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If that's your entire commute then it's not very bad actually, you just have to get started on homework when you get home instead of lounging around for a bit (although rest is still important, find a balance)

FINAL UPDATE (for my one subject lol) Ancient - Have ALMOST ALMOST finished notes on every syllabus dot point for the core study... Hours and hours of work but I'm feeling good

This ⬆️⬆️ Just use whatever you can find really

The only app thing I use is Forest, but that's not for organisation and more for my own motivation :)

This is kinda sad but I actually use google docs as a calendar and to do list and assessment task tracker all in one. I just have a table sorted into school weeks, and I highlight squares and such if things are due and if days have passed and whatever. I kind of use it similar to most other apps...

Others notes are useful, and you really just need to practice writing a lot imo The only kind of tutoring that might be good is feedback and access to resources but you can probably get that from your teacher or find it on your own

I mean its probably possible idk but you would have to really ace everything else (and clearly change up your study routine and habits and such)

- Keep on top of school work and exams - Ask teachers for help and advice - Actually work in class - Assuming you're travelling on a train or bus or something, do some work on that (be it reading, taking notes, whatever's accessible to you) - Study smarter, not harder - Don't overcommit on...

Maybe try writing with a weight on your pen? It strengthens your hand and then you get faster when you write without it.

Damn one year 😭😭 Oh well lol

You're doing super well for engineering so if a high ATAR is your goal then 100 percent go for that If your goal is to have a career in law then you'll really need to improve the skills you'll learn in that course, so then do that Looking at it as if none of those factors matter however, I'd...

All good! And yeah that completely makes sense, it can be tricky to navigate at first but as long as you make sure you've ticked off everything in the syllabus you'll be fine!

literallyyyyy omg yes like i dont understand how to use it 😭

WOAH that's insane dude, congratulations. I'm doing 2, possibly 3 major works and I'm scared enough lmao (being Drama, Music 2 and possibly English ext 2)

My new Sentral just got up but idk how to access my timetable 😭😭 luckily we got ours before it changed so i have a download from before it changed but idk how to use the new one its awful

Yes and yes in my opinion. I don't do modern history but I do Ancient, and I find the easiest way is to do notes by separating them into the syllabus dot points so you know you haven't missed anything. But it does also depend on your teacher's teaching style, so I'd ask them for help as well...

Guys we have to go back to school in a week 😭

Yeah that's a good point, thank you! I was actually recommended to use batteries last year by my PDHPE teacher who makes his whole year 12 class do it, so I'm hoping that it'll turn out okay if he's done it and had success.

Nice, I don't think I'll get any extras but I will have study periods at school (aka the periods where my Ancient class used to be)

Oh yeah that's true actually, I don't have to go the day before (yay!)