from what i hear many teachers do patrol these forums sometimes. i reckon if we all complain really badly about how extremely hard the exam was, the teachers on the judging committee will set the raw mark cutoffs really low, and we'll all get band 6. wait why am i writing this if teachers patrol the forums meh...borkis04 said:
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how come teachers "patrol" and the rest of us just "browse"?
Who cares about next year! We're finished!!!
Who cares about next year! We're finished!!!
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so god damn fucking true!The_highwayman said:
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Pft, if you name it Environmental Studies, chances are you'll have no more students left! In Year 11, we had 6 Geography students, but 2 dropped it so we went down to 4. (Though one regretted dropping it). I reckon Geography's been a good experience. The countless excursions - my class rocked! The teacher was awesome! The theory was plentiful but I've realised that after studying for Legal Studies, I prefer Geography theory any day!
Here's the online article. That's my school, and my grade! =)
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Heh, and I can see you at the back! (Kidding 
) I can't wait for the SMH to do an article on the Legal Studies paper. How exciting!
) I can't wait for the SMH to do an article on the Legal Studies paper. How exciting!Haha Environmental Studies sounds so pathetic that it makes us all sound like green hippies
For the record, at my school class sizes have been static around 7 or 8 ppl... my class had 8 ppl. No yr12 class next year (stupid year 11s) but there will be a yr11 class though
On a side note, today's article in the Herald about the Eng Modules paper made me laugh even more:
http://www.smh.com.au/news/national...as-the-question/2005/10/20/1129775902682.html
God, that girl is taking way too seriously what English has taught her, Lol
For the record, at my school class sizes have been static around 7 or 8 ppl... my class had 8 ppl. No yr12 class next year (stupid year 11s) but there will be a yr11 class though
On a side note, today's article in the Herald about the Eng Modules paper made me laugh even more:
http://www.smh.com.au/news/national...as-the-question/2005/10/20/1129775902682.html
God, that girl is taking way too seriously what English has taught her, Lol
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Hahaha, agreed! I thought the exact same thing as soon as I read it! Who on earth ponders such boring modules in such a way? *shakes head*firehose said:
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Well just pretend, duh! Haha. (Yeah, I figured after I checked your profile for a minute - went to bed after that so couldn't really edit anything due to my sleep deprived state, heh)MedNez said:Hahaha (if that was directed at me), I don't do Geo