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I've got 2 cousins in yr 11 this yr (from the philippines) and the eldest one of them is 18 this yr so technically meant to be in yr 12 but when they were living over there my aunt decided to start them together in the same yr.

Ok a math teacher I had in year 8 would stand on the front desk in the class room and boom out RIGHTO YEAR 8... LISTEN UP...LISTEN UP NOW!!!. It never worked we just did whatever. My yr11 & 12's eng teacher favourite quotes were "Hi year 12 sorry I'm late" and if she got annoyed at the boys up...

It was Kommisioner Rex(forgot the spelling) for the German classes

that text book is definitely a lifesaver :)

lol same with me it was great stuff ;)

Thats kool if there's anything else, just ket me know :D :uhhuh:

when I did my half-yearly's (wow! seems like a long time ago now) I did dot points of the important stuff I needed to know for each subject and put then on palm cards that way I didn't have to shuffle through stacks of paper and you can study them on the bus or whatever.

i'd suggest learning a bit for each one otherwise ur brains going to go into overload. It might be an idea too to look at past exam papers to get an idea of the questions they ask and how it's set out ;)

:) good luck :)

agree again :D alot of the time i just could not b bothered

Some ppl just have no other way of getting through the hsc

so tru they may not be able to teach that either

I did pathways (due to disability) & loved it, although as mentioned in one of the previous posts it is hard when your friends leave and it did take me a term or so to get back into the swing of things. Having said that in my second year I did make lots of new friends and you do tend to handle...

Iam, the traveling makes me very tired and its because of that, that I have to do two subjects (monday & wednesday) by flexi-delivery which is hard for two main reasons. One its hard to get movitated when you don't have the teacher of that subject breathing down you neck, I often forget that I...

poor thing kami you must get pissed off with travelling everywhere, its such a pain in the arse

lol I'm so like that this yr.

I dont manage my time this yr, thats the problem.

Well said Zoltan :p ;)

I'm doing welfare @ Tafe which is done over two years and to do welfare @ uni its double that, so I know what I prefer.

Yeh... CSU is one of the top uni's in Australia to do journo. Andrew Dention & Jessica Rowe did their Journo degrees there as well as good family friend and well known Journo John Lloyd-Green, who graduated with honnors at CSU. I appiled to do journo at CSU but didn't get in, it's real tough so...