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ETA Study Day 17/5/2009 (1 Viewer)
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M.T.T.
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It was alright.
I went to the Romanticism lectures. I didn't learn much but I really enjoyed the different perspective that the lecturer had on the topic, and her insight into the creative writing part, which my EEX1 teacher hadn't touched on at all in terms of the upcoming HSC exam.
I went to the Romanticism lectures. I didn't learn much but I really enjoyed the different perspective that the lecturer had on the topic, and her insight into the creative writing part, which my EEX1 teacher hadn't touched on at all in terms of the upcoming HSC exam.
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I thought it was good in that it provided an alternate perspective of the text. It was cool when the lecturer mentioned the related text I chose as a good text 
. It was also good in that I was able to develop a vocabulary to use when addressing the topic.
I did the After the Bomb lecture.
. It was also good in that I was able to develop a vocabulary to use when addressing the topic.I did the After the Bomb lecture.
Monsterman
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went to navigating the global.
wasted my life
it was funny watching teachers take notes from the lecturer.. makes you wonder what they taught their students in the first half of the year... if they needed to be.. "taught"
wasted my life
it was funny watching teachers take notes from the lecturer.. makes you wonder what they taught their students in the first half of the year... if they needed to be.. "taught"