Official BOS Study Meat 2014 @ The University of Sydney (1 Viewer)

[hawkrider]

I'm new to this forum (some people are just very welcoming perhaps...)!

ah, OK cool

 

[buriza]

what train line do you catch?

odd question lol but inner west and south line

 

[matchalolz]

airport

i would offer to catch the train with you but i see that we live nowhere near each other

 

[turntaker]

i would offer to catch the train with you but i see that we live nowhere near each other

Lol. What line do you take?

 

[matchalolz]

odd question lol but inner west and south line

just wanted to see if people wanted to catch trains together and stuff

 

[matchalolz]

Lol. What line do you take?

i'm on the northern line (hope people don't stalk me down)

 

[buriza]

just wanted to see if people wanted to catch trains together and stuff

I think there's a fair few people on BOS from the inner west and south line

if not around that area

i'm on the northern line (hope people don't stalk me down)

should definitely be people from BOS on that line

 

[Demento1]

What do you guys think about having a set supervisor(s) to meet you guys at Redfern/Central station at say 9am, and then walk to the seminar?

Probably 1 supervisor should do, just to keep the new guests comfortable when they attend.

 

[RealiseNothing]

airport

I'm also airport.

 

[turntaker]

Also what do I need to bring?

 

[enoilgam]

I'll be there offering help for Modern, Legal and SOR. I can mark essays from other humanities subjects, but I wont be able to mark the content, just structure, argument formation and wording. Also, if people want some general career advice, I can help out a bit here as well (having recently been on the graduate market, I've definitely learned heaps so hopefully some people can benefit whilst my knowledge is still fresh).

 

[buriza]

Also what do I need to bring?

• Essays you want marked
• Homework you want to complete
• Homework you need help with
• Please bring any friends with you who you may wish to study with as well, they are most welcome

 

[turntaker]

• Essays you want marked
• Homework you want to complete
• Homework you need help with
• Please bring any friends with you who you may wish to study with as well, they are most welcome

ok.. are you one of the people that will be watching me. .o.

 

[buriza]

ok.. are you one of the people that will be watching me. .o.

what do you mean by "watching you" :S

 

[Smile12345]

Also what do I need to bring?

It's in the first post.

 

[turntaker]

what do you mean by "watching you" :S

oh I mean "supervising" lol

 

[buriza]

oh I mean "supervising" lol

it depends, I have to ensure I'm actually coming before I get a role assigned to me more likely to be marking essays though, don't know if that makes me a supervisor in turn

 

[esaitchkay]

keen for this! I attended the last seminar, on problem solving in maths, and found it quite interesting. It's nice to learn about the processes in maths, as opposed to raw content. After all, we should take advantage of the "opportunity to develop an appreciation of mathematics."

I'll be there offering help for Modern, Legal and SOR. I can mark essays from other humanities subjects, but I wont be able to mark the content, just structure, argument formation and wording. Also, if people want some general career advice, I can help out a bit here as well (having recently been on the graduate market, I've definitely learned heaps so hopefully some people can benefit whilst my knowledge is still fresh).

woo! keen. I'd love to get feedback on the structure of my legal essays I've also been quite curious about the grad market, so that'd be interesting too!

 

[wagig]

It's moreso about study techniques and exam techniques, rather than actual content.

Though I am thinking of doing a seminar on Harder Extension 1 (the Extension 2 topic) on the same day.

Can people give me some thoughts on this, I know that it is a topic often taught poorly and I would like to know how many people roughly will be interested.

I'd be interested in a Harder Extension 1 seminar

 

[Trebla]

It's moreso about study techniques and exam techniques, rather than actual content.

Though I am thinking of doing a seminar on Harder Extension 1 (the Extension 2 topic) on the same day.

Can people give me some thoughts on this, I know that it is a topic often taught poorly and I would like to know how many people roughly will be interested.

Wasn't Harder Ext1 covered in a previous study meat?