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i thought the "conversation" was so random, i kept losing track of what id talked about arrrgghhh... >< ..soo frustrating:mad:

i thought it was pretty basic...which extended response question did everyone do? i thought the shopping one was the easiest..coz i didnt really study that much..oh well

your welcome! gd luck ;)

i think that its is really up to you how you go about it- do what's best for your essay. but i also think that its important to refer to specific episodes/scenes to show a greater understanding- then you wont be generalising etc. write about the techniques- v.v important- ie how the show...

i agree with p00 to a certain extent.. i think that in hamlet, hamlet has a strong belief and acceptance of his fate and purpose and that god had a divine purpose for each individual. ham has the "free will" to decide how he fulfill his purpose, but ultimately this is just a small part of...

true, true.. :o

i reckon: -> two poems (assuming you are doing Harwood) -> one text from the stimulus booklet (im quite sure) -> two additional texts of your own choosing that's quite a bit for 40 minutes gd lck ;) and i also think that intergrating your texts can make an essay "flow" better, but...

i agree with the stabbing bit and the play within the play- the line between reality and fiction are blurred inorder to confuse both the characters and the audience- stoppard intended this to simulate the confusion and helplessness/lack of control felt in the 1960s after the cold war/ww2 (you hv...

it works for any focus, basic, but good i spose -door represents change, opening the door is the experience of change. you do not know what is on the other side of the door until you open it, ie the result or consequences of undergoing change are unknown until you actually experience...

i think you're referring to management systems theres an entire chapter on it in most text books- goto the excel on for pretty detailed notes on factors affecting management, setting priorities, idnetifyoing resources, clarifying values, setting goals and standards, the decisionmaking process...

everyone's so nasty... i havent read the essay yet, but there are a couple of things that kinda struck me.. *the dot points- i dont think its a good idea to use bullet points in an essay unless you are running out of time * the length- its a bit unrealistic to believe that youre going to...

in my trial exam, the frontline question asked us to refer to 'smaller fish to fry' in a question related to power and authority. but i think that it is VERY unlikely that they would specify- it'd be too much trouble and theyre too lazy..well im hoping so anyway

at school, we basically study the readings related to ISL, we're doing postcolonialism, marxism and postcolonialism. however, i recently heard that postmodernism is not a reading- is anyone else being told this by teacher, tutors etc, or did i just here this from someone who didnt know what...

i love ondaatje's in the skin of a lion- studying it has been great, really insightful, but i hate writing about it i find ros/guil and hamlet the easiest to write about and i love the show frontline, but studying it is soooo tedious and POINTLESS!! although i have developed a very stong...

dont stress..yet if you're stressing now, you're probably the type of person who is likely to stay ontop of things anyway...i only discovered this site today..hmm anyway, just be glad that you're not doing THREE major works..bcz id tell you to stay ontop of those if you were doing any.. i...