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People who skipped were still eligible at the school I attended.

I found it useful, and it can be good for networking purposes which could also help with internships/jobs in the future. May also open up your eyes too jobs you haven't thought about before. (I would go if I wasn't busy)

I've heard really postitive things about critical thinking (plus it is a people unit, what more could you want ;) )

Did anyone end up going to o-week this week?

1. Learn the appropriate citation methods for respective subject (check with unit convenor/lecturers) http://www.citethisforme.com/ is a good tool to use 2. For essays/reports etc use peer-reviewed journals/sources 3. Have a big calendar on the wall when everything is due so you can visually...

Where are you located near?

Private Tutoring? Do a bridging course before uni starts.

Flashcards?

Me too! I'm going to follow you guys ;)

Prerequisite = Required Assumed= Recommended/ they assume that they will not be required to teach you the very basics

3/4 Unit guides are out for me!

Congratulations (and congradulations too :) )

Honestly depends what you use social media for, and how much time you spend on it. Having class study groups where people post questions can be helpful if your peers answer (+ faster feedback then relying on a teacher for example).

Good luck everyone! (My fingers are crossed that you'll smash it so you can graduate :) )

You could always be the first person at your school to get 99.95 ;)

What type of task? An essay?

Scaling is similar but aligning is very different. Stick with Advanced, your ATAR will be better.

Thank you :)

Consider: i) Interest ii) Teacher Quality (Are they/other teachers teaching the subject an HSC marker for example??) iii) Previous cohorts performance in HSC (Check topscores.net for number of band 6s for previous years) iv) What you want to study at University

I'd recommend that you state your location, and how much you'd be willing to offer?