Urgent Question - Possibility I could get kicked out of 2U maths... (1 Viewer)

[Kalchimy123]

Urgent Question - Possibility I could get kicked out of 2U maths...
So yea, the title says it all. (Noooooooo)

My last 2 exams were pretty horrible (didn't try that much at all).

Apparently, the maths coordinator wants to give me one last chance to improve myself (idk if its a scare tactic but yeea)

I only have 5 days before the exam, and was wondering if you had any extra advice considering my current situation.

The Situation
So I pretty much used the holidays to study MOSTLY everything in the exam. I also have one more topic I need to learn, but that will be fine I think. The only topic I'm SURE of that I won't be able to learn in the given timeframe, is LOCUS.

I think I will have to skip locus, and focus my last 5 days learning my last topic, then revise the 4 topics on the weekends. Also any extra tips and advice, I don't mind.

Thanks

 

[pikachu975]

Learn locus it's a pretty big topic. Also it's not a scare tactic they'll actually kick you out.

 

[si2136]

Learn locus it's a pretty big topic. Also it's not a scare tactic they'll actually kick you out.

They can't kick you out, unless the class is full.

 

[Kalchimy123]

damn.. looks like I have to learn locus, quadratic functions and revise.

Looks like its going to be a tight deadline. D:

Also, topics in my exam are:
- Real functions
- Plane geo
- Trig Functions
- Quadratic Functions AND Locus

Its an alternate assessment task.
Identify the mistake(s) and re*write the solution

 

[Kalchimy123]

No I was supposed to be doing General Maths.... but looks like this is my last oppurtunity.

I think if I get >60%, I'll be fine and they won't drop me...

 

[pikachu975]

They can't kick you out, unless the class is full.

They can if it's a private or catholic school

 

[Drongoski]

Learn locus it's a pretty big topic. Also it's not a scare tactic they'll actually kick you out.

Kalchimy: You have been warned. So don't be complacent. If you are kicked out, it'd be hard to have that process reversed - teachers don't like to be made to change their mind. Else they'll lose credibility. So take your work seriously. No point regretting later.

And good luck.