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Immanent dimension: A worldview that recognises a divine being or powers as a constant reality - an active and continuing presence among believers and in this world. Transcendent dimension:The belief in a divine being or powers whose existence 'goes beyond' human limitations. Divine: Of or...

My teacher recommended the Leading Edge one (i'll post the details up later cant remember atm) It's pretty good though, has an accompanying workbook that I use for revision (+ all the answers are posted up online) and the textbook itself is written pretty well, is up-to-date and has a case...

My school is pretty small so they've adopted a pathways kind of approach, except most of my subjects are done over two years. So Biology, Mathematics were done in one year (2009) and Advanced English will be done this year (2010). :)

I just found the leading edge textbook was enough, i find in business though that its helpful to have a whole bunch of resources so i'll basically look at my DE classwork, the textbook and online for stuff I don't understand. Generally business' studies is trying to relate the stuff you learn...

Virginia Woolf doesn't just advocate the need for women to have a room of one's own in order to write, she explores the very fabrics of society and the inequality of the two genders in society. In the second chapter Woolf explores the concept of women presenting a looking glass (like a...

Try looking for any texts that involve the experiences of a second generation Australian, that way you can compare Skrzynecki's journey for belonging to that of another migrant family. Any one that you already have picked is probably fine as long as you understand how the two texts relate to...

well generally qantas uses its jetstar branding to target the budget flyer market, whilst using is qantas branding to cater to the business and premium or frequent flyer market. They target business' with corporate function rooms, laptop plugs (or something like that) on the planes. For the...

A business can use price penetration where the product's price is lowered to below that of competitiors in order to make the product more attractive to consumer. This increases the amount of consumers purchasing the product. If efficient market research has been conducted and the product fits...

From my experience it should be possibe to complete both the preliminary and hsc courses in one year, this is probably an easier option. Here's what i do/have done: 2009 - HSC & PRELIM Biology and Mathematics PRELIMINARY IPT, Business Studies and SOR II 2010 - HSC & PRELIM English...

i don't really think it should be compulsory for all people aged 18 and over to vote as it kind of goes against our whole 'free country' kind of thing, if we're such a free country each person should be able to personally decide whether or not they want to vote - but then again there are risks...

it's the same as the sor II syllabus, it should be on the Board of Studies website under HSC syllabus' in the S section :)

This whole thing's a pretty good idea, just to revise whilst we're doing the stuff not just after the topic like i normally do :) The responsibility a business has to society. Such as maintaining its ecological sustainability, managing cultural diversity and improving the quality of working...

UAC applications open in August and close on the 30th of August ...i think (just google uac and it's on their home page) basically you pick 9 courses and order them in preference of which one you'd rather do - then after HSC you receive an ATAR and main round offers for a uni place happen on...

lol, i repped u but i kinda typed lol i meant rep, rep, rep :)

Is it the net profit and something else? I've got no idea lol Managers and employees may have an inertia to change if they do not understand the change that is taking place; they may view the change as foreign or difficult. Resulting in feelings of anxiety, inadequacy and resentment amongst...

try looking for the Qantas case study book, you might be able to find one at your local library - i posted up the website that has it in this thread http://community.boredofstudies.org/21/business-studies/228483/qantas-case-study.html - it's a book that i would definitely buy if I couldn't find...

just do the stuff like its written in the textbook and be sure to relate it back to the business whenever you can e.g. Nature and Sources of change -> Managers may have an inertia to change due to a lack of training. An example of this is evident at 'local' McDonalds when the store expanded to...

yep, accounts payable is a liability :) as well as stuff like mortgage and overdraft