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what does the diploma in law involve? is it expensive to do?

actually the syllabus is from 1917-1945 so they can't ask you about what he did before 1917.

i think there are some on this site

you could use http://smh.com.au/articles/2004/07/16/1089694570081.html that article to talk about the family court and how its effective/ineffective

in general

another important point is that when nick went to the war front, people started associating the blame with him, whereas before the link wasn't as strong between him and the defeats in the war. also, it made him leave rasputin in charge and peopl didnt like him cos he was greasy. (i cant really...

lol homosexuality didn't begin in the 20th century you know...

think of the big picture... how did he manage to turn a backward, poverty- stricken country into a world superpower in only a decade or so? 5yr plans played a role in this

"prize giving" has a lot about feminism that you could talk about look at the way that eisenbart is described, the implications of a "girl's school" and his attitude towards it. remember that the poem was written pre-70s and that it doesn't really have a "feminist" influence as such though...

I think that it's fine to use study guides for ideas, just don't completely rely on them. I sometimes use them to broaden my understanding of a text, but I would never just memorise stuff out of it word for word in an essay and I use them in combination with class notes and handouts as well...

can i just get this straight, did evelyn go to the surrogate parents or the birth parents?

i still cant get over the fact that people find it too physically hard to open a textbook... legal essays are much easier to write than say english or even history essays yet so many ppl want their legal essays written for them...

are exemplar responses in standards packs ones that got full marks? or just band 6 responses?

excel modern history is shit maq is ok i reckon the best one is the one called "get smart" but remember that you cant rely on study guides for modern... they really only outline and you need historiography and stuff as well... and they all only give about 1 page each for personality...

there's really no point in going to a selective high school from years 7-10 because, well lets face it years 7-10 count for absolutely nothing. but in year 11 & 12, i think you appreciate being in an environment with other people who also expect to do really well in the hsc a lot more. also...

cos it would have been so hard for these people to get their textbook out and do it themselves

If you really enjoy history, you'll probably like extension. Do remember that you have to do a major project that involves a lot of research, time and motivation. Also, some people don't find the content very interesting- it's very focused on historiography rather than just learning topics like...

that is so true.

how much past work experience do you need- how important is that aspect?

do you do this course bex?