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Hey mate, I did this in year nine but I've found a little bit that refers to paternalism. Paternalism describes the attitude of a strict stern father looking after children. Authorities felt that they were superior to Aboriginals and patronised them as they concidered them to be on the same...

first off broly dude its a bit weird to ask for a list of notes.. we are students too not note-churning machines and although this is a place where you can get HELP its not really a place where people will just do your work for you....(and i notice that you have asked for notes before.. its a...

hey Jakespikey for languages ( i do french, and used to do german) i just write vocab lists and do the look cover write check thing you might have done in primary school with ur spelling lists... i know a friend who was doing legal studies and geography for the hsc and had literally pages...

i am unsure whether to laugh at the blatant contradiction displayed in this post or to be astounded if this is what you truly believe (...do you really speak like that??) QUOTE: but we must remember when we push it too much it becomes more of a forced opinion and that what causes wars...

have you checked the resource section? http://www.boredofstudies.org/view.php?course=27 and maybe check the SOR forum? hope you get your notes.. luck for exam tomorrow =)

that was hardly necessary bookie EDIT: realised i never help alias :P.. yep so education at schools, maybe tv commercials (but theyre already doing that) information like in phamphelts booklets etc. that are aimed towards teens and maybe available where there is a strong teen culture (dunno...

you might get more helpful responses if you were a little more specific... the question you ahve posted could be answered as simply as "use a condom and dont share syringes" but im sure you want more info than that...

okay, cheers kami!

teh courses im currently concidering (ill prolly change my mind i know :P) are either med/law, science/law or int. studies/law (dont want ot be a lawyer though!) so they all have uai requirements of way over 85 +.. hmm.. i dont think i would ever apply for eas anyway, its more an "insurance" i guess

you would be asked to do none of the things you listed =) possibly you would follow a registra / resident (like a baby doctor) around on ward rounds (or a nurse maybe) .. you might get to sit in on consultations providing you had the patient's permission.. i guess its possible you'd be allowed...

well whilst im here... a friend told me if im planning to try and use eas (which im not concidering atm but you never know) then its easier for the school to help me if they know of "circumstances"well in advance? does anyone know if this is true? and does that mean at the start of senior...

Hey dfm i think (with the paretns splitting up bit) you're talking about EAS which doesnt give you an extra 5 uai points, it just enables you to acess a course with a requirement of a higher uai. for example if you got a uai of 90 and your aplication for EAS got accepted you could get into a...

what department are you in Feiyt?

p.s. streetball take the % out of ur uai aim.. uai isnt a percent :) (just thiught id mention it before someone else does in a less nice way.)

Thanks without wings.. hmm my teachers got it wrong then :mad1: