Not-That-Bright
Andrew Quah
Yea i agree get a life, i got higher marks than u in the SC and i have a life.
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ScottyG
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WTF? Who said I dont have a life? Is being disappointed in your marks a reflection on your lifestyle?
Didnt think so. So why dont you mosey on out of this thread and stop critiscing people based on your own idiotic ideals.
Didnt think so. So why dont you mosey on out of this thread and stop critiscing people based on your own idiotic ideals.
Not-That-Bright
Andrew Quah
Yes it is, you care way too much about ur school certificate marks and have pretty huge standards....
joujou_84
GoOOooOONe
ScottyG said:
now ur in denial......poor guy....
joujou_84
GoOOooOONe
yeh sorry scottyG....... 
...........but harassin ppl is fun.....
...........but harassin ppl is fun.....Not-That-Bright
Andrew Quah
I'm not sorry, i still think it's stupid to be disappointed with ur results...
Shit if there are people who get >95 uai and are disappointed i'll say the same to them no matter what story they have about their 'expectations'.
Shit if there are people who get >95 uai and are disappointed i'll say the same to them no matter what story they have about their 'expectations'.
Pianpupodoel
Neurotic Member
Aim high. Expect low.
glycerine
so don't even ask me
haha, oh, boo hoo! i only got 91!
don't set yourself up to be a burnout...save all the energy for the hsc.
and the dude who said they got 100 in like two subjects is sooo bullshitting, isn't the top score every year in most subjects around 98?
don't set yourself up to be a burnout...save all the energy for the hsc.
and the dude who said they got 100 in like two subjects is sooo bullshitting, isn't the top score every year in most subjects around 98?
Not-That-Bright
Andrew Quah
If it's like 98 i got 97 in geography in 2002 lol
and i think my friend got 99 or something.
and i think my friend got 99 or something.
Not-That-Bright
Andrew Quah
I do just because i was so shocked by them.. i recieved c's, a couple of b's for my effort grades from school but i got pretty high in other shit.
Li0n
spiKu
i could get 100 if i tried, but i'm afraid that the care/challenge factor aren't there
I Did well, I go to Gosford High and I Think i was below average overall.
Maths : 96 ( No Study)
English : 87 (Lots Of Study)
History : 72 ( Most of My study Time)(Lucky im not doin it next year)
Science : 92 (No Study)
Geog : 88(No Study)
I guess the school ecrtificate really brouight out the subjects i am good at naturally and teh ones i should kiss goodbye
I rekon getting 100% in two subjects is a joke but he/she must of done resonably well maybe low 90's
A girl at my school got 2 99's and got a medal so i guess he must be lying with no proof.
Maths : 96 ( No Study)
English : 87 (Lots Of Study)
History : 72 ( Most of My study Time)(Lucky im not doin it next year)
Science : 92 (No Study)
Geog : 88(No Study)
I guess the school ecrtificate really brouight out the subjects i am good at naturally and teh ones i should kiss goodbye
I rekon getting 100% in two subjects is a joke but he/she must of done resonably well maybe low 90's
A girl at my school got 2 99's and got a medal so i guess he must be lying with no proof.
Studying! Omg! I Got Fairly Good Results Without Study
The only subject that I think you can really study for in the School Certificate would be Australian History Civics and Citizenship.
English: It's all the usual comprehension/analytical skills and knowing how to write. Study is not really required in English, because it's mainly assessment of skills.
Mathematics: Since the test has to be accessible to Standard Mathematics students, it's mainly general knowledge and basic skills. Barely any study at all unless you do not know the basic concepts of Mathematics
Science: The test was mainly skills questions requiring some general knowledge. Some study is required usually to remember a few terminologies and techincal words, but intensive study is not necessary.
If you need to study intensively English, Mathematics and Science for the School Certificate, then you might as well just leave from Year 10, because the whole damn course was taught to you and you are studying for basic skills that would have been learnt by Year 7 and Year 8.
Geography: This subject can be studied moderately, since you need to memorise quite a number of terminologies and geographical processes. Otherwise the test is mainly using simple geographical skills.
History: This subject is the one that I reccommend to be studied the most. You have to memorise A LOT of events and dates. Fortunately 90% of the test is based on only two focus areas. If you already remember the events and dates in Australian History for the whole of the 20th century then well done. Otherwise, there are some skills in analysing sources.
For History and Geography writing tasks, I tend to use the BS factor. (If you know what I mean!)
The only subject that I think you can really study for in the School Certificate would be Australian History Civics and Citizenship.
English: It's all the usual comprehension/analytical skills and knowing how to write. Study is not really required in English, because it's mainly assessment of skills.
Mathematics: Since the test has to be accessible to Standard Mathematics students, it's mainly general knowledge and basic skills. Barely any study at all unless you do not know the basic concepts of Mathematics
Science: The test was mainly skills questions requiring some general knowledge. Some study is required usually to remember a few terminologies and techincal words, but intensive study is not necessary.
If you need to study intensively English, Mathematics and Science for the School Certificate, then you might as well just leave from Year 10, because the whole damn course was taught to you and you are studying for basic skills that would have been learnt by Year 7 and Year 8.
Geography: This subject can be studied moderately, since you need to memorise quite a number of terminologies and geographical processes. Otherwise the test is mainly using simple geographical skills.
History: This subject is the one that I reccommend to be studied the most. You have to memorise A LOT of events and dates. Fortunately 90% of the test is based on only two focus areas. If you already remember the events and dates in Australian History for the whole of the 20th century then well done. Otherwise, there are some skills in analysing sources.
For History and Geography writing tasks, I tend to use the BS factor. (If you know what I mean!)
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glycerine
so don't even ask me
I disagree with your comments on maths and sciences... I did no study and no work in them for 4 years and got a mediocre band 4 mark for both I think, and it doesn't mean shit, because I wound up doing 4u english, ancient, modern, ext history and legal studies... none of which I needed maths for. moving onto the senior school rather than dropping out meant I could focus on the areas I'm actually good at & interested in - ie, humanities
And for the record, I did adv maths in yr 9-10 (the school forced us to, it wasn't through choice).
And for the record, I did adv maths in yr 9-10 (the school forced us to, it wasn't through choice).
Not-That-Bright
Andrew Quah
Yea, i got a band 4 for maths.... I suck at maths.... I just don't do maths any more... lol
joujou_84
GoOOooOONe
i got a band 4 for everything except english (band 5...just)......luckily we were going ovaseas on the same day i got my results and no one was really payin attention 2 me.......