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Every technique has to relate to journeys and the question asked. Eg. If the essay question "An imaginative journey is always a learning experience" The technique, which you discuss will have to show the process of the journey and link to the question. :) I really cant be much help to you...

People telling you that you'll do well wont help you in the end. Just keep on studying. If you get advice from people about studying with different views, you wont work out, which study method is good for you! Good luck. :)

That's because there are very few techniques. I loved the film but I wouldnt use it for a self selected text. I tried but it didnt work out. :)

$200 max - would depend on the brand, style, material and quality.

Integration is fine, as long as you do it well. Some people try and dont end up answering the question and mix it all up. Your linkage must be solid, clear and concise.

Start a new thread as this one is heaps old. :) Can i ask why you chose Finding Neverland? Yes, it's an imaginative journey but analysing it is incredibly difficult - finding techniques, which highlight the process of the journey isn't very simply and linkage can get quite hard.

It's only the first term of year 12. Study to the best of your ability but dont tire yourself out this term. Once 2008 hits, give it your all. Be consistent with your study and you will definitely do well. :uhhuh:

Definitely KEEP modern history. :uhhuh:

hopingtogetintoUWS. :o

Author surrogate, a character who acts as the author's spokesman. Sometimes the character may intentionally or unintentionally be an idealized version of the author. A well known variation is the Mary Sue or Gary Stu (self-insertion). Back-story, the story "behind" or "before" the events being...

Your subjects are fine. Scaling gives both positve and negatives results, so just ace all of your subjects and you'll be fine. :) You don't know enough people.

Your marks and ranks are looking great and it doesnt seem like you have a 'weak' subject. Keep going the way you are now and you'll be fine. :)

Xuan, we should get our results together. Side by side. For support :o

Can't seem to find what? If you're in SAM and you want to edit your subjects, you'll see two options at the bottom Edit profile Logout Click edit profile and add in your subjects :) EDIT: To the OP - Get JUAI. It's better imo. You can download it off the JUAI thread

I agree with Jachie, you have no clue. General math, like any other subject will scale poorly if you do shit in it. If you ace general math, you will NOT get scaled down for it.

It's an estimate of your uai so its never going to be 100% accurate, however it gets very close. Some of my friends who used sam to compare the estimate with their actual uais were off by 1 or 2 points. No use putting in your year 11 results. :) Edit: Check the threads in the SAM Forum, some...

The OP did say that the workload is "getting a bit much." 13 units in yr 12 is a fair bit to handle, 11 - 12 units is a better choice.

Most languages scale well. :uhhuh: I'd say drop general math because its time consuming and pointless. I know plenty of people who have done business degrees, having done no math during their senior years. I did gen math and im hoping to do a business degree, personally i wish i had dropped...

Okay Jason, 60.5 My uai wont be too flash. :(

Yes, from December 1st the new DART will be in place (45 minute test, which tests you on both local roads and your nearest motorway). If you're a competent driver, you shouldn't find it difficult - just a bit longer. :) Good luck.