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i meant i will be (hopefully) a history or english teacher one day i am the top performining student in english at the moment

i did half the work im doing now in year 11, and im not even in over drive yet. i have no desire to push myself to tears just yet. the year 11s at my school are pretty scungy really. their year will probably drop by half in another 4 months

my initial society teacher fell pregnant and left half way through last year. i loved her =[[ our class of 6 is still in close contact with her, and our permisub tries her little heart out. so, no hard feelings about it i guess. and her son is so cutttte. and she comes back this term. so. yay.

english advanced - 94%, ranked equal first maths general - 79%, ranked 10th havent got anymore results because iiii have double frees this afternoon, half of which will be spent practising for our schools anzac ceremony. oh the woes of being a prefect!

yes. yes yes yes yes. i say that, how ever, as a person who will one day become a history/english teacher, and the top performing student in my year in both english and histories. so, uh, im bias. i accept that much fundamental life skills you gain from english, as you pointed out in the prior...

uh yeah your hsc is made of external and internal assessment. its to a. keep smart kids from slacking off all year and then acing the exams, disadvantaging the slow but steady kids who worked consistently all year and b. encourage lower level students to work all year. or something that...

and sorry i cant help directly with your texts, its not what im doing =[

in a sense, post modernism is impossible to define as it has no coherence or unity. the term was first applied to particular approaches the creative arts in the 70s, and as the term suggests, its a radical rejection of modernism. postmodernism questions the validity of modernist* theories...

im willing to bet what ever you come out as from engineering at uni, you'll need to address a group of people, write a formal letter or report, at some stage.

in my modern history class, the kid second to me at the moment is vietnamese. the only reason he didnt take ex. history is because he was affraid of a class of all girls. xD he does general maths, and advanced and ex english, and a bunch of other hsie based courses. so, yeah.

because racially based slurs are so puff.

i do general maths i still got top academic female in year 11 against a girl who did all sciences where i did history, and extension maths for my extension english sooo yeh and alot of smart kids utilise this site, where the not so smart kids either dont or just be pains in the asses.

stephanie plum series by janet envanovitch or how ever you spell her name the big sleep

im not attempting to say everyone should be an ace at english like me and if youre not, youre dumb im just saying its vastly important in the real world. in uni, in the workforce, in everyday life and you should quit your bitchin' and do the best you can, because, for now, and rightly so, it is...

haha. thank you. it just frustrates me people are so ignorant to its importance. you dont have to like it but you have to accept how important it will be later in life. while you may think those 2 units could be better spent on something else, you'd be sadly mistaken.

as i keep saying, it has much, much relevance, in any type of life you lead unless you become a mute and chop off your hands and gorge out your eyes.

ahhh ok. i still say its risky. you should probably start with a mind map (im a big fan of mind maps) of how your topic relates to s&c, and all the things youre considering having in your pip

to be frank, a girl in s&c in the year above me did something very similar, and did very badly. its not only over done, but, the connection between it and soicety and culture concepts often gets marginalised in all the 'omg u shdnt judg pplz bi thur looks' whats your cross cultural perspective?

or, do listen to noir and avoid getting to august with nothing more than a handful of words and a pip that isnt a pip, and effectively wasting your time in SC and dragging your classmates down.

^ with like a 97% success rate for the new citizenship test, i dont think thats the biggest concern we have lol.