Hi guys, i know you might not care too much about year 11's now but today we had a motivational speaker come to our school from NewGen Impact.. this guy went from 28% in his tests to getting 93.35 in his HSC... pretty cool.. he gave us tips and the main thing to remember is time management but now you are all prob finished ur exams... anyway you should get intouch with him... he's really cool and helpful... One question on my behalf... i just started yr 12 n i do legal studies by correspondence... its HARD or not hard just a lot of thinking and time consuming... I was wondering if any hsc students had any useful tips on how to stay on top of ur work????
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As soon as Term 4 begins you are year 12, year 12 begins Term 4 day 1. Although some school still continue on with preliminary for some/all subjects...who knows why.
The HSC Is all about keeping a balance with your life and your studies.
"A little bit all the time" is the best way to stay ontop of your work. Don't leave things to the last minute etc.
Anyway there are heaps of tips threads so just do a search.
The HSC Is all about keeping a balance with your life and your studies.
"A little bit all the time" is the best way to stay ontop of your work. Don't leave things to the last minute etc.
Anyway there are heaps of tips threads so just do a search.
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Well I did business by correspondence and legal through my school.
With correspondence the most important thing is to stay on top of your work... try to get ahead, use every session that you get to work on it. Correspondence, for me, meant spending a lot of time on it at home and doing all assignments straight away. Get the syllabus and learn it back to front, and start writing up your own notes straight away is the best advice I can give you. Also, if you can get in contact with your teacher constantly, or other students, having discussions in legal is what I found to be most important aspect, you remember stuff easily if you do that. And, if you don't understand something, ask somebody... And DO NOT FALL BEHIND... Its way too difficult to catch up.
Hope that helps.
With correspondence the most important thing is to stay on top of your work... try to get ahead, use every session that you get to work on it. Correspondence, for me, meant spending a lot of time on it at home and doing all assignments straight away. Get the syllabus and learn it back to front, and start writing up your own notes straight away is the best advice I can give you. Also, if you can get in contact with your teacher constantly, or other students, having discussions in legal is what I found to be most important aspect, you remember stuff easily if you do that. And, if you don't understand something, ask somebody... And DO NOT FALL BEHIND... Its way too difficult to catch up.
Hope that helps.
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Dude, If you write notes from the syllabus, it should help to do assignments as well...
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I know. I already pity them. But I can't wait to pull faces at them and say, "I'm finished the HSC! nah nuh na nah nah!tanjin said:Hey! I <3 the year 11's
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I don't. But then again, I have large amounts of hate. makes sense, really.tanjin said:Hey! I <3 the year 11's
In terms of tips.... MSN is the devil.
