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Re: Anyone want to form a study group? I'm quite sure that guilty mind = mens rea.

Re: Anyone want to form a study group? Oh my god, year ten commerce. Quick, what is actus reus?

LOL, that's true Jachie. Why the hell am I calling you Jachie still? And you are amazingly intelligent, esp. in English, so get off your low-horse already. :P

Hey guys. Because I get really bored at home and I dislike going on the internet too excessively, I was just wondering if anyone struggling with their subjects wanted help? I figure that this might be a really cool way to learn, as I could possibly help some of you guys and in turn, you could...

Advanced English 9/10 Extension English 9/10 Extension Two English 10/10 Maths 2U 10/10 Maths 3U lol 6/10 <-- I'm decent at it, but not really passionate at all. Modern History 10/10 Extension History 8/10 Chemistry 7.5/10

Sarcasm, matey.

1. I'm looking at about six drafts. 2. Draft done before school holidays end. Submitted to be marked. And this process occurs twice every term, with the school holidays used to improve/change my work. 3. Handed in mine in week 8 of term four. And I agree that it does suck to have to hand it in...

If you've accelerated and gotten band six in both 2U and 3U, there's no need to drop 4U. Just because it is time consuming, you are good at maths and capable of doing well. Maybe re-sit the 3U maths exam again, so you boost that 90. Drop the one you dislike most. Or wait until half yearlies so...

Four's good. ^^ I try to do that. The rationale: I get home at 4. I sleep at twelve. Four hours study/homework, and four hours leisure/internet. Sounds good to me.

Must you sound so arrogant, or is that just an unfortunate side effect? Implying that people who don't study those ten hours won't get good results. Ask all the people with superb UAIs how long they studied each day, and you will not get even close to 10 hours on a regular basis. Sure, maybe...

Okay, there is a complete difference between studying eight to ten hours per night, on a regular basis, and studying/cramming before major exams. I know that I will be studying before my HSC and trials really hard, maybe up to ten hours a day if you like. But only before those exams, when they...

Okay. Just because I don't study eight to ten hours a day does not mean that I want to pursue "educational advancement". I am very much into studying, to the point where I myself may be called "nerd" and whatever associated term. But what I do believe in is balance. I want to succeed in life...

:rofl: The irony.

LOL, 8-10 hours a day. Whatever.

Hey slowjam, if you want we could discuss this further through MSN? I think I might know you. Anyway, back to your question. My teacher is very reluctant to involve any kind of literary argument in the history extension projects, because after all, it's history, not English. The drawback I see...

Or spending your days rotting on a forum hardly relevant to you as you did your HSC in 2004. Response to the threadstarter: I know that especially as we've just begun the HSC, there may be a lot of apprehension and fear. I feel this way too, despite the fact that I got fairly solid results for...

<33333333333333333333333333333333333333333 Loved the book. If everyone had a dad like Atticus, there would be no war... or hatred, or racism or whatever bigotry humans are capable of. I also loved the movie.

Pathetic fallacy is when the weather reflects human emotion. E.g. how many times have you seen a heartbroken girl staring by the window as there's rain/drizzle? OR, it can also be when someone endows an inanimate object with human feelings. ;)

Well, some people do think the scaling system is unfair and all, but scaling is in place because some courses are evidently more difficult than others (as determined by the average mark scored by students state-wide). Consider the following scenario: Jill gets 93/100 for Design and Technology, a...

Only ten, in any combination of subjects. END OF DISCUSSION, for crying out loud.