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Same here. AFKJhafkjfhkjf stupid bloody modules. It's a ridiculous course. And I'm only confident for one of the three ... it scares me that I could lose up to 40 marks in the HSC for Advanced ... T__T;;

At least you've STARTED on Science notes, Hung. :p Update on my fruitless pursuits: English Advanced - AoS essay done, working on Harwood. Transformations + Powerplay not yet done. Fuck. English Extension 1 - Zilch. Mathematics - Done one question of one past paper. Biology - ... Business...

I HEART TANZIN. (L) (L) (L) Lolololol. Yes. Tomorrow night as well for me. I still need to re-work Harwood. I didn't attempt Module C in my trial ... >_> KAFJhafkjhfkjhafkjaff. I'll motivate you a la Bebobitchslap, yo? Just think, people - in a matter of NINE days, it'll all be over for...

I like your thinking, woman. (Y) I'm not going to study at all until 7:30. I value my Futurama too much. However, I shall attempt my Transformations & Powerplay essays until midnight. Moh. Motivation of the day: "English counts no matter what. Oh holy fuck. SCREAM."

I don't think it's really the fact that it stretches too long. Rather, maybe it's because we've all graduated, and the time off school pretty much shoots all motivation out of the window ... ... at least that's how it is with me. O_O

!!! Precisely my thought pattern. Trials over => Bludge => September passes => Bludge => October => Holy shit it's OCTOBER already?! iUnprepared. iDead. iFail. Etc. etc. One week left. And there's so much to cram into that one week if I want to be ready for the exams and not have to worry...

Same here. I swore to myself that I would start studying at midday. It's now four and a half hours later, and all I've done is open my revision book. That's it. And I'm panicking. I haven't finished my English Advanced essays. I haven't even started my Biology notes. I haven't touched any...

I like your thinking.

Lololol. Sorry, I just find that utterly hilarious. :p All my trust in tables was defenestrated when I sat my French yearly in Year 10 and it just gave way when I leaned on it. :mad1:

I haven't so much as touched EE1 with a ten-foot pole yet; all my efforts are being particularly well wasted on English Advanced. However, I think I'll start notes this weekend, and pester my teacher in the coming week so I don't have to worry about cramming.

I like your thinking.

:mad1: Lucky. I got a rattly one for my Math trial, and it just wouldn't stop annoying the FUCK out of me. -creak- -rattle- FKJAFHAFKJHFKJFH. -asplodes- >_>

Yeah, true. But still ... hasn't really paid off ... -glares at ranks- :p

I got surprises in the opposite way too. I was good at shit in Year 11, and then everything plummeted in Year 12. :D

We'll all pull through. :D HUZZAH! -runs around cheering- I definitely wasn't feeling this panicky and stressed about trials. KAJfhkjhkjfhakjhfjk.

Hahah, same. Is it weird that I grimaced repeatedly at the sunshine outside? >_> But I digress. Anybody here absolutely sick of studying? But then, when parents ask you to do stuff like chores, you say you'd PREFER to study? -glares at father-

Same. Eeeek. >_< Was trying hard not to hyperventilate today in the bookstore. Ack. -pulls out revision books-

What he said. (Y) Great advice. I'm in the same situation. What I tend to do is just to stop worrying about how significant things may be in the scheme of things, open up revision books, and write out notes/essays/practice questions, etc. Instead of hopping back on the computer when you're on a...

Re: Advanced Englishhhh Help! What she said. A combination of both is most desirable; memorise key quotes, techniques, and how to link them to whatever journey/module you're studying, and then have broad-ranging essays which essentially communicate your ideas but which are flexible enough to...

Does anybody else here do Genre? Specifically, speculative fiction? Lololol. Easymodulelykwoah. Ext. shouldn't be freaked out over unless you actually have to learn new stuff before the exam. I mean, if you're not ready now, you'll never be ready. (Y)