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Absolutely, the wording is definitely the trickiest part! Yeah that's fair enough, you don't want to spend half your exam searching through a cheat sheet! Thank you, and you too!

Because I do distance education for maths it's basically the main way I learn new content, and I find it to be really useful. There are interactive parts which is good too. Watch it on 2x speed though unless you're having a lot of trouble understanding the content. Definitely give it a shot.

i always write notes in the form of a basic outline of the concept and some worked examples that i can refer back to whenever i get stuck on a question, but everyone remembers and studies for maths differently

hiii, i do standard maths as well and while i find it pretty easy, often i'll blank in exams. I prefer to have worked examples on my cheat sheet or a simple step-by-step of how to do something so that if i panic or keep second guessing myself then i have a really easy way to take myself through...

agreed, wait till your first assessments are over and see how you manage your time before you even think about what to drop, and dont make any final decisions until your year 11 finals (unless you're like 100 percent sure)

frrr i feel like that everytime one of those dux speeches happens dw

fr 😭

that actually looks like a textbook chapter tho-

Nah that's not normal, you definitely need to address that somehow.

I feel like this is a canon event with every generation tbh

Lmao my grandma dated malcolm turnbull at one stage 🤣

Lots. Of. Practise. Papers. Over and over. In exam conditions. Redo questions you get wrong. Pay attention to what you're doing. Underline key parts of the question. Etc. Etc. The good thing about silly mistakes is that they're fixable. It just takes practice.

Done. I love your topic - interesting questionnaire!

Done :) Interesting questionnare!

Ooh wow that's awesome! And don't stress about it - if you're doing the accelerated course, you obviously have the talent, skill and potential to achieve highly!

yeah my first two days have literally been going over assessment booklets and general expectations and such too

damn that kinda sucks :/ BEAT THE GUYS (jk but also not)

lmao i feel that

Yeah I didn't get any specific notifications but I did get course outlines and info about assessments for literally all of my subjects lol It is good to have an overview though ig

Woah it's so cool that you replied, and congrats on your ATAR! Are you still sticking with medicine for uni?