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Next week is an assessment week for my school and in English its the Module B time. we got the question in advance (sort of?) and we'll be listening to an extract from one of the scenes. the question is: Explain your understanding of this extract and how it contributes to the textual integrity...

rofl. seriously relax the only things you actually need to study are if you aren't understanding stuff. its preliminary, please go and enjoy your last year of school without the stress of the HSC

No order~ Harry Potter Series Redwall Series - Brian Jacques Anything by Matthew Reilly basically Bartimaeus Series - Jonathan Stroud To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee Inheritance Cycle these things are cool ^^ gives me some insight into what i want to read.

recommend a specific one? xD

hopefully! i think it did but going to have to wait literally months. science teachers at my school are retards

where did you write this equation? and was it a hassle getting the symbols etc?

i laughed so hard when you said your future might be fucked without getting 99... just try your best, you probably wont get a 99 atar but that doesnt mean you cant get an impressive one

done advanced english (average), advanced maths (hopefully good), physics (better than expected) and PDHPE (hopefully alright) this week. 4 days in a row. now i have a break til next tuesday for biology which is my last exam :D

awesome :) well i think i'll be getting the bio, physics and maybe maths ones, PD doesnt really seem necessary

oh also what is in the books exactly? is it laid out in syllabus form? are there questions with answers provided? are there notes? thanks.

@lily wasnt sure if there was. never saw one for english but couldn't be sure xD. and PD is PDHPE. and i've heard cambridge is good for maths so might get that. thanks for the input so far :)

holidays are coming up and i've heard people mentioning the success one books. my mum's happy to buy them for me but i'd like to get some other input before she does. i do english, maths advanced, physics, biology and pd. should i get them for all or are some subjects more useful than others?

oh yea always happens to me. the thing which i struggle with the most and spend the most time on is what is never in the test. today i had my physics half yearly and was betting that based on past papers the focus would be on space. luckily it was and my space focused study worked out :D

between 1-2 hours normally including homework. before exams i often just read my notes during breakfsat, before bed, when im playing games, with probably at least 2 hours a day study? i dont really keep count xD