Shelter anyone?? (1 Viewer)

[trish_ahh]

is anyone doing Shelter at all?? so far i have come across NO ONE doing it..

bugger..

 

[Ziff]

Right here.

 

[= Jennifer =]

i am doing shelter as well

 

[santaslayer]

I did Family, Crime and Workplace :uhhuh:
What do you do in Shelter? The right to be adequetly housed??
If so you can use the recent example about the government department who was bearing responsibility for a meantally disabled teenager. A thin mattress coupled with a flimsy blanket were the only facilities the department provided.

 

[clerisy]

i'm doing shelter!

Originally posted by santaslayer
]If so you can use the recent example about the government department who was bearing responsibility for a meantally disabled teenager. A thin mattress coupled with a flimsy blanket were the only facilities the department provided.

I didn't hear about that. How recent?

 

[= Jennifer =]

clerisy ignore santaslayer [ no offence santaslayer ]

 

[trish_ahh]

ok, now that there are sum ppl doing shelter- what notes do u have on the rights and obligations of tennants in private and public housing?

 

[~*HSC 4 life*~]

Originally posted by santaslayer
What do you do in Shelter? The right to be adequetly housed??

thats exactly what they do :rofl:

 

[trish_ahh]

smarty pants

 

[Ziff]

Originally posted by santaslayer
I did Family, Crime and Workplace :uhhuh:
What do you do in Shelter? The right to be adequetly housed??
If so you can use the recent example about the government department who was bearing responsibility for a meantally disabled teenager. A thin mattress coupled with a flimsy blanket were the only facilities the department provided.

They send the class down to their local Centrelink and Department of Housing offices to try and acquire housing (sponge off the government).

 

[trish_ahh]

thanku.. i'l use that in my essay..

 

[Ziff]

Shelter is so easy. Look at how much of the textbook it takes up - next to nothing!

 

[trish_ahh]

tru...

its kool..

 

[santaslayer]

Originally posted by clerisy
I didn't hear about that. How recent?

Friday night on ACA!

 

[santaslayer]

Originally posted by = Jennifer =
clerisy ignore santaslayer [ no offence santaslayer ]

By your logic...

Yor phat! [No offence Jennifer]

 

[clerisy]

Originally posted by santaslayer
Friday night on ACA!

The point is, of course, that A Current Affair is on at the same time as Neighbours.
What to do?

 

[= Jennifer =]

Originally posted by clerisy
The point is, of course, that A Current Affair is on at the same time as Neighbours.
What to do?

hmmm lets see good hsc mark one hand and the other what is libby doing on neighbours

decisions decisions


(ps neighbours sucks)

 

[Ziff]

ABC News is on at the same time as A Current Affair (down here in Wollongong)

Today/Tonight is a total joke.

Watching ACA or T/T will not help you pass the HSC nor will readin the Daily Telegraph.

 

[santaslayer]

Daily Telegraph, ACA and T/T all appeal to the lowest common denominator in society but the advantage is that these stories are short, brief and typically controversial which is what Legal Studies sadly requires. :uhhuh:
When you do your HSC, remember to always include touchy subjects such as women's and Aboriginal's rights in the evaluation section. Your bound to get solid marks by backing it up with a T/T example.