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Re: Historians But writers of text books don't really quantify as valid historians, particularly in the eyes of the markers. Paraphrase things they say but don't quote them as you'd quote Dalleck or Chomsky or someone.

Re: whens your graduation That sounds perfect. Nice clean dark jeans, heels and a nice top would be perfect. And thats bizarre!

Re: whens your graduation Ohhhh. Weird. You at like a Senior College or something? Just wear like a nice dress and nice shoes, or a nice top and pants and have your hair nice. Not jeans and like a hoody and not like some skanky dress. But not formal either, just.. what you'd wear to say...

Re: whens your graduation Ironed shirt and skirt, black shoes white socks, the full uniform nice and neat. No ties for us, but if youve got compuls ties, ties. Just clean and neat and proper full uniform.

Re: Historians In short, yes.

Re: whens your graduation next wednesday day im already preparing to stock up on the kleenex. our attire is smart uniform. no blazers but neat and clean

Re: 回复: Re: are you happy with ur overall internal ranks Yes. First in everything but Maths.

Hahaha. Yeahhhhhhh!

There is your truth and there is my truth and there is your teachers truth. Theres English truths and there is Spanish truths and their is truths the eldery women hold and the elderly men hold. Is that really truth?

What a charming attitude. Though I tend to agree, subjects don't indicate intelligence. Then again, a lower ranked school does not indicate a lack there of. 464th, btw. ^^

And to be ranked first in all but maths, btw. *Shrug* Innernetz is a bad place to argue about intelligence because much is lost with lack of face to face.

*Shrug* No status raising involved. If this were all an ego fuck I'd be fighting back hard, but I'm not. You've got a legitimate point, I was highly contradictory because I'm unwell, tired, and beyond caring about this debate. Its a means by which to wittle away time between now and bed. I...

To further understand the concept and make sure I AM grasping it completely and wholey, thats how I reinforce it. Practical application. Doing things over and over. Making sure I've got everything.

And I don't mind being poked at or challenged or questioned. *shrugs* I'm not going to go to bed tonight and fret over BOS. Either you get what I'm saying and agree or disagree, orrrr you don't and I'll try and make myself clearer. In the end, it doesn't really matter.

Always arrogance darling! Its not so much memorisation as fine tuning. You can't write an A band essay right away, and its only with continual fine tuning and application of the concept you understand that you can. I didn't mean to sound as though I spend all night re writing definitions...

I lolled. I'm tired and sick, and the internet is the last of my worries when it comes to being understood. I really could care less, I'm just putting out my two cents and managing my change in the meantime between going to bed.

My point exactly. Its all well and good to understand everything but you've got to put in the work to be able to replicate knowledge well.

*Shrugs* Nit pick all you want. I'm smart, but its got to be done until I'm satisfied I can do it perfectly. Doing it once won't do it for me. Hard work and natural flair for learning.

I am smart in that I understand and grasp concepts and knowledge alot quicker than most, and am able to write fluently and with passion and flair in an articulate manner. So yes, it 'just clicks'. I do, however, have to make sure it all sticks once it has clicked. I can't just do something...

Allow me to elaborate. I cannot soak in information and retain it upon hearing it once. I must repeat things to make it stick. That is, while I understand and grasp knowledge quickly and easilly, I have to make sure it sticks through repetition. Perhaps sponge wasnt the best word?