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yeah suffering from laziness.. too bad i can't bring myself to study.. and mid course exams are coming up.. how great..
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How are 07's finding prelim? (1 Viewer)
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This year's been pretty good for me, interesting topics, but lots of work. 
Whenever i feel lazy, I do an overview of my knowledge at a certain subject (let's say for chemistry), and i know that it's kind of bad. And then i sort of picture myself sitting the hsc or an exam, and i question myself 'am i even well-prepared?', and usually the answer is 'no'. So that's when i start to think... 'hey i should do more work'.
hopeles5ly
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year 12 > year 11 trust me ! well besides the workload lol.greycats said:
you hardly notice it! lol! i'm in year 12 now and i can't believe i'm halfway thru it already! you just get used to having to turn up for work that you don't notice the time passing, and as soon as you know it, its the start of the HSC year.vizman said:
CaiDrummer
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I didn't really notice much of a change between year 10 and this year...
The teachers certainly became nicer... well, some of them, but for me it seems there are the same amount of assessments and whatnot, they're just all on at the same time.
The exam set-up's different, but it works better for me... so I guess I got the lucky deal, eh?
The teachers certainly became nicer... well, some of them, but for me it seems there are the same amount of assessments and whatnot, they're just all on at the same time.
The exam set-up's different, but it works better for me... so I guess I got the lucky deal, eh?
hey guys....
what do you think of prelim 2 unit maths?
i got 92 in a recent test but had to work my arse off. it takes up too much of my time when i could be studying other subjects...
has anyone used SAM uai calculator yet? cause according to that 2 unit maths doesnt scale that well compared to general..
at least i think.. maybe im not using it properly.
im thinking of going to general maths.....
what do you guys think?
what do you think of prelim 2 unit maths?
i got 92 in a recent test but had to work my arse off. it takes up too much of my time when i could be studying other subjects...
has anyone used SAM uai calculator yet? cause according to that 2 unit maths doesnt scale that well compared to general..
at least i think.. maybe im not using it properly.
im thinking of going to general maths.....
what do you guys think?
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Its a LOT of work, but im enjoying it because im loving the subjects because 'I CHOSE' them, although mandatory maths in my school is really anoying, but lookin forward to the HSC and Uni is good, especially when you are on top of things in yr 11.
basketcase89
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I'm already a bit behind in most of my subjects... so my current attitude is not dissimilar to that of "GET ME OUT OF HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!".
I think English Ext. is my only friend in terms of subjects.
I think English Ext. is my only friend in terms of subjects.
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2 unit maths scales better than general maths. If you were strugguling with 2 unit maths I would say drop down to general, but at the moment you don't look like you are struggling yet.phoebe315 said:
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maths is definitely time consuming. 80% of my homework is maths.. but it seems like you're going alright with 92? you should be working your ass off coming around to the HSC but if you feel it's not worth the study then drop down.phoebe315 said:
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:uhhuh:FranzFerdinand said:maths is definitely time consuming. 80% of my homework is maths.. but it seems like you're going alright with 92? you should be working your ass off coming around to the HSC but if you feel it's not worth the study then drop down.
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Conversly, only around 10% of my homework is devoted to maths.FranzFerdinand said:maths is definitely time consuming. 80% of my homework is maths.. but it seems like you're going alright with 92? you should be working your ass off coming around to the HSC but if you feel it's not worth the study then drop down.
don't drop it whatever you do!!! 92 is a killer mark!!! it'll probably be hard at the start, but you'll learn and get used to it and you'll spend less time on the theory because you'll know it all.phoebe315 said:
personally i'm probably dropping maths ext, even if i'm trying damn hard for it and scoring band 6's throughout, but my other subjects will fall... just like in your case...maths general (g-unit hehehe) has more english based questions than maths 2u i think
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Well Phoebe, what did your classmates think about the test and what were their results?
oh and btw, welcome =)
oh and btw, welcome =)
airie
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I'm hating the thought that I'd have to return to school soon. Not helped by the fact that I'm gonna have a bunch of tests chucked back in my face :S
hey franz (sorry dont know your name)
hope your still on.
the test was failed by over half the class but take into account that i am in the lowest 2 unit class (even though there's only 2 ~not including ext).
but to achieve the mark ive been giving up alot of correspondence jap periods (i know i shouldnt!) to study for it. Dont get me wrong i absolutely love maths, and would by all means continue with it, if i had the time!
but the fact is an 80 in the 2 unit HSC exam is worth less than a 90 in the General HSC exam (according to to the SAM UAI calculator).
maybe im not using it properly... but if this IS the case than i am extremely disappointed with the scaling system. ive seen the stuff they do in general, and the jump between general and 2 unit is huge.
Even a 70 in 2 unit should be worth way more than a 90 in general! but this is NOT recognised in the scaling system....
im sorry if i come across arrogant.. but im really touchy on this subject (weird huh, its only maths..)
hope your still on.
the test was failed by over half the class but take into account that i am in the lowest 2 unit class (even though there's only 2 ~not including ext).
but to achieve the mark ive been giving up alot of correspondence jap periods (i know i shouldnt!) to study for it. Dont get me wrong i absolutely love maths, and would by all means continue with it, if i had the time!
but the fact is an 80 in the 2 unit HSC exam is worth less than a 90 in the General HSC exam (according to to the SAM UAI calculator).
maybe im not using it properly... but if this IS the case than i am extremely disappointed with the scaling system. ive seen the stuff they do in general, and the jump between general and 2 unit is huge.
Even a 70 in 2 unit should be worth way more than a 90 in general! but this is NOT recognised in the scaling system....
im sorry if i come across arrogant.. but im really touchy on this subject (weird huh, its only maths..)
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That is because the 90 in general maths means that you beat a higher percentage of the people doing the course than the 70 in the 2 unit course. Since there is a less able candidature in the general maths course, a 90 in general would beat more of the people doing the course than the 70 in the 2 unit course, thus scaling it better. But if you get 90 in both courses, the 90 in 2 unit would beat the 90 in general, since the 2 unit course is of a higher difficulty than the general course. In summary, it is better to do well in a lower scaled course then it is to do crap in a higher scaled course.phoebe315 said: