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This is my interpretation: *be able to identify different style of language and conventions and how they change how a text is read. *essentially reading between the lines and picking up the subtext in texts. *come up with your own ideas about the media's ability to portray the social...

Hey meg, its not impossible but doing that many major works and doing that many units will be difficult which I'm sure you already know - the key thing is time management if you do it - something that can't be stressed enough for that kind of workload. It also should be noted that at the higher...

I think I get it now, thanks KFunk!:)

Hi, I know I probably should know how to do this but unfortunately I don't really understand the question - would one of you be so helpful enough as to explain to me whatever I've missed? (i)Explain why, for α>0, ∫(0 to 1) xα. ex.dx < 3/(α + 1) (You may assume that e<3) (ii) Show, via...

I agree with this - while it's of course permissable to use first person responses in an essay question, it is not advisable as third person promotes the formality neccesary for essay writing. Last year when I did Advanced course I would rather have cut off my own pinky than write essays that...

Scripts – radio, film, television and drama The Syllabus requirements are set out on page 133 of the Syllabus http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/syllabus99/syllabus2000_liste.html . • Students must develop a script of a complete work for the medium of radio, film, television or drama. •...

When it comes down to it, its about your personal preferences as a student - no one can tell you that you will/won't like anything. But, in general: Chemistry is far more practical - I did at least one experiment a week. Essentially no algebra is involved. Also, 2 of the options(forensic and...

For an alternative entry to MBBS, I believe you can take basically any degree, though the science one may be best - maintain a decent score and sit the GAMSAT and thence do Graduate Medicine. The other alternative is to gain entry to a BMedSc, BSc(Adv), BSc, BHealth etc. do extremely well(so...

Personally I believe the question will be oriented towards the readings and interpretations, for example Is King Lear still relevant in a culture with such complex social aspects or whatever. As far as how you would set out your response, well if you were to focus on just one character I would...

Dear Charlie/Liam/Thomas/Martha, Thats great to hear.:D There's been all these rumors on the forum that its a crappy course involving "fake BOS type english" where people think a 3 line poem about sunflowers mean suicide :eek: But most haven't done the writing class so yeah. Thanks Tracy from...

Dear Marcus, Love is everywhere and judging by your username alot of it is coming from you;) Evan believes that I-PR is simply going through some more growing pains and that everything will be fine and dandy eventually.:) Oh, and as part of the weekly announcement - you're all my wives...

Hi, there's a thread here which has some good definitions in it - read that.:) http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=77139&highlight=textual+integrity

Not all of these have been asked yet I believe but these are most of the options: Essay Report Speech Feature Article Letter TV interview Radio Interview Brochure/Pamphlet(I have my doubts they'd actually do this but meh) It also may be vaguely possible that you may have to write in the...

There are a large amount of assumed questions in each Lear HSC question - essentially every question they ask mentions in "invisible writing", as my teacher would put it, things like context, readings and productions. I also would advise against just using a generic structure especially across...

You would still discuss other readings I believe - for example you'd be discussing/evaluating the feminist or nihilist readings as opposed to your own reading of the text and its reasons(academic reasons) for developing

Dear Multidentity man! Evan would like to ask a question of you before you dissapear again! What is UTS communications(culture and writing and whatever) like? *is thinking of fiddling with preferences*

Dear compositions of fantabulisms known as I-PRers Evan has walked through the dark caves of I-PR and witnessed some of its darkest victuals so feels he has some qualification in saying: 'But I love ...Albert!", incidentally Evan sends his well wishes out to everyone who is going through...

Exactly - you can co-enroll with TAFE to do that single class and they are very flexible with the timetables in my experience. Also it should be noted that contrary to gossip you don't get scaled down for doing it that way either. If you're serious about taking up EE2 it is probably the easiest...

No you don't have to sit either exam - for VET courses the exam is optional and only for people who wish that course to count toward UAI.

What you mention is called anthropomorphism and is something that is particularly relevant to Wind in the Willows where animals have been given a degree of human attributes. Yes. Two supplementary texts is fine.