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yeah see whereas on 01 maths was purely content based (except obviously for non-calculator) and so if you hadn't paid attention you were screwed

Tip: If you year 10-ers really wanna know what SC exams are all about, check out the last few years' papers on the BOS site.

If you like Legal better, cos if you like it, theres more chance you will do well than doing chem if you don't like it as much. Personally, I would choose legal over chem anyday, but thats cos science is certainly not my forte. Don't let statistics discourage you--theres no reason you can't get...

hmmm lets see.....science......its all multiple choice from my memory (I remember doing the past papers in year 10 and just putting down random letters....I used to finish in like 10 minutes) so practice measuring & calculating and maybe like ecosystem stuff (like living things & such)

First of all we must know whether you're a scientific/mathematics person or a humanities person....

Yeesh Im glad maths isn't compulsory, I'd be screwed. But we have computers and stuff that can do our maths for us, its impractical to have machines reading for us too

My trials are set by the school........ most public school ones are........ and no, we won't be finished the course by the time trials come around

Yeah kind of what Tenille said, 'trick' yourself into believing that you love the subject and like studying for it. Also, go and study at a library instead of home, you'll be amazed how mch more work you do!!

They haven't cancelled it, its coming back later in the year because we are in a non-ratings period at the moment, and thats the show that get em their ratings. Keep your pants on!!

Its English Literacy not English so it has nothing to do with the content you have learned from 7-10. Simply brush up on your comprehension and language conventions and you'll kill it. The easiest of all the exams.

Yeah its bound to be something to do with assessing the effectiveness of the legal system in addressing a certain issue or/ how the law has changed in response to the changing population

Why did u ask if u knew the answer??

Try your text books, or the law socirty website or make some up (last resort)

Yeah thats the way Tenille. 50 drunk monkeys (they take it in turns cos they get tired), a dartboard and some randomly scattered numbers.

Nope, uai's can go right down to like in the 10-15 range I think. If you get 30 or below though, you get an asterisk instead of a number. They call it a mystery UAI, we had a couple get those last year.

I don't think its hard, if you are doing alright in science this year you will be able to do it cos you don't need maths for it, but Senior Science is better for more variety. But if bio is your thing then by all means, go for it!!!

We did ours last year, additives and preservatives, quite interesting and very simple to grasp.

Nowhere is going to directly say 'this is its effectiveness'. You need to form your own opinion, it doesn't matter what that opinion is as long as you back it up with relevant case studies (make them up if you need to) and discuss the legislation. Describe (and then assess) the processes that...

Ombudsmen, Department of Fair Trading, Civil court process

The reason you have to do all that morality ethics and effectiveness is cos its the basis of the course cos its not law as such its the effect of the legal system in society. Our assessments consist of oral presentations, exams, research tasks etc. Essays and the like tend to have a 1500-2000...