When Rain Turns to Snow is a contemporary coming-of-age story about a thirteen-year-old boy on the run with a baby, and a girl he’s destined to meet. It’s about fate, families, friendship and the perils of social media. About discovering who you really are, about working out how and where you fit in to your family, and with your friendship group. It’s also a story about the way we use social media, about online bullying and call-out culture and the terrible damage it can do, and it’s also a story about Bruce Springsteen.
When Rain Turns to Snow — Jane Godwin
Main Characters: Lissa, Reed, Mercy, Harry, Hana
One effective strategy for improving retention is note taking – not just because you’ll have a written record to refer to in the future, but also because the actual act of taking notes can help cement concepts in your mind. There is no single way of taking notes. Browse these resources to find what suits you.
Tips on how to organise the information you've read into a useful set of notes State Library of Victoria - Ergo
Once you've read this, watch the Cornell Method video. This is an excellent strategy.
Note-taking (University of Melbourne)
Referencing or citing your sources is an important part of academic writing and research. It lets you acknowledge the ideas or words of others and helps avoid plagiarism.
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