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wth that is weird af

Yea I was going to say this as well Your main goal in the HSC is to maintain/improve good ranks in order to maximise your ATAR. In order to do this, you need to ensure you have a timetable and have allocated time slots to certain things you need to do for the day (this doesn't work for everyone...

Say your worst 2 units were biology and economics (all other 4 subjects/8 units you get a band 6) and you both got 87 in them (and you did 12 units for the HSC and your subjects were english advanced, hospitality, legal studies, business studies, biology and economics), which one would count to...

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Do you know any discovery related texts that cover the whole rubric? Also is using Peter Shrzynecki as a related text, worth using?

Everyone tells you that achieving your maximum potential means to do more than your best; to push your boundaries at every opportunity. Whilst, I understand this approach I think there is a far better one to adopt for your HSC year. Your maximum potential is essentially aligned with your...

Solid Advice buddy cheers

it may not work at times though depending on how many themes you've discussed in your essay

So in the 2016 paper A, the question had made you refer to extracts. Just curious but how do you answer that sort of question and what should you be writing in essays throughout? I know you need to agree/disagree with the question and in your intro you need to make reference to the...

Re: DOCTOR & MASTERS EDUCATED | Ext 1 & 2 Math, Physics, Chemistry | 5-10 YRS EXPERIE BUMP

You don't really make notes for discovery. All you need to know is the rubric back to front and know how the concept of discovery is represented in and through texts and how well you manipulate it For life of Pi, you can do any of the following...

Talking about these notes https://kcnotes.wikispaces.com/12

Has anyone here used/seen KC notes for physics/chemistry? If so what do you think of them? If I use them is it necessary to write extra summaries at all?

Actually that's wrong The marks in standard get dragged down due to the aligning process involved See here how a 93 in standard (raw) became a 91

http://community.boredofstudies.org/128/preliminary-hsc/347606/2017ers-preliminary-chit-chat-thread-80.html#post7197564

Cheers guys, very helpful Anyone else?

And how likely do you think it is for your teachers to use a past HSC question as part of half yearlies (apparently some schools used past HSC questions for trials)

So I decided to make this thread about half yearlies really early (so then we could think about this at an earlier stage as opposed to the half yearlies exam period when everyone's studying) and hope that past HSC students could give some insight on their half yearlies I was just wondering but...

what bout prep for half yearlies (even though it's like 8-10 weeks later)

has anyone here done english during holidays at all?