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Re: Please help me with this work? Please dont ignore!!! hi i wrote on ur other thread :)

lyric : a poem that expresses the observations and feelings of a single speaker. ode: a long lyric poem. * differences between lyric and ode * more dignified in tone, subject and style - usu. used to celebrate an event, person, etc. to try and identify...

science: CSIRO music: music shop? lol i dunno

i think you should rephrase the q to ' " HOW does the media reinforces the idea that teenage girls should be more concerned with their looks, size and being accepted by others instead of being themselves and being happy?" more open ended. teachers like open ended q's as oposed to close ended...

Re: General chit chat/get to know thread. :confused: how does that work out? why wouldnt u be living on penrith campus?

have you got any marketable skills? (e.g. RSA cert, first aid cert etc)? hospitality industrys easy to get into :)

i like to interpret lit reviews as a collaboration of secondary opinions/ideas/research/information that you have collected to help answer ur question. (e.g IRP q) i.e. WHAT IS ALREADY KNOWN ABOUT UR TOPIC?

essay type structure separating the paragraphs with headings one large heading @ the top of the page to illustrate the information.

UWS Hawesbury "in the middle of nowhere" * you cant go past maccas and $1 soft serves :)

give it a try loly :)

blind who...? kids? elderly? parents? The Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children may be able to help :)

if you like animals theres this online job website...helped me find my current job @ a vet hospital :) http://www.kookaburravets.com/Australia/Oznurses.htm

mods could u plz move this thread in2 the CAFS board as pretty sure its not supposed to be in 'Exam thoughts' forum.. :) i <3ed doing my irp, just the whole process of it...lol that sounds weird i know..so i'll help the ppl who posted above me :skip: from what i remember my teacher telling...

shake it - metrostation :)

+ 1 em.. :)

oporto's @ parra rhtc.com.au -- rouse hill town centre

of course.

topics that ARE cliched - a story ending in '..i woke up and thank god it was a dream!' - anything that screams of teen angst - stories in which the writer has absolutely NO idea how the protagonist is feeling and so runs with stereotypes, over-emotion, wishy washy stuff (e.g. writing about...

easy i just recorded myself reading them out and listened to them HEAPS and memorised them that way

hi ya'll i prepared for the actual exam by memorising my essays a wk before and timing myself speed writing them. tip: if u memorised essays spend the reading time in the actual exam trying to fit the question into your essays/whatever text type they ask u to write in :)