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Ha, that's why I love it! Rather than the straightforward solidity of the late 1930s.

I love both. Like the whole topic is just fascinating. But if I had to choose...Weimar. Love the 20's. + Nazification of German State.

Same. I hope it's straightforward, but still leaves room for interpretation.

Why "emotional" in inverted commas? I don't think this is funny or an issue to be sarcastic about, particularly when there is someone on this thread who personally knew that girl.

This thread has been viewed 139 times and 3 pips have been posted. C'mon guys, don't just read everyone's...Post your own. & my workaholic father is still on the computer with my pip on it. sigh. tomorrow morning i may be able to snatch it off.

Germany: Hoping intensely for the Rise of the Nazi Party. I chose that for our assessment and got 45/45. Really interesting too. WW1: Maybe Women? At least we all know it won't be Turning Points haha.

Is the notification for an award sent with your PIP when it's returned to your school? My friend wrote an amazing PIP (on homosexuality if anyone's interested) and we're all intrigued about the awards...As the pips are sent back in the next few weeks we'd like to know if the notification is...

you're so lucky you have a whole week. my schedule goes: modern history 28th ipt 30th religion 31st extension history 3rd hectic amount of content in the histories...so ipt may be studied on the 29th only. ha. oh well, have summarised a lot anyway and it's all straightforward. so...

"The stereotyped cultural practices of the rave scene, namely the drug use and fast repetitive music, made me think others believed rave culture had a very primitive social structure, that it was simply a group of underachieving teenagers who got together and zoned out to mindless music, not at...

totes. it's just annoying to receive nasty criticism AFTER the pip has been sent away. it stresses you out and wrecks that feeling of accomplishment. so post it on up, i say. i'd love to read it. i'm gonna upload mine when my dad gets off the other computer, which, coincidentally, has my pip...

Re: The Poem Was About A Dog? @ whoever said the poem was about a dog... IT'S CALLED FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE.

hahah yeah, good idea in changing it to 'friend' otherwise it would've sounded all 'my poor boyf'...

yes, it was great. i certainly wouldn't have been able to suppress the innate desire to yell "OF COURSE MEN CAN BE FOSTER PARENTS!" at the survey respondents...and i can't believe your friend's mother actually discouraged him from getting a job in DOCs because he could be seen as a paedophile...

wixxy - "All Work & No Play Makes Jack a Dull Boy...But What About Jacqueline?" possibly has to be the best pip title i have ever encountered. and i like the use of Orwell. he's one of my favourite writers. sonya - "One respondent went on the say that they believed that “It’s just not a role...

yours first? ha

+1 couldn't agree more passion is everything. i loved mine.

they can't consider everyone's possible timetables or drag the exam period out to please the majority. although i do agree that putting the some of the most popular subjects on the same day is a little effed. i.e. ancient history and studies of religion on the same day. lucky i don't do...

yeah, that's a definite possibility. 2007 advanced english cohort got it easy though. Section 3 of paper 1, + all modules were essay questions, if i remember correctly. my bet is section 3 of paper 1 will retain the essay text type, while one of the modules may be a speech, interview etcetera...

three classes in my school dominated by girls 45 students do it all up. and i do think S&C is perceived as a girls' subject. my class has 3 boys and 15 girls. the top 10 in the state last year - i think 9 were girls...

haha, even worse than that entire thread dedicated to the benefits of a guy coming on a girl's face? that was effed up. but yeah um op...not looking good for friday. what have you been doing all year if you haven't even watched your set text?! half-yearlys, trials etc, how did you do them...