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The Japanese Dept so suffered because of it.but if i got this line..
im totally screw for suree..
maths extension and japanese..
two of my must have subject..
The Japanese Dept so suffered because of it.but if i got this line..
im totally screw for suree..
maths extension and japanese..
two of my must have subject..
LOL so did we (although only 5 subjects plus religion)We have to choose a subject from every single line. Can someone give me an example of a really shitty line?
yeahh..The Japanese Dept so suffered because of it.
This is what my school does, and it isn't a private school. Basically we have just completed a survey, and we have upcoming interviews and during this process some poor person is creating next years lines, to best fit in everyone's first choices. Honestly I think this is a good idea, however it seems like a lot of work for the school to organise.lol @ lines of best fit. Reminds me of science.
I know some private schools actually create the timetables from scratch and try to accomadate as many people's first choices as possible.. Of course, it takes into account the number of people who apply for that subject; whether or not there are enough people to form 1 or 2 classes..
Wow! You're really lucky.my school doesn't have lines or anything like that
if you want to do the subject, you can, regardless of number of students or anything
i guess i kinda took it for granted - didnt realise this doesn't happen at most schools!!
Not fair... I would have chosen something other than music for my other subject then... probably something more fun!my school doesn't have lines or anything like that
if you want to do the subject, you can, regardless of number of students or anything
i guess i kinda took it for granted - didnt realise this doesn't happen at most schools!!
yeah, thats seriously annoying that demand/lines/weird system determines what you do!!Not fair... I would have chosen something other than music for my other subject then... probably something more fun!
lol @ lines of best fit. Reminds me of science.
I know some private schools actually create the timetables from scratch and try to accomadate as many people's first choices as possible.. Of course, it takes into account the number of people who apply for that subject; whether or not there are enough people to form 1 or 2 classes..
A couple of people are complaining but most people are getting most of their original choices. So their complaining is probably ineffectual (at least I hope so)naw my poor friend, 4 out of her 5 subjects clashed, so she only got to do 2 of her original subject selections, she cried for days over half my year level had clashes (i wasn't one of them thank god) because our school just redesigned the timetable, i hope they can minimize clashes for the next year coming because really the amount of clashes was unacceptable
It will obviously be hard, but it depends. If you are good at both subjects it will b not as stressfull. But the workload will be, doing the extension class the best thing is u can drop down.Okay, so at my school we have lines (i think every school has lines) where we choose from the selection and we have to pick all 7 lines (besides the tafe on i think) anyways, they subjects are lined up and I am afraid a lot of my subjects will be in the same line. Anyone have any uncertainties about their subject selections?
And would doing 2 extensions be hard or stressful?