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    General Thoughts: English Extension 1

    It was a very open ended question this year. Responsibility from what perspective was not specified so you could do whatever with it. My friend did the social responsibility for crime and how societal values and attitudes shape it. Another person from my cohort interpreted the question as...
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    General Thoughts: English Extension 1

    I did the creative first and wiped it out in ~45minutes. The question perfectly suited my story, I hardly needed to change it asides make the connection a bit more obvious (i.e. they're the two personas of the same person with Disassociate Identity Disorder). The essay for crime made me think...
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    General Thoughts: Ancient History

    Pompeii/Herculaneum: doable, but it's noticeably getting harder and harder. The 10 marker questions are just getting more predictable too, yet in spite of this, it never occurred to me to revise on changing technologies. D'oh. Sparta: 15 marks on economic activity in Sparta made me cry...
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    General Thoughts: English Advanced Paper 2

    Mod A (Gatsby and EBB): couldn't be happier with the question, but I may have neglected the 'appreciation' aspect of it because I didn't use first person. Although I've been told my style is very personal even when it's in third person??? So I may have JUST gotten away with it Mod B (A Doll's...
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    General Thoughts: English Paper 1 (AOS)

    Section I was decent, although that last question threw me off about the complex emotions. Section II was great, primarily because the the picture + reasons to embrace people suited my prepared story :P Section III ...the Catholics did it again. Overall, I should be able to cement a B5 and...
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    any success stories about people who didn't go so well in half yearlys?

    There's this legend at my school, which really helped boost my cohort's morale after the half-yearlies. In 2011, a student consistently scored 40%-50% throughout most her internals for Advanced. She was more or less the type of student that the teacher sort of lost hope for, and as it was too...
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    ATAR estimate?

    So here are my ranks overall so far (half-yearlies + earlier assessments): English Advanced: 1/30 English Extension 1: 1/6 English Extension 2: 1/3 (based off the speech and report, though it's kind of hard to say as the HSC mark isn't really determined by rank :confused:) Mathematics 2u: 3/28...
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    Personalised HSC written examination timetable released

    From 9am onwards according to the MySchool website.
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    Study plans for the holidays?

    Adv: - Finalise notes on belonging, including a rough plan for 2-3 creatives - Attempt to do as many Paper 1 exams as possible - Do at least 2 readings of Gatsby + study EBB poems Eng Ext 1: - Finish reading 'Skull Beneath the Skin' - Make + revise notes on genre theory - Start my...
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    The year 12's of 2013- long-term HSC goals.

    2013 HSC All Rounders. English Advanced: 90+ (ideally 93-95, but I will still be ecstatic with 90) English Extension 1: 46/50 + English Extension 2: 46/50 + Ancient History: 97 (lol) Modern History: 92 (lolol) Mathematics: 94 I think I'll fall short of these marks in Advanced and Ancient, but...
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    How many hours of study are you currently doing?

    I'm aiming for 3-4 hours minimum, considering the fact I have 9 study periods a fortnight at school. So there are some days where I have studied an hour and a half at school alone (who doesn't love double study periods? :L). This includes homework, writing notes, writing drafts for my EX2 major...
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    If you could turn back the clock...

    I'd choose Chemistry, Legal Studies or Economics instead of Business Studies. I don't know what possess me to choose Business in the first place, but thank goodness it's over.
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    Dropouts, class sizes, X classes and predictions :)

    Holy crap. Thanks for the info. If it does end up with only me and the teacher, I better make sure it doesn't end up like that.
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    Dropouts, class sizes, X classes and predictions :)

    No one has dropped from any of my subjects... yet. Which is a shame. Half of my modern class can barely locate Russia on a world map. And I'm predicting half of the extension maths cohort to drop, me included. So from 28 to.. 15 at most. English extension is downright lol. 5 people in the...
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    Assessment thread.

    Think that's small? I have FIVE people in my extension English class. And 3 of them wants to drop the class for the HSC. So... 1/5 Ext. Eng 1/64 Adv. Eng 3/98 Maths 2/28 Ext. Maths 1/27 Modern 1/67 Ancient 7/87 Business Studies lol
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    Ancient history: Homer and the Trojan War

    I am currently doing this at school as well. To be honest, I thought it was Troy 7A? There's archaeological evidence that this level of Troy was involved in a prolonged siege and that it was burnt down as a result of warfare. Don't take my word on this though.
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    Assessment thread.

    Just out of curiosity, what topics were you assessed on? Circle geometry and mathematical inductions together are a member of the Nazi Party.
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    Assessment thread.

    All the assessment marks/ranks haven't been released yet at my school (teachers love taking their time marking). However, EX1 maths was. Two people tied first with 92%. And I came second with 72%. I can't fathom a reason for the huge gap between first and second. If this type of gap continues...
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    Favourite and Least Favourite Prelim Subjects

    I'm actually counting down the days until I can drop it for my HSC :skip:
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    Favourite and Least Favourite Prelim Subjects

    Definitely agree. I'm in the situation where if it weren't for the teacher, I would've drop kicked ext. maths. Henceforth I have a love/hate relationship with ext. maths. That said, favorite subjects: Modern and Extension English. Classes are smaller, more work done, more teacher/student time...
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