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here is a link to info about "the other" and postcolonialism: http://www.postcolonialweb.org/poldiscourse/themes/themes.html

the majority of subjects are worths 2 units each, apart from SOR 1, and Extensions. In year 11, you must have 12 units and 4 subjects minimum, you may take any no. of subjects you can handle above this as long as you include 2 units of english, however it isnt advisable to take on too many...

I think you need to do a double take on what your teacher really did for you, as this subject is the most independent one in the HSC, the only thing a teacher for this subject can constructively do anyway is mark your assessments, read your major work and point you in the direction of some...

What exactly is an issue? Apart from "anything", as "the other" is not a state syllabus so I'm not sure what you want...

www.uac.edu.au/mya/admin/uai.html the tables are all there

There is a pdf table on the UAC website with information as to the scaled mean as well as tables that show the amount of people in each band per subject including the average band.

How about Mulan? That portrays feminism in a fashion. Add to thst its very accesible.

That is part of events, circumstances and setting and so is included in my above explanation.

Then I apologise for misreading your post, but in truth how is using Pathways in the fashion you describe any different from someone who chooses subjects for scaling in order to gain a higher UAI? Or accelerants who would have extra time due to their early completion of certain subjects? Or...

Context is the circumstances in which an event occurs, the setting and often lends or changes the meaning of said event or statement. For example the context of Agatha Christie's novels is generally upper middle class society in between the wars. Another example would be that the context of King...

We are doing all of the prescribed texts within class as our teacher wants us prepared as well as can be. So we are doing Anil's Ghost, Skull Beneath the Skin, The Real Inspector Hound and the Big Sleep.

I actually quite enjoyed the text "Anil's Ghost", as I was required to read it due to our teacher desiring to cover all the possible content. It was good I thought because apart from the Real Inspector Hound, everything else was so expected but this seemed to lend a new viewpoint.

Though I personally do not do this elective, I accidentally stumbled across this link and thought it may prove useful to anyone doing this text, http://www.humanities.ualberta.ca/mmorris/239/antony_&_cleopatra.htm

It is different in that for various reasons these people may not even be eligible for a UAI, regardless of their possible capability at university. Also it should be noted that like any other the HSC is a course which is used for opportunity further on, and those who undergo the HSC have in no...

Generally the questions for 2u English, tend year after year to have similar requirements as to what to put into each essay, so long as you make appropriate reference to the question. If you have issues with what any of the questions are asking, you could post them and I would be willing to...

My class is currently doing this text, and it doesn't seem too bad, but I interpreted it as Moon and Huck and Puckeridge having transient identities which represent a complexity sorely lacking in the works of Agatha Christie and her characters which are more like cardboard cutouts. If you mean...

If I may ask, where did you obtain this information? For if there is a University that gives entry preference to Tafe HSC students, I would greatly like to know of it. Or did you simply mean that lecturers preferred to teach students who had undergone this experience?

Well the reasoning behind the idea that ten units = suicide is most certainly not true especially in your case as that unit will not be any back up if you don't do want to truly do it. It would be like buying a faulty airbag in a car just for backup.

No it will not, I am in the same program as you and have researched this quite thouroughly. You cannot be scaled down or have your marks capped for attending TAFE, the only thing that may hinder you is a heavy workload which is up to you. I have also made a guide in the tafe forum answering this...

There is also the comedy of the grotesque, I personally did feminism and nihilism.There is also Bradley's character deconstruction, which is basically the groundwork for all the other readings. But you should be aware that practically any school of thought can and has been applied to King Lear...