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The distribution of raw assessment marks for your class is shaped so that their average is the same as the average of the examination marks for your class. See this thread.

Li0n - see for yourself: www.boredofstudies.org/moderate.php

He doesn't even have to come first in the externals... an assessment rank of first means complete immunity. :)

Oh pfft you'll have already completed three of those four units, so you're only picking up one. :P Go for it!

What they should have said was that your moderated assessment mark is set equal to (for example) the fifth examination mark. But it's not exactly equal anyway - the two marks should be similar, if the distributions are similar. Your exam mark will always be your exam mark. This doesn't...

Check out this thread from last year: http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?t=19110 It's definitely worthwhile doing one. :) Great experience. (If you finish 3u maths this year, you'll only have 10 units for Y12... right?)

2001. :)

Not true. If you read the rest of the report, you will find out that they are scaled as a single course. The statistics for the courses are separated in the report. It just so happens that Standard is generally taken by weaker students who tend to score lower scaled marks, and Advanced is...

Superbird's statement was correct, but ONLY with regard to 2003. Raw band cut-offs are not fixed. They will vary each year according to the difficulty of the examination paper.

I really don't have time to keep giving you the answers - they're very standard cases. Find a textbook. :)

This thread is not the appropriate place to post predictions - please start a new thread in the Guidance & Counsel forum.

Cameron0110 is a little confused, don't worry. :)

Louisa Reid is a young graphics designer keen to open her own business offering a one stop design shop. She had been looking around for suitable premises, but knew she had insufficient funds to finance the whole concept, so she asked her family for help (invitation to treat? she most likely made...

If you think it's going to be such a problem - go complain to someone who can do something about it.

If you can obtain marks from past years, that's not a bad method. :) Your teachers would also know whether your year is, on average, better or worse than the previous year.

No... that's moderating. :) (See <a href="/other/flowchart.pdf">this flowchart</a>.)

This is <a href="/james/Torts%20-%20Midsession%20Assignment.pdf">one of my torts assignments from last year</a>... it doesn't cover the same points (except for nervous shock/mental harm), but it should at least give you some idea as to how to write an answer to a problem question.

It would be quite rare for the top two exam marks to be so far apart when an experienced teacher has assessed the top two students to be of the same ability. The situation you describe is possible - but in practice, it doesn't often arise.

No, it is what you are saying that is nonsense. The following statement is FALSE: The following statement is also FALSE: This statement is true: You will achieve a band 6 if the average of your examination mark and your moderated assessment mark is 90+. Only your moderated...

I've pointed out the obvious issues below: They may all potentially have actions in negligence against Marty and Paul. Actions involving each of the following categories add extra tests that need to be satisfied in order for a duty of care to be held: For negligent misstatements, see...