Yearly Prem. Exam Next Week!! :( (9 Viewers)

[airie]

Wish I wasn't sick the week before and stuck doing nothing :mad1: Now I've got a load of IPT notes to read over and stuff into my brain. :S

Why couldn't the time just, I don't know, stop or something? >.<'''

 

[pritnep]

I wish you the best of luck airie!

At least these exams mark your final days of preliminary and you can use your performance and study preparation as a measure on what it is going to take in the HSC year, let that be your motivation. If you don't do as well in your preliminary yearlies not to worry as the marks will be wiped clean and you can improve when it all counts.

 

[SoulSearcher]

Good luck airie, you'll do alright in it

 

[pLuvia]

lol..my yearly exams start next week. its so horrible though because the exams run for 2 weeks...but 5 of ym exams are in the first week! that sucks!! lol..doesnt feel liek yearly exama though..ahhaha..anywayz if anyone else has there examz real soon then all the very best!!

I had 7 exams for my first week of trials, with 3 exams in one day

 

[airie]

Well. I could at least say that I wrote *something* for every question in that IPT exam

Was so pressed for time in English and French. Wish I could cut an hour from the maths exam and paste half an hour to each. Someone lend me a tool?

 

[SoulSearcher]

Was so pressed for time in English and French. Wish I could cut an hour from the maths exam and paste half an hour to each. Someone lend me a tool?

Here It might not work though

That's some good work Gangles, and I wish both of you guys luck in the rest of your exams.

 

[SoulSearcher]

Yep, sure you didn't

 

[SoulSearcher]

Will do. Which topic first?

 

[noir.]

Will do. Which topic first?

Power and Authority

 

[SoulSearcher]

Well there are five main forms of power, economic, political, social, cultural and legal power; four main forms of authority, customary authority, statutory authority, common law authority and delegated authority. You also need to consider the conflicting needs of the individual and the state, and try to balance out the views of the individual and the state.

 

[SoulSearcher]

Hmm ok then.
You have the individual's right to access information via statutory rights such as the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (Cth) and the Freedon of Information Act 1989 (NSW).
You also have informal means of challeging state power, such as through the media, members of parliament, trade unions, interest groups and non-government organisations.
You also have formal means of challeging state power, such as the ombudsman, the Independant Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), privacy bodies, the Admisnistrive Appeals Tribunals (AAT), special tribunals and the court system.

 

[cupcake08]

Hmm ok then.
You have the individual's right to access information via statutory rights such as the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (Cth) and the Freedon of Information Act 1989 (NSW).
You also have informal means of challeging state power, such as through the media, members of parliament, trade unions, interest groups and non-government organisations.
You also have formal means of challeging state power, such as the ombudsman, the Independant Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), privacy bodies, the Admisnistrive Appeals Tribunals (AAT), special tribunals and the court system.

wow, you know your stuff!

 

[Riviet]

To all prelimers: good luck in your half yearlies!!

 

[SoulSearcher]

wow, you know your stuff!

Not really, took that information off the textbook that was in front of me when I typed that

 

[m0ofin]

Sure it was

 

[SoulSearcher]

It sure was

 

[m0ofin]

Lovely to hear.

 

[airie]

Hmm ok then.
You have the individual's right to access information via statutory rights such as the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (Cth) and the Freedon of Information Act 1989 (NSW).
You also have informal means of challeging state power, such as through the media, members of parliament, trade unions, interest groups and non-government organisations.
You also have formal means of challeging state power, such as the ombudsman, the Independant Commission Against Corruption (ICAC), privacy bodies, the Admisnistrive Appeals Tribunals (AAT), special tribunals and the court system.

All that is some overwhelming gibberish to the very non-legal brain of mine (oops almost said illegal just then ) >.o

 

[SoulSearcher]

Yeah, I don't understand some of that either

 

[m0ofin]

Ombudsman, lol, what a funny word.