Masks to be compulsory during HSC exams (2 Viewers)

[Life'sHard]

Tape the mask onto your skin.

Could be uncomfortable but at least you can see lol.

 

[notme123]

i wonder if some class is making plans to fake cough to get out of the exam
next theyre gonna ask us to stop breathing to do the exam

all the meat heads at my school fake cough during normal exams i really hope they do it this time because it would be funny to see half the hall empty for english

 

[uniqueusername1]

all the meat heads at my school fake cough during normal exams i really hope they do it this time because it would be funny to see half the hall empty for english

I need to stay in the exam at all costs. I cannot afford a moderation with the calibre of students in my school.

The good thing is they can't directly see who coughed thanks to the masks. Unless you cough like an idiot.

 

[zizi2003_]

lol i wish i could leave my lungs at home to do the exam

 

[uniqueusername1]

all the meat heads at my school fake cough during normal exams i really hope they do it this time because it would be funny to see half the hall empty for english

Reminds me of my IPT trials lol. Every kid went to the toilet to look at the answers one by one. It was so obvious and funny lol. But, they would all come back real quick as there was no reception. Once kid went in three times lol.

 

[uniqueusername1]

lol i wish i could leave my lungs at home to do the exam

yes just thinking about this is making me cough once or twice lol.

 

[jimmysmith560]

so if we do cough and stuff do we not get to do the exam at all?
like will it be moderated

I imagine they would be relatively considerate if this were to occur to a certain extent, especially since a person may cough even when they are perfectly healthy. However, your Examination Mark will not be adjusted in the event where you are unable to complete your exam without a valid justification (such as an illness/misadventure form which NESA has to uphold). Getting kicked out of the examination room will most likely translate into a 0 as your Examination Mark, unless you have completed part (or all) of your exam and they allow for the paper to be handed in (although I'm not entirely sure whether this is a possible outcome).

 

[uniqueusername1]

Getting kicked out of the examination room will most likely translate into a 0 as your Examination Mark, unless you have completed part (or all) of your exam and they allow for the paper to be handed in (although I'm not entirely sure whether this is a possible outcome).

A zero

Thats even worse. The stakes are higher now.

 

[zizi2003_]

Getting kicked out of the examination room will most likely translate into a 0 as your Examination Mark

but how is it my fault if i get kicked out of the room
This is legitimately so unfair

 

[uniqueusername1]

but how is it my fault if i get kicked out of the room
This is legitimately so unfair

Imagine sweating so hard. And then your lungs betray you

 

[laterz laterz]

I imagine they would be relatively considerate if this were to occur to a certain extent, especially since a person may cough even when they are perfectly healthy. However, your Examination Mark will not be adjusted in the event where you are unable to complete your exam without a valid justification (such as an illness/misadventure form which NESA has to uphold). Getting kicked out of the examination room will most likely translate into a 0 as your Examination Mark, unless you have completed part (or all) of your exam and they allow for the paper to be handed in (although I'm not entirely sure whether this is a possible outcome).

no they won't give out a 0. like no there's no way they do that.

 

[zizi2003_]

Imagine sweating so hard. And then your lungs betray you

NO BUT FR THO
WHY SHOULD I GET A 0 IN MY EXAM FOR COUGHING
this is on a whole another level of injustice

 

[uniqueusername1]

no they won't give out a 0. like no there's no way they do that.

na I think they can

 

[notme123]

but how is it my fault if i get kicked out of the room
This is legitimately so unfair

i think they will be reasonable. they cant be unjust. if so just complain to channel 7 or smh or something they'll love such a story of injustice that will enthrall the reader with feelings of anguish and frustration

 

[specificagent1]

got told by my school that even if you have a runny nose you're not going to the exams. Apparently it's doctors, covid test and then nesa misadventure form

 

[uniqueusername1]

i think they will be reasonable. they cant be unjust. if so just complain to channel 7 or smh or something they'll love such a story of injustice that will enthrall the reader with feelings of anguish and frustration

no our head said they'll take covid procedures strictly and will show no lenience. As we have opportunities to state we have hay fever or something before hand or stay home. But coughing can occur randomly.

 

[specificagent1]

no our head said they'll take covid procedures strictly and will show no lenience. As we have opportunities to state we have hay fever or something before hand or stay home. But coughing can occur randomly.

ok so half the state gets 0?

 

[jimmysmith560]

NESA states the following:

"You must follow the day-to-day rules of the school or institution where you sit for your exams. If you do not follow these conduct rules, you may get zero marks for the exam or no result for the course. If this reduces your completed courses to less than 10 units, you may no longer be eligible for the HSC."

In the case of the 2021 HSC, the rules now obviously extend to include those covering COVID-19. However, I think that getting in that much trouble just because a student coughs is an extreme outcome and NESA will most likely be considerate (to a certain extent) of instances where coughing may not be associated with COVID-19, just mere harmless coughing.

 

[uniqueusername1]

Its ok guys. If we get a zero. We can tell our asian relatives TAFE is a very prestigious institution and only 1% get admitted.

We can tell them it stands for:

T - The

A - Academy

F - For

E - Excellence

 

[uniqueusername1]

got told by my school that even if you have a runny nose you're not going to the exams. Apparently it's doctors, covid test and then nesa misadventure form

We got told if we cough once we're out.