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Well 2 units of English have to count- if you do Extension 2 English, do crap in advanced, and do 12+ units, then Advanced won't have to count (I think)

Hate to break it to you- King Lear is killing everyone

The set text is historical/ traditional. It's the Elizabethan outlook (Jacobean if you're going to be pedantic). You don't have to look at productions, realise. I'm looking at different readings, and productions I create. I'm looking at feminism, family drama, psychological... you name it)

Historiography texts (the writing and accuracy of history) are good. Also songs that look at deception, lying, and especially the ones where you find out the person was telling the truth all along.

Yes it teaches you a lot, and it's fun. This depends on the teacher you have though.

I'm starting to do work on it for my Independant Investigation, and I'll post up all my info at the end, but any ideas in the meantime? I'm basing it around The Real Inspector Hound. :D

i am!!

I'm not going to look at any probability. All that matters is that you know your stuff and that you can manipulate it to the form given.

I'm looking to go to the university of Tasmania, and I got some information on the UAI you need to get in. The range is 50- 58 (this includes law!!!!) Wow. That's all I have to say.

I changed schools. In years 8-9 I used Feurwerk 1-2, in year 10-11 we used Sowieso 2, and in year 12 continuers we use Sowieso 3 and in Extension we use Brennpunkt (it's so hard!!). i also have a book called Einsicht but it's impossible.

Don't learn a list that's boring. Listen to German radio (can be found online through Widows Media Player), read German books, watch German TV. the best way to do it is immersion. Make sure you have a bit of fun or you won't get through. Now... if only I could get my grammar together... :(

I voted 1 because I don't do maths! Haha I can do arithmetic but maths really bores me.

I love Ancient too! It just kinda makes sense to me. I like the ancient greeks as well as reading revisionist theories (doing that for History Extension). I don't like Modern though.

Greece (forget the years- Persian Wars :argue: , Athenian Democracy, Athenian Empire) Mycenae:confused: Julius Caesar :apig: The Fall of the Roman Republic :(

Want to swap some notes?

Just make sure you're getting your facts right... and include things like symbolism that makes you look smarter :p

It's ironic that you ask that question, because while looking for Changing Self related material, all I ca manage to find is Changing Perspective. Look at Sophie's World or Ghosts I Have Been (can't remember who it's by sorry).

:read: Religious texts are very important in understanding another's experience. Religion is a form not well understood. Although it is difficult to mark religious texts because of the many different ways that they can be read and understood (which is why it is not advisable to use religious...

Area of Study: Gwen Harwood Critical Study: King Lear Representation and Text: The Justice Game Comparitive (In The Wild): Bladerunner and Brave New World

Look at sight vs. insight and the irony of that Also appearance vs. reality, and the true meaning of legitimate (are Goneril and Regan legitimate? Even though Edmond becomes Earl of Gloucestor, is he legit?)