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What are your goals as far as marks and ranks go for each subject?
VERY AMBITIOUS. However, think about it.Aerath said:You guys are a tad ambitious.
I'll be happy with Top 20 in English, Top 10 in Physics, Chemistry, and Legal Studies, and Top 5 in Maths.
Aerath? Do you know what I mean by looking at the above quote?Aplus said:Top 5 in everything.
Hey, you seem very confident in the subject SOR. I'm kind of struggling due to my teacher who talks too much about other things unrelated to the topic at all, consequently I do not learn anything.lyounamu said:Want to be ranked this year:
Studies of Religion - 100% (1st)
Attending Selective High School is certainly depressing for some people. Intelligent people tend to lower themselves in there.Aerath said:Yeah, I know what you mean. It's just a little unsettling seeing everyone wanting to come first, and then, me, wanting to come twentieth.
Studies of Religion was always my best subject in terms of results throughout my school life (year 7 to year 10). Always between 95 - 100% because it is easy.lisarh said:Hey, you seem very confident in the subject SOR. I'm kind of struggling due to my teacher who talks too much about other things unrelated to the topic at all, consequently I do not learn anything.
I have this 'Connection of the Dreaming, the Land and Identity for Aboriginal peoples in Australia' assignment.
Any useful notes?
If i had those ranks in my school, i'll have a UAI <96. My school is pretty stupid, and cause i'm so smart, i'll be able to come 1st in a few subjects i imagine. Theres a weird chinese girl in math, i swear she studies 3-6 hrs a day for math. i study like 15min a day for math. And if i can beat her, then i'll be first! The only problem is avoiding stuff like 2x3=5 in my calculations. It's disapointing to realise you've lost a mark because you were careless, and even more disappointing to discover that one mark was the difference between 1st and 2nd!!Aerath said:You guys are a tad ambitious.
I'll be happy with Top 20 in English, Top 10 in Physics, Chemistry, and Legal Studies, and Top 5 in Maths.
no. i was just making the point that nobody in my school was going to get good marks in 4u math. Except for me. because i'm smarter than they are.Aerath said:OK, and because I don't understand what the hell i is - I have no brains?
That's pretty smart that you know 4 Unit material when you are only in Extension 1 Mathematics Preliminary. You don't have to know that yet and most people in Preliminary do not know that yet since they did not learn it.foram said:4u math should be easy to top, without a doubt. Nobody in my school has the brains to understand that i= (-1)^1/2.
:O Of course not, going to a catholic school doesn't make you disadvantaged. Although I reckon making it compulsory is a watse of time if you're not really putting any effort into it or interested in it. I would rather have a study period instead of doing SOR but, oh well.foram said:You people do studies of religeon, that means you go to maybe... a catholic school? I've heard that catholic schools don't believe in scaling, and that they don't scale you up, where as normal schools scale the no.1 person to full marks. So, doesn't that mean you're disadvantaged if you go to a catholic school?
and does SOR have to count towards your UAI?
I don't know what you mean. I am not disavantaged as long as there are students in my year who can get UAI over 99. (And we do have about 4> people getting that).foram said:You people do studies of religeon, that means you go to maybe... a catholic school? I've heard that catholic schools don't believe in scaling, and that they don't scale you up, where as normal schools scale the no.1 person to full marks. So, doesn't that mean you're disadvantaged if you go to a catholic school?
and does SOR have to count towards your UAI?