and since buddhistmonks wear orange robes i'm sticking with it, lol

eep, cutting it a bit fine aren't you? need to decide reasonably soon!

perhaps that depends on what particular institution they teach at. im sure there are those who do less/more than others in every profession. i was roughly quoting hours from the teachers i know who teach at various private and public schools throughout newcastle and sydney

lmao, well, all forgiven then :p

more interested bumped than it is just sitting there inactive

don't they put on a production of queen lear biannually at bondi?

oh, god, mental blank. ..... I think it's Grigori Kozintsev in...uh, 1969? but I could be wrong - it's been a while!! if you ask your teacher, they might know - or just someone on the board. Kozintsev's film was a marxist interpretation (or 'christian-marxist' depending on who you read), but...

not in the 99.9+ range actually. and, i should know, the girl who got it was my best friend. bookie: ...actually, i just can't be bothered arguing with ignorant and defensive imbeciles, so I think I'll just leave your post. Seeing as you haven't even left high school, your opinion on these...

no need to be abusive please bookie

technically this is true - in practice it is far more difficult due to the comparative scaling and manipulating results to fit the bell curve. but back to the original question on selective high schools --> no, you don't have to be at one to get a good UAI, but it does help. Generally speaking...

all those professions may come into contact with maths at some point - and I'm sure there are valid reasons for maths being intorduced as a compulsory subject. However, I would still maintain that English is more important to have as a compulsory subject than maths - after all, what good is...

I agree - however, the reason it is an impossible task is that, on a whole, our generation is full of the laziest people yet. We want everything and we want it now - yet no-one is willing to work to get what they want, they just expect things to happen overnight, as if the some magical study...

this is exactly how to answer that question. the only thing to remember though is that the question specifically states "your critical understanding", so you'll need to devote as much time to how (21st context shapes understanding as you do to other interpretations

that's an important point actually. read the text at least once just to get a general feel of what it's about. if you go through straight away looking for techniques then you run the risk of not understanding the significance of those techniques - how can you explain the effect or purpose of a...

hey, im sorry i didnt get back to you before thurs, small spazz out there. the second one was much better than the first. let us know how you go :)

is it just me, or did that come completely out of left field???

hahahaha, lol, wini, i was all sympathetic but then i read this and realised that u must be better :p you big bully :D

well, at UNCLE at least the maths they say they assume you know is only for stat subjects (a lot of psych is statistics, bleh) - which is boring as hell, but not particularly difficult. i know people who only just scraped a pass in 2U and ext 1 maths and are doing fine (D and HD average) in 1st...

the russian one is the best one for marxism that I've ever come across. It is exceptionally easy to do a feminist interpretation of Eyre's version, even though its primary purpose was to explore a domestic interpretation. Doing a feminist interpretation can be difficult - you need to make sure...