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I have an essay due tomorrow about Macbeth and I vaguely remember my English teacher telling us how to differentiate between the play "Macbeth" and the character "Macbeth" in the essay. So my problem is that I can't remember what he said and I was wondering if anyone on here would know how to...

you really wanna stay in yr 10 forever? I personally can't wait to start yr 11. I hate yr 10. It is so boring. And how is your life gonna be over soon...it has only just begun. :)

So i cbb reading through all the posts but are all those "don't stress" and "settle down" comments aimed at me? :/ Because if they are...well believe me I am not stressed and am quite calm. I'm actually quite excited to start yr 11. I can't wait to actually start learning something. Other...

yea. and practice. thats it. you can't really study content. just practice your skills.

Yea, I understand that you were talking about HSC. What I was saying, was that I didn't want to start prelims with that in mind. And I'm actually very "chillaxd". (:

what he said. (: And i'd also suggest being more optimistic about math. Study math with a positive attitude (i know, easier said than done) but seriously if you convince yourself you are going to do shit then you will. Besides, math SC is pretty simple and basic so it won't be hard to get a...

yea i finished my trials today. HOORAH. I'm pretty sure that every school does a different trial exam but from what i've read a couple of schools did the same one. Golden compass dvd promotion anyone? Anyway the two text types i had to do were a speech and this other one about a...

How encouraging. :/ Atleast let us think we will be devoted to study when we first start prelims rather than telling us "you won't care and won't study as much as you say/think you will". I'd like to start yr 11 with a positive attitude and comments like that aren't very encouraging. gosh.

im excited. xD

same here. and that is the only reason i look forward to exam week. :)

I heard that they are really strict. At my school we have been practicing how to enter the hall quietly (during our trials) because apparently if you communicate in anyway with anyone they won't let you sit for your SC. Personally, I think our teachers just wanna scare us. :)

Yes. Cram as much as possible. :p

hmmm. I think you should study history and geography as they are knowledge related rather than skills based. For the skills based exams (english, math and science) just practice by doing a couple of past papers.

lucky. teachers have a tendency to do that, don't they? unfortunately for me, our school "purchases" the trial exams. :/ a couple of my half-yearly exams were taken from past papers though.

Well, I doubt anyone on BoS will cover all the content you need to know for your yearly exams. So, you are better off writing up your own notes. Even if they are 20 pages long. :/ Who cares anyway? it's only geography.

Why don't you make your own notes?

I did geography during the latter part of the year, so my yearly report will have my geography results. Thats how it works at my school.

Yup. I do.

Text types and language techniques. Thats it. (:

Yea, I think it is. Check out this site > http://www.skwirk.com.au/p-c_s-14_u-120_t-327_c-1124/paternalism-and-protection-policy/nsw/paternalism-and-protection-policy/changing-rights-and-freedoms-aboriginal-people/the-aboriginal-experience It has info on the protection policy and paternalism.