Haha yeah I can assume, that I'm gonna be like wtf was I thinking when I thought I would be screwed for year 11 ahaha, oh joy I will just tank the next few years + uniWait until you get to Year 12. You don't know what "screwed" means yet.
Hehehe, then it will be your turn to laugh at the next generation of Year 11ness.Haha yeah I can assume, that I'm gonna be like wtf was I thinking when I thought I would be screwed for year 11 ahaha, oh joy I will just tank the next few years + uni
Holy shit.
My first classes, at a new school: 1) Maths ext 2) 2U mathsGood news for me: didn't have Maths today.
Bad news: Maths first period tomorrow.
^ +1.
How great is that? Our maths teacher doesn't give homework! Economics was terrible though because our teacher was droning on about something that I didn't quite catch, and I spent the entire double trying not to fall asleep. All in all, quite excited to be a senior.
I don't WANT to study!
Did I mention your school has a lack of air conditioning?
No, I don't believe you did.didn't you hear? world ends this year.
Yes, I already prepared. Got my books and I am prepared to run to the edge of the world and jump off.
Study however long you need to in order to make sure you know your stuff. Don't overdo it, but don't be too laid back either.
My first assessment for English is worth 100% of half-yearly though.
I don't think revising for 2.5 hours daily would be very effective, unless you're really delving in and memorising the content off by heart or something. Setting a time-based schedule for yourself always turns out to be a bad move, so why not set yourself a content-based goal instead, such as "I'll revise the first five dot points from the syllabus that we've covered today and make notes on them"? That's my approach to Year 11 anyway, after miserably failing to get anywhere with the "I'll study for two hours today!" attitude over the holidays.