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Long weekends don't help either haha. And fawun, you better not m8 i betta see u getting 100%s next yr

Thank the lord it's only year 11.

:( I wonder how commerce is. I wouldn't mind it though - I have no idea how I'd fare though. I think I have more of an interest/natural aptitude in the sciences but I may have an underlying talent for humanities? (hahaha hell naw)

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I will force her to study for hours on end. I will force her to LOVE science. That is the true way.

I was just kidding - neither do I, but the hours...THE HOURS!!11!!1!1!!!! I've actually grown accustomed to my solid 27 hours. I just hope I don't get a terrible timetable next year like Obvious.

I want to become an arts student. Fak science degrees.

I'm most likely going. I'm trying to think of what to go as though, rather than a doctor.

Damn it. Was hoping to see you around Camperdown :( Left to the last minute? Dw, I'll be up late churning through work too hehe. AND WHY DON'T YOU EVER SAY HI TO ME IN PHYSICS :'(

Yeah, came just in time. Using every second of the next 8 days to get on top of work, get ahead and revise. Btw, you're on the Cumberland campus right?

This. Sprinting/Jogging/Smashing the crap outta my punching bag really does get rid of inner and physical tension. A healthy body = A healthy mind. (Not too relevant, but still :haha: ) You're welcome. Best of luck with your Half yearlies and for the rest of the year :)

Firstly, take a deep breath. Stating the obvious here, but you have to learn to control your stress and channel it in a positive way so maybe go for a 10 minute walk just to clear your mind out for the time being and take things more into perspective. It is absolutely crucial that you don't let...

Memorisation won't get you far in life at all, though.

:( On the bright side, year 11 doesn't count for jack and at least you can work on your mistakes hence you'll improve in the future :) Vast improvements are very possible if you keep analysing where you went wrong with the help of your teacher and lots of practice.

Okay, looking back at the large chunks of useless info I skipped for HSC chemistry, you do have a good reason to disagree with me strongly :haha:

There really aren't many ways: Read large amounts of info, condense it down, write as dot points and see if you can rewrite them as a whole - that's what I used to do when I rote learned. Alternatively, stop rote learning (unless it's unavoidable/very hard not to e.g. social impacts in...

Fuck, I totally forgot about your visitor message. I'm soooooooo sorry!