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I don't know about you, but I have a reduced fear from constant anxiety, although I do get the odd chocolate urge, but i have this feeling they won't be coming back too soon either.

In response to these journeys questions, should our stimulus booklet text, core text and supplementary texts detail the same or similar concepts about journey? How do you inter-relate them?

I have no idea of the scaling business, if I have gotten around the 85 mark (with the exception of 2 unit maths around 75), is it a good mark to maintain? What would these marks do to my mark in the HSC? (plain english as this whole scaling and crap about school ranks and etc etc I do not get).

Depending upon the question, I mean sure if you can synthesise well and it addresses the question properly then yes, synthesise. But, you do not want to confuse the issue, and present a seemingly unstructured essay. Personally I would do it in "chunks" but that is because I like to know how well...

I think it is pretty much open to what you want to do, depending upon the electives you are doing. I would base it on the question, such as for effectiveness, structure according to effectivenss criteria, or structures/international agreements (i do world order) structure it according to those...

Really? Wow, I never knew it could be like that. But when you say no effort, do you mean could not really care but of average capability, in that someone can not put in any effort but be naturally intelligent....... Bonus marks for being in which area of what? I know UOW is 3, but 5...

Rights and responsibilities is quite silly to ask in short answer. This is what the syllabus states: Teacher note: In this section students are required to gain a general understanding of the characteristics and needs of members of each of the groups. Detailed study of three groups is...

Unstructured section?

For where exactly?

What about a UAI of 80-81, is that reachable?

Oh I know, you say you're fine, but your body goes into like shutdown or complete shit-ville. I can understand how you feel. Before the trials, when I was studying I did not eat much at all, maybe 1/4 of what I usually eat, and then what I got my appetite back, I couldn't eat because my body...

I wish I had that confidence.

I guess everyone is different, and it depends upon the people around you. A lot of my friends do not really worry about it, but there are a few that do. Sure it is not the end of everything, but I suppose if you do well and it can get you into what you want to do faster, there is an element of...

If it is assented, then that means it exists doesn't it? I just want to make sure before I use it anywhere.

I think it was just a general statement that 10% of us have a positive attitude towards the HSC, but hey maybe it is correct, I know there are a few people who are just shitted off by the HSC, not scared of it, maybe that constitutes the other 90% of that figure. I think I understand that...

On the radio, I just heard that apparently only 10-11% of us in the state have a positive attitude towards the HSC. How accurate that is, I don't know. But wow, there is another 90% or so that think otherwise. A lady interviewed said that "it is not the end of the world", I guess for some of us...

okie dokie thankyou :) Do UAI cut-offs change dramatically each year? I know that is a stupid question, I am wanting to get into a UAI 81+ course now, and I am just worried.

The lady on the Advice Line mentioned something about an amendment.

Are you talking HSC ones? Aren't they on the boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au site? I believe the specimen paper is on there too, in the HSC Syllabus section.

Same here, I rang the Studies of Religion line 3 times in one night and got the same lady every time.