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It depends on the person. If person 1 already remembers all the information that they listened to in class, then they don't need to study. But if they don't remember what they learnt in class, then they do need to study otherwise their grades would go down. Just out of curiosity, are you...

Since it was about return to play policies, i decided to also include Indicators of readiness, Monitoring progress, Psychological readiness, Specific warm up and cool down and also Return to play policies of different sports such as boxing

To be honest, some were kind of hard like the graph representing the 3 energy systems, or the alternative medicine approach question.

You could talk about how athletes feel pressured to participate, as they feel they're letting their fans/family down. You also talk about the use of painkillers as they want to mask the pain of injury and want to return to play immediately.

Any questions people want to discuss in particular?

I've done education electives as part of my science course and they still counted. I'm sure you can do any elective provided that you meet the subject's requirements.

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Why do they specifically ask what instruments do you play? Do they consider people who play instruments at a level above others who don't?

Every time I'm reminded of this subject I just feel cozy, don't know why but I can't say anything negative about it.

What did you love about IPT?

They do have double degrees, but not exactly for what you're looking for. There is Bachelor of Business/Bachelor of Science in Information Technology which you can take a look at, or you can do Bachelor of Design in Visual Communication/Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation.

https://imgur.com/a/ti53r1p It makes no sense. (by the way this is for my bro)

In my experience, I haven't. But you'll always hear stories of people having lecturers/tutors who can't speak properly, which is inevitable depending on which course you're in.

Why does it matter?

I don't know what was implemented but bots are still able to post links.

Well that escalated quickly...

Haven't heard the dub for the episodes but the dub is really nice for the movie.

I haven't seen cowboy bepop and I've heard it's a really good anime with ALOT of meaning but I can't bring myself to watch it YET.

Yes, and make sure you reference the tree that was used for the papers produced.

I was thinking there should be a requirement where in order to post a link you must have at least 25 posts or something like that. This way the bots won't be able to start posting links upon creating their account.