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Yeah the essay tests are great, for some strange reason i always do crap in multiple choice things. I think im pretty confused as to where i stand in pdhpe, not sure if i like it or hate it. Oh, I'm starting body in motion next term, pretty excited about that one.

I'm unhappy with my single eyelid, probably cos im part chinese. Envy all the non-asians with beautiful shaped eyes and evrything.

Anyone have any ideas for lashes wich are long but do not curl at all? Tried all different things but by the end of the night my lashes just seem to fall back down :(

I was just wondering if any pdhpe students had trouble with first aid? any thoughts, criticisms? And how are u finding prelim pdhpe? Personally i find it interesting but tedious at times.

yeahh 4 and a half hours could be mainly staring in space .. actually that might just be for me :shy: . Biology just doesn't click in my brain and it's so frustrating because i'd do anything to excel in that subject but it just never happens. :(

Always room for improvement

Well, i had the same kinda problem, at the end of term2 i just wanted evrything to be done soo yeahh didnt put much effort in things and marks suffered, But i plan to remove ALL distractions (take out all things that dont educate me) and drink lots of water (apparently improves concentration)...

Best = Pdhpe Worst = Biology (but prepared to put in more effort :))

Plans going quite well, quit my job, starting assessments, joined a tutor, preparing for the term3 and pretty much cutting most of my social life. It's pretty sad but has to happen realistically :)

MODERN HISTORY!! Modern is really interesting especially the gorey stuff, :)

I had a biology group presentation (absolute worst) for ecosystems topic to present our results from using sampling techniques =S

well yeah, but i want to know what im going to be using to reinforce the thesis, remember miss sed u shuld jst choose one of those things ...

I'm due to write an in-class essay on King Lear very soon about whether "Moral choices expose the darker side of human nature", using context and values I was wondering if i should use themes, characters or scenes as my line of argument , any thoughts ??

I'm due to write an in-class essay on King Lear very soon about whether "Moral choices expose the darker side of human nature", using context and values I was wondering if i should use themes, characters or scenes as my line of argument , any thoughts ??

Tess of the D'urbevilles - Thomas Hardy quite interesting but a book revolving round feminism Unbearable Lightness of Being - Milan Kundera great book so far, pretty deep, intense next book to tackle: Anna Karenina - Tolstoy; any thoughts?

yeah jellybelly59, im having trouble picking a book too, considering tmr we hav to hand in the review hrmm ... in a bit of trouble oh and pp presentation tmr greattt .. bet u dnt noe who this is :rolleyes: