InfiniteQ
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I know! Tell me about it... one week's already gone and I haven't done anything. Mum was just telling me about how I've done no maths what so ever.
How much did Yr 12 2002 Study during their December/January Holidays (2001)? (1 Viewer)
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Rahul
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yeh and plus i have to go away for a week to a do a uni course!!!! hehehe
which is cool but i will miss out on even more tym to study....not that i have been doin any.
i have to do some catching up too.....i am feeling some pressure already!
which is cool but i will miss out on even more tym to study....not that i have been doin any.i have to do some catching up too.....i am feeling some pressure already!
anti
aww.. baby raccoon ^^
Now if I can remember that far back...
I did no work, cause holidays are for sleeping. Lots of 4am mornings, lots of going out - it's not worth stressing about whenit hasn't started yet
Besides, I didn't have a clue what I wanted to do during those holidays, so I would have been aiming for the wrong thing.
Oh, I remember deciding I was going to do Linguistics, and I'm going for Comp Sci now.
I did no work, cause holidays are for sleeping. Lots of 4am mornings, lots of going out - it's not worth stressing about whenit hasn't started yet
Besides, I didn't have a clue what I wanted to do during those holidays, so I would have been aiming for the wrong thing.
Oh, I remember deciding I was going to do Linguistics, and I'm going for Comp Sci now.
I studied a lot...I was motivated because I did cosmology this year, and receiving the course pack at the end of december really made me wake up to the fact that there was a hell of a lot to be done, probably because there it was, all 1000 pages of it, sitting in front of me.
I've never found making myself study difficult because I tend not to study in a monotonous way...my advice would be to use your holidays, while everything is still new and fresh, to get to know your courses and familiarise yourself with the content...I think that too much of the HSC is trying to tick off dot points and coming up with 'what the examiners want' close to the exams, rather than enjoying the subjects you chose for their content.
So, try to do that these holidays, if you can.
I've never found making myself study difficult because I tend not to study in a monotonous way...my advice would be to use your holidays, while everything is still new and fresh, to get to know your courses and familiarise yourself with the content...I think that too much of the HSC is trying to tick off dot points and coming up with 'what the examiners want' close to the exams, rather than enjoying the subjects you chose for their content.
So, try to do that these holidays, if you can.
freaking_out
Saddam's new life
i really bludged in term 4 so i am now in the "waking up process" as most of my assessments are on term one...
lol i have a 2 week uni course starting monday ! really really bad, but on the bright side I could prob study at fisher libraryOriginally posted by Rahul
yeh and plus i have to go away for a week to a do a uni course!!!! hehehe
i have to do some catching up too.....i am feeling some pressure already!
parents (actually more my mother) keeps nagging me to wake up early and study for the whole day
pffft!!!!
Rahul
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exactly the same wid me.....my mum is constantly telling me to get up an study, espescially in the mornings!!!!
and i have also been considering goin to d library to study....same as u.......its th only place where i can do nofin but study!
.....this is freakin me out......
and i have also been considering goin to d library to study....same as u.......its th only place where i can do nofin but study!
.....this is freakin me out......
lol no maybe Im not as naturally brilliant as youOriginally posted by Pretz
calm down you two. i bludged through terms 4, 1 and 2, and still did pretty well. ah but wait, maybe you guys aren't as naturally brilliant as me. better keep up with that study
ive got 2 major works to do and parents with very very high standards
typical conversation with parents
"you kno we give you everything you want and we really dont expect much in return"
dad says quietly
"just get 99 in the HSC!"
GRRR
n e 1 else feel the pressure
and on top of that soooo many family friends get over 95, 99+ infact and then my parents compare me to them and how they studied 5 hours a day, never went out or watched TV !!
freaking_out
Saddam's new life
exact same thing for me as well and plus not only 99+ but medicine, thats the only course that exists for them.
Rahul
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courses
i am doing:
4 u maths
3u eng
software
physics
religion
i am doing:
4 u maths
3u eng
software
physics
religion
freaking_out
Saddam's new life
far out is it that hard... medicine ofcourse i mean you can tell from the guys posts.
InfiniteQ
Solitary
Haha omg my parents do the saaame thing. They think that I should stay in my room 24/7 so I'll get 99+. Mum's always like "I don't care how you do it but I want 99.5"
Your parents sound like typical Indians especially with the whole "family friends" thing. There's a lot of comparison going on in Indian communities.
freaking_out
Saddam's new life
hey you don't need to be a rocket scientist (or wise for that matter) to see that....its called common sense
anti
aww.. baby raccoon ^^
If all else fails, lock yourself in your room with a chainsaw and start breaking walls.
(Buy one, get one free! )
Seriously, your parents should know you need space Do it at your pace, if you can trust yourself to keep focussed.
(Buy one, get one free!
)Seriously, your parents should know you need space
Do it at your pace, if you can trust yourself to keep focussed.