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holy shit dude thats a lot

yea true, im really hoping ill finish all my work within the first week and a half of holidays so i get the rest of the time to just rest and sleep

i burn out a ton and have no time to have a social life, but hey 4 months till its all over

i checked the nesa websites and they said you need yarc (level 2) and wiat-II or wiat-III, have you done the wiat thing?

didnt before, value life a lot now.

Holiday plans -EES module 6 -natural processes and variations -evidence for climate variation -influences of human activities on climate -mitigation and adaptation strategies -perisher geo -factors impacting on food development -reasons for and types of food product development -steps in food...

ive already written notes for most of the syllabus, just catching up on some stuff ive missed over the last term

yea im def going to spend more time on trials than flashcards, i find it really helps with memorisation but its more important for me to test myself w trials past papers and figure out my weaknesses. im going to catch up on notes first during holidays and make flashcards for that, then during...

im going to split that time, majority trials then using anki. i have asd and adhd and have really bad processing speed so it does take me a lot longer to process information, hence why i study longer than most ppl while getting the same marks as them

not sure fully if ill be able to stick to 6 hours a day during holidays and i may end up doing 4-6 but i study 5 hours a day after school (my school finishes early so im at home at 2, then study 3-8) so i reckon ill be able to stick to that for prelims

ive always had an interest in environmental science, i ended up kinda narrowing my choices down based on if i thought i could be passionate about the subject for life, if it would fit me well and if i would burn out, and if it would pay well. some people just dont know what theyre going to do...

are you reading the questions properly? sometimes you do need one specific word because you need to describe a concept. sometimes teachers are harsh w marking, but it doesnt matter bcuz you still rank the same. if youre dropping in rank because of the harshness it means you need to study skills...

i dont take chem or physics so idk how true these are but these are some resources i found https://scienceready.com.au/pages/working-scientifically https://www.matrix.edu.au/essential-hsc-chemistry-exam-techniques/ https://artofsmart.com.au/chemistry/hsc-chemistry-study-guide/ just google...

in all seriousness go the syllabus for both subjects and look for the heading 'chemistry year 11 course content' and then under that should be a subheading called 'working scientifically skills', look through that to figure out what skills you need, same for physics

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if youre motivated youll do fine in selective. it also helps a bit with uni bcuz youre used to having to work on your own and without much assistance, whereas private school kids are used to getting more assistance and slump a bit in uni the 38k could go to getting a high quality tutor who will...

you can legally get paid less if youre younger, idk the reward rates for marking papers though

stimmies

i had to make a complete 180 in y12 after i got my english prelims back in year 11 (i got a 65, lol). dont dick around in class, if your teacher gives you work, just do the work. its a boring ass class but actually do the in class work. ask your teachers for feedback on your analysis. write...