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That's why you create a new timetable weekly so you can study for the appropriate number of hours for each subject to get what need be done. Well what I find is that if you do one subject a day it get's really boring and unmotivating so I like to change what I'm doing hourly or 2 hourly...

Study Timetable for each week and try to stick as best as you can with it! Been trialing it for the past 2 weeks and works a charm :)

Wow, Only kid left in 2U, That's awesome hahaha! Yeah I'm going to the disease place but not until like Term 2 or 3.

Well as in everything, to do good you need to put in the effort. I would think you'd actually need to put way more effort in to doing ancient then Chem but that's just me! In Year 11 I was never at the top of any assessment because at the Top there was those people who do tutoring or are great...

Chem does get a lot harder BUT if you can keep on top and understand most things in year 11 you'll find that when you get in Yr 12 its more enjoyable! However, if you don't like science and not enjoying chem its not a bad idea to swap to ancient. In saying that, my experience with Ancient...

Nice idea! I'll try spark notes since I have only read the book once in class and I don't have the patience to read it again since I don't understand it! Thanks for your ideas! That's all it says for the excerpt they have not made it clear at all so I will ask my English teacher about that...

Yeah it's in class. The task outline is: "Compose a Detailed Critical Response on your set texts, integrating a provided excerpt" Thanks :)

Nice, Haha. Will be using this! Thanks

Hey all. I have my 2nd English Test coming up in 2 weeks about Module-A Comparative study (Richard III and Looking for Richard) and have no idea how to study for it to get the highest marks possible. It's a Detailed Critical Response. I absolutely hate English, My teacher just blabs on and I go...

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Hahaha true, But I think I get that concession fee which is a bonus.

Hahaha it is very fucking terrible at that! Yeah, That's a good idea. I will do it for the experience. Thanks a lot for the advice :)

Unfortunately I'm not GWS and I doubt I can get a 96 (I'll try my best though). I wasn't thinking of doing the UMAT this year though but do you think I should do it anyway even if it's for the practice?

I can definetley improve on maths but I don't know about English.. I just can't study for it or anything because I have so much hatred for it. Having a bad teacher doesn't help matters. As for Food Tech sad thing is I do... It was a stupid mistake which my year advisor coaxed me into back in...

Adv English - 33/54ish Maths - Unsure.. Maybe 15ish/50ish Chem - =2/11 Bio - =3/52 FoodTech - 3/10 See, there is just no way. I don't mind how long it takes me to get into med. It's the only thing I am interested in and the only thing I want to do :)

I wish! The marks I can get are just not possible for me to get high 90's and I need to be "realistic" as the careers advisor said :\ . There is an abundance of 'smarter' people then me in my cohort who will never move down the ranks therefore hard to attain a top 5 rank. Sucking at english...

Adv English - 67% , 10/15 (Stupid Listening Exam) Maths - 83% , 51/61 (Incredibly Dumb Mistakes) Food Tech - 93% , 65/70 Bio - 83% , 24/29 Chem - 94% - 30/32 (Another 2 Stupid Mistakes..)

I volunteer as a surf lifesaver and work part time. Occasionally I volunteer for charities but haven't done so for a couple of months.

Going tommorow :)