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They'll conveniently point out that all their badgering during the year was of some merit and it was my own fault that I didn't get it, regardless of any excuses I make. Let's hope that isn't necessary.

When looking at Environmental Management, I always find it useful to refer back to the policies that the government has established. These are the following dot points under the syllabus for EM: ecologically sustainable development private and social costs and benefits - market failure...

I have a week to study for it after Economics and it is one of my best subjects so I'm looking forward to it.

I'd be quite disappointed but I know that the degree I'm looking at has flexible entry for students with an ATAR 5 percentile points off the cutoff. Even if I didn't get that, I'm pretty sure I could make any of the other courses in the same faculty and then transfer at the end of the first year.

Question 28 (2007) - For an economy other than Australia, explain how government development strategies have responded to the process of globalisation Question 28 (2005) - Outline the features of globalisation, and analyse the impact of globalisation on the standard of living in the global...

A UAC PIN doesn't work with StudentsOnline. You have to use the PIN you got from the Board of Studies.

9 for Module A 8 for Module B 9 for Module C

You only mention the two texts you have chosen. It is a 6 mark question; talking about the other two texts would be a waste of time.

According to my English teacher, HSC English markers look for transitions such as that as it shows the students ability to use literary techniques to enhance their concepts. It would be a big bonus to include such a transition, but just make sure it isn't jarring that the marker is confused...

Just keep your wallet in your pocket. They don't search you; I'm pretty sure they don't have the legal right to do that. If you're really that concerned, just leave it in your bag.

I'm aiming to get a B6 in Mathematics, Geography and Economics.

Whenever you plan a response for either the AOS or the modules, you must always answer these three things: What is the composer saying about belonging How has the composer done this? (technique related to the literary form preferably?) Why has the composer's used this technique; to what...

Look through past papers and practice your ability to pick out literary and visual techniques quickly. There's nothing much else to do except also knowing what you're expected to answer for a certain type of question.

Re: Business Studies Section I: Multiple Choice A d b d d b a b c a a b c a b a d b c c

Paper 2 is going to be a killer. I just know that I'm going to forget quotes.

Section IV seeks the student to answer the question and apply the concepts discussed into case studies, to show that you have an applied knowledge of the course. Consequently, one case study is sufficient provided that you can answer the question and cover all concepts with the examples.

Basically revolves around these three points: Distribution Channels (from business to where?) Channel Choice (how accessible the product/service is) Physical distribution (transportation, storage, inventory control)

Quickly stream over past papers and circle things you don't know. Rinse and Repeat

Could you just clarify whether you are having constipation or diarrhea?

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