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[DarkOperator618]

think about it like this. If this was a normal year, the HSC would be less than a month away and past students managed to use this one month to their advantage and achieve good marks. So just know that 1 month is adequate to still do well in the hsc.

fuck me we're actually got less than 50 days left until paper1

 

[sab13562]

3-4 weeks ago

Hahaha I wish for me. I was busy studying for my oral language exam which happened 4 days ago and now I gotta study for HSC so no breaks

 

[CM_Tutor]

Most students have two eyes, two hands, and two sides of the brain. Therefore, they can do two papers at a time.

 

[specificagent1]

Most students have two eyes, two hands, and two sides of the brain. Therefore, they can do two papers at a time.

This is what happens when you use 100% of your brain

 

[DarkOperator618]

This is what happens when you use 100% of your brain

this some limitless level shit

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

The pro strat is to develop a bionic arm so you can do three papers at once. Think people think

 

[may22]

The pro strat is to develop a bionic arm so you can do three papers at once. Think people think

develop the bionic arm while doing 2 past papers at once? I think we’ve hit 110% of brain power

 

[CM_Tutor]

The pro strat is to develop a bionic arm so you can do three papers at once. Think people think

Actually, the real leap forward is to combine subjects.

For example, do a Physics Trial with your right hand, but answering in (say) ancient Greek, and with the left hand write a textual analysis of the Physics paper and the responses, then a creative writing task about the experience of the student carrying out these activities (both in French), then compose a Shakespearian sonnet on the life of a locked-down HSC student.

That lot should take 2 to 2.5 hours (being generous), and have revised Physics, Ancient Greek, French, and Extension English.

Then, an MX1 paper with the left hand and an MX2 paper with the right hand, and you've done 13 units of study in about 5 hours... by that time, it's 10 am, and you've earned a 15 minute break to have breakfast.

 

[CM_Tutor]

... no wonder my students are grateful that I avoid putting unrealistic expectations onto them ...

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

Imagine using a calculator

 

[specificagent1]

Imagine using a calculator

only the weak

 

[notme123]

why bother using hands when you can use telekinesis

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

If you didn't learn how to differentiate using first principles before saying your first word then you don't have any childhood

 

[specificagent1]

If you didn't learn how to differentiate using first principles before saying your first word then you don't have any childhood

the most disgusting way of differentiation. Even by parts is better

 

[mikrokosmos]

How many hours is everyone studying these holidays? I'm aiming for 6-8 hrs. And how are you dividing up time between subjects?

Also, is anyone studying for the LAT lol?

me omg so scared for it but I’m doing one subject + LAT study every day and going to start my intense six week study plan from October </3

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

me omg so scared for it but I’m doing one subject + LAT study every day and going to start my intense six week study plan from October </3

Hopefully the advice provided above by CM_Tutor can help you ace it. All the best