I got 81.00, and did nothing all year. (1 Viewer)

[lyounamu]

^agreed. But I skip school without my parents' consents. Hopefully they never find about that.

 

[Dragonmaster262]

Nah, we jig to study
lol jks
I jig with my parents' consent.

So by jiging you mean not coming to school at all, right? You don't mean jig in the middle of the day, do you? That is what I do when I'm when I know that I'm going to be stuck next period with a teacher who does n't have a clue on how to teach.

 

[lyounamu]

So by jiging you mean not coming to school at all, right? You don't mean jig in the middle of the day, do you? That is what I do when I'm when I know that I'm going to be stuck next period with a teacher who does n't have a clue on how to teach.

Yeah, I never leave school when I go because I am afraid that I might get caught. But if I cannot be bothered, I don't go at all.

Skipping for a break is fine. But over-misuse of such an opportunity shouldn't occur.

 

[Dragonmaster262]

^agreed. But I skip school without my parents' consents. Hopefully they never find about that.

My parents don't even care when I jig. My dad always says:

"The place where you lose 6 hours of your study time is that crap school that you go to."

I remember once when I got a truanting note mailed home. When my mom read it my heart started beating really hard, but then my mom said: "What does truanting mean?"

LOL, the benefits of having Asian parents.

 

[dp624]

lol haha, when i jig i either not turn up at all and stay home
or i go to the library and study there instead of class. i dont think i get caught often (only two unexplained partial absences on my report)

 

[Dragonmaster262]

lol haha, when i jig i either not turn up at all and stay home
or i go to the library and study there instead of class. i dont think i get caught often (only two unexplained partial absences on my report)

Why do you jig class though? Is it because you have poor teachers who don't know how to teach?

 

[dp624]

Why do you jig class though? Is it because you have poor teachers who don't know how to teach?

yeah that. or i know the stuff already and don't want to waste time..

i jig the entire day if i have less than 2 productive periods.

it got kinda bad after trials, noone was doing stuff.

 

[sirfeathers]

Why do you jig class though? Is it because you have poor teachers who don't know how to teach?

it's a very common practice after the HSC trials. When you're not really learning anything, and you're pretty sure that you could be revising more effectively without the teacher, a lot of people just stay at home to work by themselves.

That said though, I had a 100% attendance record this year didn't even get sick!

Although I did suffer from the above issue. My Physics teacher was so bad that no-one ever learned anything from him. So some of us just skipped, the rest of us just read our textbook and did our own work while he was rambling on obliviously (or maybe not so obliviously).

 

[Timothy.Siu]

our school doesn't like you missing class before assessments...you'd lose 30% if you skip any day thats 1 week b4 an assessment if u dont have a really good reason.

so if u skip 2 days, u lose 60% of ur mark..

 

[sirfeathers]

our school doesn't like you missing class before assessments...you'd lose 30% if you skip any day thats 1 week b4 an assessment if u dont have a really good reason.

so if u skip 2 days, u lose 60% of ur mark..

whoa. that's harsh. fair though. i remember there were guys skipping the whole week before our 4U assessments, then showing up the day before so the "day before" BOS rule couldn't be applied.

 

[Sarah182]

whoa. that's harsh. fair though. i remember there were guys skipping the whole week before our 4U assessments, then showing up the day before so the "day before" BOS rule couldn't be applied.

There is a "day before" BOS rule?

Because at my school people are always having days off before the assessment is due so they can study at home.
What I think is ridiculous is that people just go to a doctor and get a doctors certificate when they are perfectly fine and they have just been studying.
Doctors don't seem to care who they give them out to.

 

[lyounamu]

There is a "day before" BOS rule?

Because at my school people are always having days off before the assessment is due so they can study at home.
What I think is ridiculous is that people just go to a doctor and get a doctors certificate when they are perfectly fine and they have just been studying.
Doctors don't seem to care who they give them out to.

Yes, it does happen. I have seen such abhorrent acts for the past few months with our first HSC internal assessments. But what can we do against that?

Hopefully, they get the justice that they deserve at the end.

 

[Logjammin']

my first post on these bastard forums..

No study here either and pulled an 81.7. For the first time I've begun looking at uni courses.

Unfortunately, I am not a hot white chick.

 

[Deltan]

our school doesn't like you missing class before assessments...you'd lose 30% if you skip any day thats 1 week b4 an assessment if u dont have a really good reason.

so if u skip 2 days, u lose 60% of ur mark..

that's really unlucky

i used to do that right before trials and some previous assessments and don't see how you can do any harm by wanting to do extra study at home

 

[sirfeathers]

There is a "day before" BOS rule?

Because at my school people are always having days off before the assessment is due so they can study at home.
What I think is ridiculous is that people just go to a doctor and get a doctors certificate when they are perfectly fine and they have just been studying.
Doctors don't seem to care who they give them out to.

yeah it ia BOS policy that if you are away on the day of/ the day before a HSC assessment, you need a doctor's certificate otherwise the assessment counts for 0. Actually i'm not sure what the punishment is but I think that's it

 

[dp624]

our school doesn't like you missing class before assessments...you'd lose 30% if you skip any day thats 1 week b4 an assessment if u dont have a really good reason.

so if u skip 2 days, u lose 60% of ur mark..

Oh what, thats BS
i never had that rule?

if you skip on the day of assessments you lost 20% etc.

 

[Dragonmaster262]

yeah it ia BOS policy that if you are away on the day of/ the day before a HSC assessment, you need a doctor's certificate otherwise the assessment counts for 0. Actually i'm not sure what the punishment is but I think that's it

My school has that rule but none of the teachers care about it. Once we had a Geography Assessment Task on the last day of Term 3. Nobody wanted to do it so only like 8 kids turned up. The teacher was forced to reschedule it to early Term 4.

 

[AhiLL92]

LOL my ASS that u didn study and stuff haha i meann if u say wat u did u woulda probably got lyk 50somethin LIAR

 

[x.Exhaust.x]

Why is this thread still going? The OP is a troll

 

[addikaye03]

fark you all

From what i see u are a bit of a try hard lol