Are teachers allowed to stop you from doing a course in year 12 if you have done the preliminary course, havent missed a class but have gotten marks below 50% twice last year eg. maths ext? I thought it was one of the rules of the board of studies that teachers can only advice you to drop but cannot actually kick you out
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yes they can only advice you to drop out of the class. they cannot kick you out of the class unless you got an "N" mark or because you did not meet the requirements. i failed maths in yr11 and im still here.Bl0nDi3 said:
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They can stop you from doing MX2 if you didn't meet their standards in preliminary MX1.
Otherwise, you're free to continue any subjects from year 11.
Otherwise, you're free to continue any subjects from year 11.
I think that's also true for EX2, you need to be in the top (insert number here) or whatever standard your school sets to be able to do these extensions. But that's not really kicking you out, they're just not letting you in because you're not up to the standard required by them.
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True for picking any new extensions, maths, english, languages and history. But they're not kicking you out, just not allowing you to do it.Bl0nDi3 said:
But if you are in a class currently, then they are not allowed to "kick you out"