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Thats how I remember all the muscles and bones in PDHPE, its a good method.

As long as you do your best and acheive your full potential there is no need to worry about your rank or your marks. Thats the job of the HSC markers and the BOS.

Hopefully looking at getting into Physiotherapy/ Sport Medicine although it means a pretty high UAI *sigh* :(

Yeah the body in motion topic is rad. I was a bit bored at the start of the year but I'm loving PDHPE at the moment.

Yeah our school is entering a competition to do titration, I get so nervous doing it. I shake, sweat like crazy and almost pass out but its worth it :D

I would say PDHPE, the current topic we are doing which is the body in motion I find extremely interesting. Maths is a very easy subject to keep interest in because there will always be harder problems and new concepts.

Which textbook do you use? I have the Oxford Application and Inquiry one and also a Macquarie study guide and they have all of those terms in there I'm pretty sure.

Same with me, the content for Bio is MASSIVE and really really boring. I have a mild interest in what we do in Chemistry. I'm thinking of dropping Bio at the moment and picking up 4u English. It's my worst subject.

it won't even get you good marks in the HSC, markers can tell when students memorise essays besides if you dont answer the specific question in the exam then you lose a large portion of marks. Remembering techniques and quotes from your texts should be fine.

It's Make Damn Sure- Taking Back Sunday... you know in her username? Not emo. But back on topic that is a bad situation to be stuck in, I feel really sorry for you. You are clearly too good for that guy, hes sounds like the sort of person who moves from girlfriend to girlfriend using girls for...

I was wondering how subjects scale in comparison to each other and then how they translate into a UAI. I know it’s a broad question but I really don’t understand how scaling works or which are the best scaling subjects. Any input would be appreciated :)

This is a really common question to receive in the prelim exams I have being told. Because it is a very broad question I suggest researching the health of Year 11 students, what are their eating and physical activity patterns? Are they receiving the appropriate amounts of nutrients. Are year...

I just remembered that some students in my year watched online videos to help them study for subjects with large amounts of content (Bio and Ancient History). They said that it was much more helpful than just reading the textbook and was very refreshing. It's just a thought for those of us who...

The greatest way to study. But seriously make notes, read the textbooks and do practice questions. For English memorise quotes and techniques in your core and related texts.

We got our half yearly reports today, I seem to have misplaced it so I only remember my placings :uhoh: English (Advanced)- 1st English Extension- 1st Chemistry- 1st Maths (Advanced)- 1st Maths Ext.- 3rd :mad: (should be doing better than that!) PDHPE- 3rd Bio- 4th :angry: :angry...

Exactly, its a pretty quick and easy system once you get into the routine.. or when there is 5 minutes left in the exam

I know I keep telling my parents to stop one of them because I feel it would be more beneficial to spend the money elsewhere. Oh well, it helps alot to be honest.

Ok I am in a very very small year group. There are only 20 people in our whole year. I recently received my half yearly report and I am coming first in most of my subjects (Chem, Mathematics, English Adv, English Ext). However my question is how will a small year group affect my HSC results and...

Whoa! Are you serious, you have a nice deal going on there. I have 2 maths tutors, tutor number 1 is $60.50 an hour and tutor 2 is $45 for an hour and a half. But both of mine are 1 on 1

I'd recommend keeping your ext. english and english advanced but other than that just drop whatever you are doing poorly in.