freaking_out
Saddam's new life
hehe....
i just thought i might start a thread coz there hasn't been one for a month...........
i just thought i might start a thread coz there hasn't been one for a month...........
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cheech001
New Member
hey
I am here too
I am here too
babyjess
Member
me too. :wave:
DEE
New Member
Well i'm here too well soughta a lil you all doing HSC in 2003 to i think its crazy
:axedeath: :evilwhip: :graduate:
were all gonna leave this place in tenth months time and yr 12 will be away and finished with trust me and maths aint all that hard well i don;t find it hard anyway GOODLUCK and if i can help give me a mail
:axedeath: :evilwhip: :graduate: were all gonna leave this place in tenth months time and yr 12 will be away and finished with trust me and maths aint all that hard well i don;t find it hard anyway GOODLUCK and if i can help give me a mail
malayz_angel
Member
Yeah, I'm here too. Anyone worried about maths? I just dropped from Advanced to General so yeah.... I hope I do better here!
"If nobody's perfect then I want to be nobody."
"If nobody's perfect then I want to be nobody."
yeah i did the same thing, about a term into year 11... it was weird, dont u think... i found it hard to adjust to the work! but yeah, im not particularly worried about now... i reckon it'll be my highest scoring subject (not taking scaling into account)... i got 98.75% for my first assessment so im off to a good start
right now we are doing statistics, which i find SO boring... how many years have been doing them for now?? if i have to look at one more stem-and-leaf-plot...
right now we are doing statistics, which i find SO boring... how many years have been doing them for now?? if i have to look at one more stem-and-leaf-plot...
Butterfly_Wings
Cornflake Girl
To those who dropped from Advanced-you probably have made the right choice! I dropped from 2 unit when I was in year 11, (after I got something like 56% in the 2 unit half yearly...) and it made things SO much easier. I ended up with a band 6 in the HSC even though my study only consisted of going through half the textbook the night before the HSC.
I was worried it would scale really badly and screw up my UAI, but I don't think it did...if you get a high enough mark (band 6 or a high band 5), then I don't think it makes a difference. And if you were originally doing 2 unit-then that is probably well within your reach.
) and it made things SO much easier. I ended up with a band 6 in the HSC even though my study only consisted of going through half the textbook the night before the HSC. I was worried it would scale really badly and screw up my UAI, but I don't think it did...if you get a high enough mark (band 6 or a high band 5), then I don't think it makes a difference. And if you were originally doing 2 unit-then that is probably well within your reach.
maths
hey how u all going?
its come to the conclusion of my maths class that our teacher is pathetic! i know..it prob sounds really harsh etc, but she really has know idea of what shes talking about. shes a science teacher, not a maths teacher and i cant believe that our school put her in charge of a yr 12 class!! we have tried going to other teachers, principal etc, but to no avail. we r basically teaching ourselves the HSC course. i'm just wondering whether it is a good idea to get a tutor, or one of those excel books to "substitute" for my teacher. what should i do?? any suggestions?
hey how u all going?
its come to the conclusion of my maths class that our teacher is pathetic! i know..it prob sounds really harsh etc, but she really has know idea of what shes talking about. shes a science teacher, not a maths teacher and i cant believe that our school put her in charge of a yr 12 class!! we have tried going to other teachers, principal etc, but to no avail. we r basically teaching ourselves the HSC course. i'm just wondering whether it is a good idea to get a tutor, or one of those excel books to "substitute" for my teacher. what should i do?? any suggestions?
i know this is prob a really stupid question, but have you tried talking to your teacher? sat her down for a little woman2woman chat (replace 'woman' with 'man' if nessicary) and just discussed how you don't think the class is learning effectively, and talk about why (without blaming her directly... teachers hate being blamed)
if all else fails, simply rally together as a class and either:
a) strike (power to the people)
b) start setting fire to things
or
c) continually throw things at her and insult her hairy armpits and her weight, hence causing her to have a nervous breakdown... she gets a nice warm straightjacket for these cold winter months, and you get a new teacher!
snakeoils: the sensitive, new age problem solver.
if all else fails, simply rally together as a class and either:
a) strike (power to the people)
b) start setting fire to things
or
c) continually throw things at her and insult her hairy armpits and her weight, hence causing her to have a nervous breakdown... she gets a nice warm straightjacket for these cold winter months, and you get a new teacher!
snakeoils: the sensitive, new age problem solver.
ohh geez u made me laugh .....and yes, we tried to have a face to face talk about the uh.."problems" but she insisted on telling us about her ex-students from alice springs (where she teached before coming here). shes a very sweet lady but she really has no idea, and the head teacher wont let us change classes so i dont have much choice to i. oh and i dont think setting fire to things will help my situation.. but thanx anyway....lol
.....and yes, we tried to have a face to face talk about the uh.."problems" but she insisted on telling us about her ex-students from alice springs (where she teached before coming here). shes a very sweet lady but she really has no idea, and the head teacher wont let us change classes so i dont have much choice to i. oh and i dont think setting fire to things will help my situation.. but thanx anyway....lol
Almighty Jafar
Banned
i was in the top 17 at the end of 10 ten in advanced and i anticipated that advanced in 11/12 would be a waste of time and effort when i didn't need it for my course- anyways i slacked off a bit in yr 11 and 12 doing general cause the people didn't motivate me. I suppose i was fairly happy with a band 5 result.
~*MIZREX*~
New Member
yeh i also dropped to general after doing advanced in yr 11, i got 52% in the prelims that was pretty shocking general is so much better
bookboy18
Knight of the PIGhood
God, general is soooooooo easy compared to advanced. I love it. Though I still despise maths.
malayz_angel
Member
Hehe Snakeoils, u weren't kidding, I seem to run into u everywhere! Don't even mention statistics-- I saw those first in Year Seven/Eight so I've had a long and unhappy history with them too! Although let's admit it, it's heaps easy to score well there.Originally posted by snakeoils
yeah i did the same thing, about a term into year 11... it was weird, dont u think... i found it hard to adjust to the work! but yeah, im not particularly worried about now... i reckon it'll be my highest scoring subject (not taking scaling into account)... i got 98.75% for my first assessment so im off to a good start
right now we are doing statistics, which i find SO boring... how many years have been doing them for now?? if i have to look at one more stem-and-leaf-plot...