basketcase89
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We have one room that's supposed to be for Year 12, although our Year 10 Commerce class was allowed to use it.
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FranzFerdinand
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i could always do with a two piece feed in the exam room.
chocolate_lover
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FranzFerdinand said:
During the SC, both of these happened! lol, during one of the exams, a bird just flew into the room we were in, then flew out! (after a couple of girl's screams, of course)m0ofin said:
Also, the majority of people that i could see had their shoes off while doing the SC. (luckily the smell wasn't THAT bad)
basketcase89
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We're not allowed to eat or drink...it's cruel!filo_romz said:
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I didn't even know they did that at school ...filo_romz said:
FranzFerdinand
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this guy i scribed for last year in the hsc was allowed to bring in a bottle of V =/
tmde1st
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at my school they only let you drink water and no eating. theyre very strict
FranzFerdinand
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did the supervisor fall asleep while reading an old novel like mine did? rofl..m0ofin said:
chocolate_lover
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The conditions i had for my english half yearfly today:
-a noisy class full of yr 8 kids next door (2 kids were sent out of that class)
-in that same classroom, a teacher with an annoyingly high pitched voice.
-in my classroom, a teacher who kept interupting us
-no clock
-the teacher didnt tell us how much time we had left (even though i asked her if she could beforehand) [yes, i know, i shouldve brought a watch in, but the batteries dead
]
-the teacher ignored people when their hands were up (i have no idea how she missed them!)
In otherwords, ideal conditions for an exam... :angry:
-a noisy class full of yr 8 kids next door (2 kids were sent out of that class)
-in that same classroom, a teacher with an annoyingly high pitched voice.
-in my classroom, a teacher who kept interupting us
-no clock
-the teacher didnt tell us how much time we had left (even though i asked her if she could beforehand) [yes, i know, i shouldve brought a watch in, but the batteries dead
]-the teacher ignored people when their hands were up (i have no idea how she missed them!)
In otherwords, ideal conditions for an exam... :angry:
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The teacher's who won't let you eat are pretty strict.
I ate during the SC which as we know had BOS people there and they didn't mind me eating chocolate during every exam.
I ate during the SC which as we know had BOS people there and they didn't mind me eating chocolate during every exam.
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I never feel like eating during an exam, so I wouldn't have a clue why you guys do it.
FranzFerdinand
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*head explodes with stress just from reading about it*chocolate_lover said:The conditions i had for my english half yearfly today:
-a noisy class full of yr 8 kids next door (2 kids were sent out of that class)
-in that same classroom, a teacher with an annoyingly high pitched voice.
-in my classroom, a teacher who kept interupting us
-no clock
-the teacher didnt tell us how much time we had left (even though i asked her if she could beforehand) [yes, i know, i shouldve brought a watch in, but the batteries dead
-the teacher ignored people when their hands were up (i have no idea how she missed them!)
In otherwords, ideal conditions for an exam... :angry:
chocolate_lover
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lol, im so glad my head didnt explode... since i had a physics test after that. the exam conditions were a lot better though.FranzFerdinand said:
FranzFerdinand
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how did you end up with such horrid conditions anyway??chocolate_lover said:
chocolate_lover
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Ok, the short-ish version is:
There were 2 parts of the exam, both of which went for 70minutes.
These were organised for 2 days, last thursday and friday.
The stupid english department at my school didnt look on the school calendar, to see if any year 11 classes were going on any excursions during those 2 days.
My agriculture excursion, which had been organised for at least 2 months, was organised for the thursday.
The english staff still wouldn't change the date, and originally told us we'd have to do the tests during an agriculture period.
People in my class (there were 13 of us that went), were all told different messages because noone in the english staff called us all up at the one time to tell us, so when friday came, the class had studied for:
1. Thursday's test-on friday Friday's test-on monday
OR
2. Friday's test-on friday Thursday's test-on monday.
I did the first option, and because everyone in the year still had to do an english test, we all did it in the same rooms (3 classrooms joined together.)
When Monday came, we were all put in an ordinary classroom, along with any other people who hadn't done the test yet, with an english teacher that didnt really care about how we went.
/end rant
lol, i feel better getting that off my chest
There were 2 parts of the exam, both of which went for 70minutes.
These were organised for 2 days, last thursday and friday.
The stupid english department at my school didnt look on the school calendar, to see if any year 11 classes were going on any excursions during those 2 days.
My agriculture excursion, which had been organised for at least 2 months, was organised for the thursday.
The english staff still wouldn't change the date, and originally told us we'd have to do the tests during an agriculture period.
People in my class (there were 13 of us that went), were all told different messages because noone in the english staff called us all up at the one time to tell us, so when friday came, the class had studied for:
1. Thursday's test-on friday Friday's test-on monday
OR
2. Friday's test-on friday Thursday's test-on monday.
I did the first option, and because everyone in the year still had to do an english test, we all did it in the same rooms (3 classrooms joined together.)
When Monday came, we were all put in an ordinary classroom, along with any other people who hadn't done the test yet, with an english teacher that didnt really care about how we went.
/end rant
lol, i feel better getting that off my chest
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That was the short version?chocolate_lover said:Ok, the short-ish version is:
There were 2 parts of the exam, both of which went for 70minutes.
These were organised for 2 days, last thursday and friday.
The stupid english department at my school didnt look on the school calendar, to see if any year 11 classes were going on any excursions during those 2 days.
My agriculture excursion, which had been organised for at least 2 months, was organised for the thursday.
The english staff still wouldn't change the date, and originally told us we'd have to do the tests during an agriculture period.
People in my class (there were 13 of us that went), were all told different messages because noone in the english staff called us all up at the one time to tell us, so when friday came, the class had studied for:
1. Thursday's test-on friday Friday's test-on monday
OR
2. Friday's test-on friday Thursday's test-on monday.
I did the first option, and because everyone in the year still had to do an english test, we all did it in the same rooms (3 classrooms joined together.)
When Monday came, we were all put in an ordinary classroom, along with any other people who hadn't done the test yet, with an english teacher that didnt really care about how we went.
/end rant
lol, i feel better getting that off my chest
Your school doesn't seem to co-ordinate very well between subjects.
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