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  1. hschelper01

    past papers for year 7 to 9

    Maths: https://waverley.learning.powerschool.com/nbadiani/08maliberate/cms_page/view/12417393 https://au.edugain.com/math/grade-8 https://kinrosscollege.wa.edu.au/student-education/curriculum-resources/past-student-exams/ English: https://bettereducation.com.au/resources/pasttestpapers.aspx...
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    legal

    The Corey Davis case is a good start - I used that for my assessment! Case study/media article assessments are designed to prepare you with the knowledge required for short answer/exam-style questions in the final exam. The biggest tip I have is that you write your answer/s around the syllabus...
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    past papers for year 7 to 9

    What subject/s and year are you looking for specifically??
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    Maxwell Education Experiences?

    Hi! Unfortunately, I haven't had any experience with Maxwell Education (honestly haven't even heard of them until now) - but during Year 11+12 (2018/2019) I was being tutored by Matrix for Maths and Physics. It was fantastic and I couldn't speak more highly of them - I definitely wouldn't have...
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    Cadetship 2020 thread

    If anyone is interested - the UTS Bachelor of Accounting Co-Op Scholarship applications are now open.... May as well apply while in isolation and doing nothing 🤷‍♀️ 🤷‍♀️ https: //boredofstudies.org/threads/uts-bachelor-of-accounting-co-operative-scholarship-2020.390039/ https...
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    ATAR Understanding help

    Hi! This might help: https: //www.uac.edu.au/assets/documents/atar/all-about-your-atar.pdf I know someone who didn't do maths at all in Yr12 and still received at 99.85 ATAR - so it's definitely possible. At the end of the day, it all depends on how you perform relative to your cohort and the...
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    Does this mean that Year 11 marks will count as internals for our HSC?

    True true 🤷‍♀️ 🤷‍♀️ ... This also happened last week though with the University of Western Australia https: //www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/apr/01/australian-universities-change-admissions-as-coronavirus-disrupts-education https...
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    What Cars does everyone drive??

    Haha nice ride !
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    UTS Bachelor of Accounting (Co-Operative) Scholarship 2020

    Highly recommend everyone applying - even if you think you won't get in.... Its an AMAZING course !!
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    Physiotherapy at ACU or WSU?

    Cut-offs change from year to year because they are determined by three factors which can’t be predicted: The number of places available in the course; The number of applicants listing the course as a preference; The ATARs of those applicants. Hope that helps!
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    Does this mean that Year 11 marks will count as internals for our HSC?

    Maybe... but if you think about it, Yr11 does set up a number of fundamental skills and theories required for some Yr12 subjects🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️
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    Does this mean that Year 11 marks will count as internals for our HSC?

    It all depends on how the next few months play out... A lot of universities are now basing admission off of Yr11 and Yr12 results due to the disruption: https: //www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/apr/09/anu-to-base-admission-on-year-11-because-of-significant-disruption-from-coronavirus
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    physics scaling

    Physics is one of those subjects that does scale well. However, it depends on a number of factors - like how your marks are, your rank internally AND how that compares other individuals in your class. Based off of what you've said, your internal mark of 52% and the fact that you're doing well in...
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    Physiotherapy at ACU or WSU?

    It all depends on where you live and whether you are willing to travel I guess. I know that in regard to physiotherapy, WSU has a very good track record with a number of successful graduates over recent years: https: //www.miragenews.com/recognising-academic-excellence/
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    Can you guys identify the technique and effect of this quote for me

    Quote 1: Sibilance is the repetition of soft consonant sounds in words to create a 'whooshing' or 'hissing' sound in the writing. This is evident in 'sense of phase'. Like Emma said though, there is more context needed in order to explore the effect of this. Quote 2: Contrast and juxtaposition...
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