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Respect if for what it is. I used to hate Shakespeare with a passion; but if you can look at the talent and skill of the work, it at least made me not hate it as much lol

Sounds about right

And plus, I'm trying to get this legal essay over and done with, but it's like I'm learning a whole new topic in the process cause we didn't learn much 1st term and I really cbf to do it lol

Only an Eco exam and some English assessment. It's not too bad, but I could've easily done a bit of work each day instead of trying to cram it in now :/

I spent the whole first week watching Game of Thrones and now I realised I should of done some work. Fuuuaaarrrr

Hahahah I feel that :)

And I'm young Spatula. Howdy

re: Guide to choosing subjects for Year 9 & 10 haha Geography doesn't even run at my school since no one did it lol

re: Guide to choosing subjects for Year 9 & 10 Definitely this. I did Commerce and Elective History. Now since I'm in Yr 11 I wish I did something a little chill and more hands on to change it up. But then again they were alright. And I did learn that I absolutely hate history!! :)

re: Guide to choosing subjects for Year 9 & 10 Well Commerce for us we did a legal topic which was pretty much the basic legal concepts, chapter 1 of legal studies in yr 11...

Okay I have a past paper here for physics and I can't work out the answer to this question and its really bugging me: A student completed an experiment on light intensity, measuring the intensity of the light at positions P, Q and R. The light source and positions P, Q and R are equally spaced...

It's probably better to find GDP per capita rather than just the GDP since that'd be the average for each person...

Haha I know...

Do you plan everything out like this everyday??

I think it depends on how the case impacts them personally. For example, someone is probably going to feel more emotional about a child being murdered rather than a pedophile... I don't know, I think it's just a personal thing and how it impacts an individual will decide their response to it.

That's a good thing for swimming though isn't it :)

There is only one class and I don't want to drop it, I'm really interested in the law and that's one of my ideas of what profession I'd want to go into in the future. Yeah independent learning and getting a tutor might have to be the way to go, because honestly it's almost impossible to get...

My teacher can't teach. Like not me being critical, she's absolutely terrible... She goes off on tangents that don't even remotely relate to legal studies. I like the subject (the actual content) but I'm not learning a thing (and nor is anyone in the class). What can I do? Last resort would be...

Ah ok then

You shouldn't really be stressing about Yr 10 anyway :)