BoyNextDoor
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For me, the more frees....the better!
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Amount of free periods? (2 Viewers)
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tambourine
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i realised a few days ago that i am going to have 24 free periods a fortnight as i will not be doing the 2u maths course anymore as i am doing 4u maths 
nirvanafreak02
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13x 40min frees per week,
which I've organised so I can start at 11.45 on two days
and leave early on the other three
which I've organised so I can start at 11.45 on two days
and leave early on the other three
I used to have 9-12 free periods a week during the HSC. (I had dropped English Extension 1, Music 1, and 2 unit Mathematics).
Yes, you will tend to use 3/4 of the year's free periods to play connect-four/track-racer/tic-tac-toe in the back of your maths books. OR as a way to catch up on that well earned SIESTA time!
BUT - that last 1/4 of the year's free periods; USE THEM WISELY! By then, HSC exam panic may have been triggered, and you will start acting on that free-time effectively, turning it into study time. If not, then do so. Immediately. Because seriously, do you really want to remember for the rest of your life that maybe you only JUST missed out on being the world's most BRILLIANT doctor.. why? To play a little extra tic-tac-toe?
Just my two cents.
Yes, you will tend to use 3/4 of the year's free periods to play connect-four/track-racer/tic-tac-toe in the back of your maths books. OR as a way to catch up on that well earned SIESTA time!
BUT - that last 1/4 of the year's free periods; USE THEM WISELY! By then, HSC exam panic may have been triggered, and you will start acting on that free-time effectively, turning it into study time. If not, then do so. Immediately. Because seriously, do you really want to remember for the rest of your life that maybe you only JUST missed out on being the world's most BRILLIANT doctor.. why? To play a little extra tic-tac-toe?
Just my two cents.
manlybeachgirl9
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i get 17 free periods consisting of 38 mins each....quite fun...NOT