2015ers Chit-Chat Thread (15 Viewers)

[BLIT2014]

dropping to general maths tomorrow i think...

Oh okay good luck

 

[BLIT2014]

is it too late to move school?

Well wouldn't be smart too...

 

[mp2250]

ugh senior science is so badly structured at selective high schools, it's like they don't even care about it </3

 

[BLIT2014]

ugh senior science is so badly structured at selective high schools, it's like they don't even care about it </3

I'm pretty sure its the same with most schools..

 

[mp2250]

I'm pretty sure its the same with most schools..

Its so dodgy oh gosh

 

[BLIT2014]

Its so dodgy oh gosh

Well I'm sure you'll be able to do well in it

 

[Therese98]

Wow! Reading this thread has just made me freeze up so bad. My stomach has curdled at the thought of HSC. How does anyone survive this year?

By the way, what exactly is rote learning and what subjects does it apply to?

 

[astroman]

Wow! Reading this thread has just made me freeze up so bad. My stomach has curdled at the thought of HSC. How does anyone survive this year?

By the way, what exactly is rote learning and what subjects does it apply to?

rote learning is basically just remembering by repetition until it's engraved in ur head and then regurgitating all that info in an exam basically. It is mostly applicable to commercial studies subs

 

[Therese98]

So, I'm guessing that it's useless for people studying a lot of English?
What about Maths? Or is that better learned through application?

 

[Therese98]

School captain

Same! Hurray!

 

[Fiction]

So, I'm guessing that it's useless for people studying a lot of English?
What about Maths? Or is that better learned through application?

uh don't rote learn maths :O I mean rote learning maths is possible in the sense that everything is possible but not everything is recommended c: Application is the way to go for maths + generally most subjects, humanities included. This is why notes coupled with past papers usually make for efficient studying.

Alot of people rote learn their essay for English then adapt intros + conclusions etc to the essay question on the day. It depends on how you or any other individual study/learn.

 

[matchalolz]

ugh senior science is so badly structured at selective high schools, it's like they don't even care about it </3

lel my school doesn't even offer it not that I care though

 

[mp2250]

lel my school doesn't even offer it not that I care though

Ours only started offering it this year haha.... I could still drop it if I don't like it tbh I'm on 12 units

 

[Crisium]

lel my school doesn't even offer it not that I care though

Because selective schools such as yours are too OP

 

[Fiction]

Ours only started offering it this year haha.... I could still drop it if I don't like it tbh I'm on 12 units

Does it incoporate all sciences? Like physics, chem + bio? o3o Cuz that sounds hard...

 

[mp2250]

Does it incoporate all sciences? Like physics, chem + bio? o3o Cuz that sounds hard...

Yeah, but like in easy mode

 

[Fiction]

Yeah, but like in easy mode

Easy mode physics. Pfft.

Much respect for any physics kids ;o

EDIT:
Wait, you're in a selective school?

 

[Therese98]

uh don't rote learn maths :O I mean rote learning maths is possible in the sense that everything is possible but not everything is recommended c: Application is the way to go for maths + generally most subjects, humanities included. This is why notes coupled with past papers usually make for efficient studying.

A lot of people rote learn their essay for English then adapt intros + conclusions etc to the essay question on the day. It depends on how you or any other individual study/learn.

Yeah, I think I'll stick with application in Maths, in spite of the fact it sounds like a lot more work. (Yuck)
Rote learning English sounds like a sure-fire way to shoot creativity in the foot, though.
Has anyone rote-learned an essay for their exam and done really well?

 

[Crisium]

Does it incoporate all sciences? Like physics, chem + bio? o3o Cuz that sounds hard...

It's like Year 9 and 10 science where you have a mixture of sciences, such as phys, chem, bio, earth and environmental, etc,

 

[Fiction]

Yeah, I think I'll stick with application in Maths, in spite of the fact it sounds like a lot more work. (Yuck)
Rote learning English sounds like a sure-fire way to shoot creativity in the foot, though.
Has anyone rote-learned an essay for their exam and done really well?

haha ikr? Dem practise hours :c Why can't we all be prodigys (prodigies?) and have photographic memories, with the film included?