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Easiest subject to do well at? (1 Viewer)
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Maths, if you have the natural ability for it, or business studies, you don't need any sort of ability for that 
Edit: is there such a subject as business information processing or similar in NSW, basically you learn typing and how to input data into spreadsheets and stuff? Because that would be the easiest, actually
Edit: is there such a subject as business information processing or similar in NSW, basically you learn typing and how to input data into spreadsheets and stuff? Because that would be the easiest, actually
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melanieeeee.
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i enjoyed geography back in year 10
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easiest subject!?!?!?!? definitely cooking!.. or hospitality whatever its called..
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2U math is the easiest subject. I can do it with my eyes closed! (As long as someone reads out the question for me.)
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someone can always describe it. 2 circles intersect at A and B, the both have a radius of 2 cm...Aerath said:
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Depends on if you're right or left brained
For me, art is the easiest subject. Heeee.
Though I agree that in principle, maths is the easiest, because there is always a black or white answer.
I hate history!! Rarr! Too much information!! D<
For me, art is the easiest subject. Heeee.
Though I agree that in principle, maths is the easiest, because there is always a black or white answer.
I hate history!! Rarr! Too much information!! D<
Doctor Jolly
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history.
memorise then rock up on the exam day and spit everything back out.
memorise then rock up on the exam day and spit everything back out.
kaz1
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Maths, just know your formulas.
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I think you need a bit more than that for maths.kaz1 said:
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history
flip through retro-active the day b4 like a novel and you'll be fine..
flip through retro-active the day b4 like a novel and you'll be fine..
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haha so true.lionking1191 said:
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English and History.
History is just a combination of rote memorisation and a bit of understanding of people. Not much is needed and you can write a very convincing essay.
The problem most people face with English, I think, is that the language is so irregular in terms of spelling and grammar, but that's easy to work around.
Maybe I'm used to lenient markers, but creative writing is very easy. I've been stringing my teachers along for years writing very clichéd, flowery things to see how long I can get away with it, and seriously, I get A+s on things that take me about thirty minutes. Part of it is just natural ability I think, but you don't really get marked harshly on that.
PDHPE as well. They can't really criticise you too much physically for fear of damaging your self-esteem, and they throw the same half-assed things at you every year. All you need to know is that the Board of Studies officially endorses the following:
'If it's not on, it's not on!'
'Drugs are bad, kids.'
'Don't have sex unless you want to risk getting pregnant.' [which is also common sense, unless you are sterilised/infertile -_-; even with protection there is a slight risk.]
'Even if you weigh 23024092094kg, feel good about yourself~!~
You are pretty on the inside~!~!!! The media is just telling you that you're overweight~!@~!'
Oh, and Work Education! God, that crap is easy. =/ They basically hurl the answers down your throat. And when they ask you what to do in situations, all you need to know is how to verbally pretend you are SUPER-CONFIDENT. I'm terribly shy and non-confrontational, but my Work Education teacher thinks I'm confident, assertive, and capable. Ahahaha.
History is just a combination of rote memorisation and a bit of understanding of people. Not much is needed and you can write a very convincing essay.
The problem most people face with English, I think, is that the language is so irregular in terms of spelling and grammar, but that's easy to work around.
Maybe I'm used to lenient markers, but creative writing is very easy. I've been stringing my teachers along for years writing very clichéd, flowery things to see how long I can get away with it, and seriously, I get A+s on things that take me about thirty minutes. Part of it is just natural ability I think, but you don't really get marked harshly on that.
PDHPE as well. They can't really criticise you too much physically for fear of damaging your self-esteem, and they throw the same half-assed things at you every year. All you need to know is that the Board of Studies officially endorses the following:
'If it's not on, it's not on!'
'Drugs are bad, kids.'
'Don't have sex unless you want to risk getting pregnant.' [which is also common sense, unless you are sterilised/infertile -_-; even with protection there is a slight risk.]
'Even if you weigh 23024092094kg, feel good about yourself~!~
You are pretty on the inside~!~!!! The media is just telling you that you're overweight~!@~!'Oh, and Work Education! God, that crap is easy. =/ They basically hurl the answers down your throat. And when they ask you what to do in situations, all you need to know is how to verbally pretend you are SUPER-CONFIDENT. I'm terribly shy and non-confrontational, but my Work Education teacher thinks I'm confident, assertive, and capable. Ahahaha.
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