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[sudodds]

I'm waiting for the English lecture to start, and no one recognises me as a mod. 

haha, I had someone ask me which lectures I was going to today😅  Technically I am going to Ancient I guess...

[RuiAce]

I'm waiting for the English lecture to start, and no one recognises me as a mod. 

Tbh I don't wait to get noticed I just walk up to Jamon/Jake

haha, I had someone ask me which lectures I was going to today😅  Technically I am going to Ancient I guess...

Hi Susie, I didn't know you were a student. Welcome to ATARNotes.

[katie,rinos]

Hey guys,
I just want to say a huge thank you to everybody for being able to put on these lectures!
I went to English and Ancient today and they were amazing (Thanks heaps Emily/Susie ). Usually I hate English and it's my worst subject but there were so many tips that I could take out of this and I'm feeling more motivated to work. Susie: you fit a whole term's worth of content into less then 2 1/2 hours which is amazing and had great exam tips (and made it really interesting ). I learnt more in these three hours then I did in the 6 hour study days I did for these subjects at school last week! I also brought four of your study books and they look incredibly worth it.

I asked Jake, but to clarify- I went to book tickets for the legal lecture on Friday and it was already booked out. Would I be able to come anyway, as I know for English/Ancient there were some spare seats?

[RuiAce]

Hey guys,
I just want to say a huge thank you to everybody for being able to put on these lectures!
I went to English and Ancient today and they were amazing (Thanks heaps Emily/Susie ). Usually I hate English and it's my worst subject but there were so many tips that I could take out of this and I'm feeling more motivated to work. Susie: you fit a whole term's worth of content into less then 2 1/2 hours which is amazing and had great exam tips (and made it really interesting ). I learnt more in these three hours then I did in the 6 hour study days I did for these subjects at school last week! I also brought four of your study books and they look incredibly worth it.

I asked Jake, but to clarify- I went to book tickets for the legal lecture on Friday and it was already booked out. Would I be able to come anyway, as I know for English/Ancient there were some spare seats?

Tickets just mean preference. If there's leftover spots, they will let you in

[katie,rinos]

Tickets just mean preference. If there's leftover spots, they will let you in

Cool, Thanks

[jamonwindeyer]

Hey guys,
I just want to say a huge thank you to everybody for being able to put on these lectures!
I went to English and Ancient today and they were amazing (Thanks heaps Emily/Susie ). Usually I hate English and it's my worst subject but there were so many tips that I could take out of this and I'm feeling more motivated to work. Susie: you fit a whole term's worth of content into less then 2 1/2 hours which is amazing and had great exam tips (and made it really interesting ). I learnt more in these three hours then I did in the 6 hour study days I did for these subjects at school last week! I also brought four of your study books and they look incredibly worth it.

I asked Jake, but to clarify- I went to book tickets for the legal lecture on Friday and it was already booked out. Would I be able to come anyway, as I know for English/Ancient there were some spare seats?

Best post evaaaa - So glad you enjoyed yourself today Katie

Yep, definitely, if there are seats you'll definitely be able to come in! And there are almost always a couple keep an eye on that lecture on Eventbrite anyway too, because people sometimes cancel their tickets in the day or two beforehand!

[sudodds]

Hey guys,
I just want to say a huge thank you to everybody for being able to put on these lectures!
I went to English and Ancient today and they were amazing (Thanks heaps Emily/Susie ). Usually I hate English and it's my worst subject but there were so many tips that I could take out of this and I'm feeling more motivated to work. Susie: you fit a whole term's worth of content into less then 2 1/2 hours which is amazing and had great exam tips (and made it really interesting ). I learnt more in these three hours then I did in the 6 hour study days I did for these subjects at school last week! I also brought four of your study books and they look incredibly worth it.

I asked Jake, but to clarify- I went to book tickets for the legal lecture on Friday and it was already booked out. Would I be able to come anyway, as I know for English/Ancient there were some spare seats?

Just saw this post! So sweet, I'm really glad that you enjoyed! It was so lovely meeting you (and Maraos!) during the breaks! Meeting people from the forums is always so exciting, putting a face to the (user)name If any lurkers are coming to Modern tomorrow please come down and say hi during the breaks! Really makes my day (and I'm sure that goes for many of the other lecturers as well!)

[kiiaaa]

Hey guys,
I need your help please? =/
On the Friday afternoon lectures is the lecture for Modern History. Now that also clashes with biology and my determining factor between the two is what will be actually learning in the modern history lecture? Would we be going to exam tips and tricks/ the core/ or how to better analyze sources etc.? I'm a bit in a strife unsure which to choose and which tickets to cancel and was wondering if you team of legends could please help me out?

Thank you soo much ))

[jamonwindeyer]

Hey guys,
I need your help please? =/
On the Friday afternoon lectures is the lecture for Modern History. Now that also clashes with biology and my determining factor between the two is what will be actually learning in the modern history lecture? Would we be going to exam tips and tricks/ the core/ or how to better analyze sources etc.? I'm a bit in a strife unsure which to choose and which tickets to cancel and was wondering if you team of legends could please help me out?

Thank you soo much ))

Painful decision 

[sudodds]

Hey guys,
I need your help please? =/
On the Friday afternoon lectures is the lecture for Modern History. Now that also clashes with biology and my determining factor between the two is what will be actually learning in the modern history lecture? Would we be going to exam tips and tricks/ the core/ or how to better analyze sources etc.? I'm a bit in a strife unsure which to choose and which tickets to cancel and was wondering if you team of legends could please help me out?

Thank you soo much ))

Hey Kiiaaa!
I'm not 100% sure what Maddie is going to be going through in bio (however judging by the rave reviews she was receiving after her lecture it was undoubtedly fantastic!). In modern we are mainly going through skills, so source analysis, essay writing (for different question types and responses) and then a crash course in 'ideology' (because it is so important for many case studies). We will NOT be going through WW1 content (at least, not in any formal, structured way) - from the survey we sent out, most people are pretty confident with that part of the course by now, so thought it would be better to focus on the more structural, and universally applicable skills and info instead In my opinion history is 30% knowing the content, and 70% knowing how to apply it

If that sounds like something that'd be useful to you, would love to see you come down! However no hard feelings if you choose bio instead

Susie

[Joseph41]

Rui is absolutely smashing his debut lecture rn. Seriously good shit.

[Calebark]

Rui is absolutely smashing his debut lecture rn. Seriously good shit.

I guess you could say that Rui is acing it

[Joseph41]

I guess you could say that Rui is acing it

I've literally never been more angry with myself.

[K888]

Giving me serious FOMO here!

I guess you could say that Rui is acing it

Get out. Just get out.

[Calebark]

Get out. Just get out.

You're just jealous your name-based puns aren't as gr888