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The questions were bias, they were much easier for Buddhism and Hinduism than the others because they clearly specified what they wanted and were HSC syllabus not prelim.It sucks that for Christianity it was a single dot point in prelim.The issue is: they actually aren't allowed to do this for...

you have to remember that kids doing things for DT like bars and whatever are doing it as part of home renovation or something they are going to use later, not just the major work. for example a guy in yr 12 last year at my school bought and old datsun and did it up himself as his major work and...

There's nothing wrong with it if a teacher marks you harshly, and especially if they've given someone else the mark for it and not you. I got an extra 2 marks in maths for something and it put me up 6 ranks...

itsbeen four months, two interviews and five other students complaining and nothing has been done. over it. our last assessment got cancelled cause he was giving two students unfair advantages... i don't know how thats changed the weighting but im worried my 67% will end up weighing more now...

it was the same teacher, two different assessments.

look up the pitchford thesis, that will help.

It was 92% in term one and 67% in term two. two different teacher gave me 17 & 16 out of 20. so i understand that whilst obviously it wasnt worth 92% again it is definitely not worth 67%

So my extension 1 english teacher and I have had a few problems with each other. Basically, I made a complaint about him, and he found out. My original mark was 92% (should have been higher, he decided to mark me down for not using romantic language which if you know the course is ridiculous for...

I hate how broad the questions are. I have an essay to do now and it's like how do three Coleridge poems, Northanger Abbey and a chosen text reflect Romantic ways of thinking? It's so difficult when there is so much to write about it's hardly a proper question. What frustrated me most is we...

have you considered pathways? my friend was also training to be a professional swimmer he did it and he was very happy with it. i know its an extra year, but it's worth it if you want good marks.

The pathetic comment is for him assuming that everyone who has depression has bought it on themselves, and saying you know what I mean like depression is not legitimate at all. People who 'bring it upon themselves' generally don't do this at all. These are the people who say 'omg i'm so...

Okay I am totally going to out-do everyone with my non-existent immune system and horribly brittle bones. INJURIES Broken my right thigh bone in half Four fingers broken, one fractured One fractured toe Broken right wrist Fractured left wrist Broken left ankle Tore three ligaments off right...

I honestly don't know. I was feeling a little stressed so I just asked my doctor for a few tips, then he sent me to a psychiatrist who said i have 'extremely severe' anxiety along with two other mental illnesses. So I feel like I'm a 3 or 4, but am being told I'm a 10 hahaha.

Trust me, simply dieting does not work. I have three slipped discs in my back, and I have maintained my weight bar like 2 kilos, however you really need to tone to compliment your dieting to achieve an ideal shape. Swimming is always an excellent work out because you're using all your muscles...

I've got that problem in my legs, but that's because I was on crutches for three months as I had three ligaments torn off the bone and my leg muscle torn off too. Lots of fun. So basically in physio and at home when I do exercises just on my right leg to help build it up. You might as well just...

The doctor I went to had some chart on their computer which had the averages. I'm 160cm tall and 55kg and I'm below average height and weight... didn't see what the exact average is, just my little red dot no where near the average line :( haha.

In everyone else's case I would say definitely exercise, but for me I have three slipped discs in my back so that isn't gonna happen... haha. And don't use the word 'depression' for sympathy as so many people do. If you think you have a problem, go see a doctor about it, don't be embarassed...

I get extremely frustrated when people go 'oh yes I have depression' and just self diagnose and claim it. I hate the label I don't see why anyone else would want it without having proper doagnosis and treatment. I have been labelled with three 'mental illnesses' which are from external factors...

I agree completely, and in addition you cannot stereotype something that is so subjective. Forcing religious rules on a secular society is not just, we are a multicultural, democratic society and should have the right to choose. Seriously, this isn't the 1400's, the Church isn't head of state...