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Does it mean that these samples are outstanding (aka achieved full marks) or does it mean that these samples are good model responses for reference (i.e. these responses covered all the appropriate topic areas)?

Do short stories/creative responses that we write need to have titles? On sample creative responses they don't usually have titles, and I was just wondering if having a title for a short story would be beneficial or detrimental? Thanks for helping.

I'm not personally going to do this and I'm just curious, but if someone already had an interest in genetics and their class did communication, are they allowed to switch and do a different elective in the HSC that they feel more comfortable with? Or are they restricted by whichever elective...

Generally you should examine the opportunity costs involved between price stability and full employment. Price stability and employment are both major economic objectives. Since price stability (or low inflation) and full employment (or high employment) are both trade-offs between each other...

I was from Woolooware High. Yeah, I personally think people get too caught up in the different definitions of recession. Basically, Australia is currently not in a "technical recession" because there has not been two quarters of negative growth. But by saying that, it would be ignorant to say...

Yes, I went today. There was a bit of controversy as to whether Australia was or wasn't in recession.

These changes are so pointless. It's just going to make everyone more confused about the whole system.

It was marked as 43/50 (17/20) and 1st in my class.

So (just for an example) if I studied Emily Dickinson for English Adv. would I be able to do an essay on "the personification of death" (which Emily Dickinson explores in some of her poems) or would I somehow have to also relate this topic back to belonging in order for it to be an extension of...

Could one of these strategies be if a country is part of a free trade agreement, or has signed a environmental treaty (kyoto)? Or is it relating more to the domestic side, e.g. immigration policies, welfare payments, redistribution of income?

If the marker doesn't understand something specific in my work, how would they be able to find the research, notes or reference they were looking for (especially when my journals are probably going to be generally messy and all-over-the-place)? Is it advisable to number each page of my journal...

I've tried to find where it says assumed knowledge on the different university websites located around NSW/Sydney, but some of the websites are hard to navigate and in general don't usually list assumed knowledge clearly (probably because it isn't important compared to other details). Does...

Re: What is your study routine? I do homework/read over some stuff I didn't understand during the day. Then I study for one subject per day only (I like focusing on one subject at a time) for 2-3 hours in the afternoon. Then free time. Then when it's late I get ready for school and maybe...

Just say you had to give some advice on the English Extension 2 course to '09ers, or anyone else in who did the course in the future - something you wished you had known before you had started, or that you wish you had done differently, or something that you found to be helpful, fun or effective...

Hey everyone. :) I'm doing EE2 for 2009. I'm not sure what type of major work I'm doing, but realistically I think I'll either do a critical response, short story or script.

Since Visual Arts and Music 1 don't large workloads compared to other subjects like Chemistry, Physics, etc, I'd suggest keeping all 13 units (if you are doing well in them). From what I know (I'm assuming maths extension incorporates maths 2 unit syllabus along with extra topics) if you change...

I enjoy all of my subjects, though I would like to drop a subject that would be the hardest to study for or would take up the most study time compared to my other subjects (with my marks in each subject also taken into consideration). I would rather not drop any of my English extension subjects...

The 4% of atheists is probably referring to people who self-define themselves as atheists, compared to 15% people who don't practice religion or might not actually know what atheism is/haven't considered religion at all and just selected "no religion".

I say put an excise tax on old people food, RSL clubs, Bowling Clubs and then use that revenue money to increase the pension accordingly. :)

The premise is good and interesting, and the protagonist was well acted. But the dialogue was dry, the comic relief wasn't presented to its full potential and there was a lack of depth to the actual scenes - it seemed as though the cultural context of it was just blurred together. The dream...