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Well we've been doing the extension questions (green section) of the Cambridge book (Methods in Algebra) if that counts, lol

Oh wow 6.5 hours is not going to cut it, I'd say 8-9 hours is optimal but everyone's bodies work differently so just try to get as much as possible. On the days that you are really tired/get to leave early, try using that time for a mini 10-minute power nap. It works wonders for me :)

Make sure you get enough sleep and rest. From Year 10 onwards I've been sleeping a lot more and it's really been beneficial in staying awake at school :) Also make sure you don't burn out before Year 12, when everything really counts :) By the way, do you have any free periods?

Re: Advice from a graduated HSC student on how to ace oral presentations Very well written thread, will be very beneficial for students like myself who struggle in speeches :) Thank you so much for this thread Mei :)

Oh my god thank you so much :D

Good luck, when will you be taking the test/quiz?

I agree in that they should have created another class (15/15 split?), but there may be staff restrictions as well...

Same here, haha

@hawkrider, have you started 3U topics already? I'm still on Year 10 review and its getting really mundane and boring :(

I've got a lot of work for Maths, Physics, Geography and Chemistry too :(

Lucky you :(

Haha I wish that would happen... English is also my weakest subject :cry: BTW, any tips for oral presentations? I have one coming up in a few weeks :(

I think this would be a great idea too :)

Oh wow triple maths...must be a lot of work, but at the same time I also wish I had triple maths :p Also got pretty much the same books as you did for 3U/Chem/Phys :)

I just don't like the people in my class, not the content...that's about it XD

13 for me, so no free periods :(

No frees for me ;___; But this year is gonna be awesome :D Love my classes (except English ;____; ), all at around 10 people each :)

GLHF everyone, enjoy your first day back :)

+1000 Same reason for me, haha

My school fluctuates from the 90s - 200s :)