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You can't compare a mark in Ancient History to a mark in Extension 2... ! Don't make any decisions based on those sorts of mistakes.

I had one last Friday, one yesterday (Monday), and one today (Tuesday). It was a little hectic... my last one is next week. It's only AI though and should be relatively easy. :)

You people can really make your figures confusing sometimes. I'll just convert everything to percentages and work from that, okay? At first glance, the scenario seems possible. Let's assume that it is, and for the sake of simplicity, that there were only three students in the class - the...

Oh, whoops, I forgot about you, Will. I've added you to the poll... just post or PM if you want to change your vote.

This matter should have been addressed some time ago. Who do you want? Voting will conclude in seven days.

Don't confuse scaling with moderating. If you're interested in how your ranking can affect your moderated assessment marks (and hence your UAI), read this thread.

I'm making the following assumptions: <ul> <li>Your marks of 70 are your school assessment marks. <li>By 'state rank' you are referring to your state rank in each HSC exam. </ul> Yes - there is unlikely to be any relationship between the UAIs from each scenario.

It will be up to your school to decide how your marks are incorporated into the overall assessment scheme. Ideally, they would use the results of your common task (the trial exam) to place the results of both schools on the same scale. The two sets of marks could then be validly combined...

Yes - exactly right. :)

Uhh... they'll only count your scaled mark for Ancient History if it's higher than your scaled mark for Extension 2. They don't just arbitrarily pick and choose subjects and throw a UAI together. Personally, I think you'd be far better off keeping Ancient History. (Being ranked first is...

You might lose those marks that would have otherwise been awarded due to teacher bias. :P

Mmm, it's the 36 that counts. Being ranked second in a group that large effectively severs any connection between your moderated mark and the rest of the class - your moderated mark will float up and down with the top examination mark. You'll want to make sure that the latter is as high as...

The Reflection Statement: <ul><li> summarises the intent of the work and the relationship it has with the extensive independent investigation <li> must include an outline of the intended audience for the Major Work and the purpose for which it was composed <li> supports the Major Work...

I'm afraid you're currently on the final rank! I never really anticipated that many members would reach 4000+ posts, or that they wouldn't want their own custom status if they did.

We've almost finished our exams... we'll look into it soon. :)

Alright, fair enough. I wasn't sure; hence the question mark. :) (It does seem to be poorly worded though... why are people subject to the law? Because it's enforceable... why is the law enforceable? Because people submit to it...) Generally, I'd agree with you; at first glance, the answer seems...

I think it went for around three hours... with a 20 minute interval. Tickets ranged from $59 - $99 depending on where you wanted to be seated. :) I'm definitely going again if they decide to go for another run. (You really need to shrink your signature.)

How many are in your class, and how far below you is the bottom student? (It will inevitably depend on how your class performs as a whole in the HSC exam.)

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