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Maybe math and English cause we’re all doing it

yeah. I might start studying next year's content during the holiday so that I can get ahead

Me to. Like last year I got A's in all my yearlies except English but now I've being getting b's in so many of my subjects so far

I wouldn’t have told. Because technically it wouldn’t be ur fault because it is the teacher’s responsibility to make sure they added ur marks up correctly. But I did get an extra mark for my math test once in term 2 and I didn’t get into trouble for not telling

I want to do it. But i saw the fee and it's like over $600

Well if u think u will thrive better in a higher ranked school due to extra resources, environment then u can consider moving but if not then just stay

I was going to take chem but then I kinda doubted myself after my poor semester 1 marks

Wdym. Endo and exothermic reactions is like yr8 science.

No. An endothermic reaction absorbs heat from its surroundings to proceed, which means it takes in heat from the environment (in this case, the test tube and its contents). As a result, the surroundings (and the test tube) lose heat, which often makes the test tube feel cold.

It's an Exothermic reaction. In an exothermic reaction, energy is released to the surroundings, typically in the form of heat, which would make the test tube feel warmer.

Can u send me sample English essays too

yeah SORll is an easy band 6 as most of the time the questions are predictable so u can literally memorise ur essay

I know some people who used to do math adv, ext1 and bio accelerated but a lot of them ended up dropping it because it was too much and one even dropped math altogether for yr 11. But if u think u are able to manage the workload then it should be fine.

I moved from a school around in the top 350 to a school in the top 150 a few years ago and for me it kinda made me more motivated to study because more people around me were doing it. In my old school the teachers and education were kinda shit and the learning environment was really disruptive...

Lucky

I usually just read a section and then read it out loud without looking at it. Once I can read it out 3 times perfectly I move on to the next section. After a few sections I go back to the previous sections and see if I still remember it. Then I repeat until I have the whole essay memorised

I took like a week. But I didn’t memorise word to word I just memorised the quotes and analysis and some adaptable thesis statements

I think that should be fine. For my exam I’m writing around 3 pages for each section