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Do you have a weakness in Essay Writing or creative writing (I suppose the former) In English advanced, it isn't all about memorising essays and such. To be honest memorising essays is a risky move imo because they (the NESA) may ask you something which isn't covered in an essay (unless you...

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Speeches are more about quality over quantity. It is also crucial that you are using concise language in order to maintain the "quality" of the speech Look at some sample good speeches by past HSC student and see if the way language is used in those speeches matches yours :)

I do not believe it's a subject that is considered "hard" but rather your study technique for that subject and how you approach your weaknesses If you break down the physics syllabus (and the exams) you can divide it into the following: Scientific skill, understanding concepts, rote memorising...

First, find yourself a set of notes. You can't be spending time researching the dot points. Then, spend a bit of time summarising those notes into a super condensed form. I would recommend handwriting this, using diagrams and relevant equations. Finally, just do past paper after past paper...

1. I guess delaying it by one year is a second choice if you can't get it first 2. Ok the only thing the HSC is useful for is Scholarships I guess 3. True but not everyone who does well in the HSC goes tutoring. In fact some students who go tutoring don't perform as well as their tutored...

Did you read any of the posts above? 1. If you don't make the ATAR cutoff then you can do an internal transfer which would take 6months-1 year 2. All a scholarship does (to my knowledge) is help pay off some uni fees. Even if you don't have a scholarship you can still pay off HECs debt (I...

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Have you checked the notes section of the forum?

But the syllabus will change so no point in tutoring things like chem or physics (unless you do it at uni) I guess scholarships would be one of the main factors for motivation in getting a high ATAR But besides tutoring, getting into a uni course as part of first preference and scholarships...

I'm taking about outside of Tertiary education You mean blood donation or helping people out? Ohhhhh but if you don't know what to do but are genuinely interested in some sort of volunteering experience to add onto your resume?

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You haven't attached anything Also remember that when you write chemistry pracs you need to write them to how your school wants then since every school approaches pracs differently (I think this is especially with the tense you use)

So once you all finish the HSC, you will get an ATAR which will determine what university course you do. For those who do not get in (due to not meeting the ATAR cutoff) you would do an internal transfer (which could take 6months-1 year). Also there are people saying "employers don't care about...

Maths is mainly all about practice, starting from the basics and progressing onto the harder questions 1. Get a headstart by at least a term ahead of your peers. This is can be done in the school holidays where you focus on the easy/medium and harder (if u wish) questions and then by the time...

I didnt do business studies but thought this post of mine will help

One question you need to ask yourself is have you been studying effectively? I think that's something you need to consider before dropping to general

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1. For every pair of numbers a&b, the function f(x) satisfies b^2 f(a)=a^2 f(b) If f(2) is not equal to 0 find ((f(5)-f(1))/2 2. 1-(x^-1)/x^1/2 in simplest form without rational denominator (x is an integer)

are you sure you shared it because I cant see it for some reason?