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The criteria of effectiveness refer to how effective your chosen case study relates to it. You will need to evaluate (I presume) four chosen criteria of effectiveness. You need to make a judgement on whether they are effective or not. I would also recommend you use the other side of the...

I might add that although having a private tutor is beneficial for more personalised teaching, they are expected to have a solid knowledge on your text, otherwise there is not much point. My point is that it is up to the tutor to know the syllabus and texts well enough to have be able to teach...

Doing an extracurricular activity will definitely help. I personally have quite a few musical commitments but that's what keeps me from burning out. In regards to your question on Bands, there are 6 bands. Ideally, you would want to add for Band 6. Each of the bands have an allocated a mark...

It is located in my signature. Currently I am doing Advanced English, Advanced Math, Biology, Legal Studies, Japanese Beginners, Music 2, Music Extension. A range of subjects from different fields

For Advanced English, you should read your prescribed texts. For Advanced Maths, you should go back and make sure you have understood all the concepts you have learnt from 7-10. After that, you should look up the syllabus and start working off a Year 11 textbook. For Legal Studies, I would...

Legal Studies isn't a prerequisite for doing law. However, it would be definitely put you ahead by a bit. It isn't an absolute necessity. I've heard the content you learn in Year 11 (the foundations) is useful for university. Whilst, Year 12 is more applying these foundations learnt in Year 11...

Legal Studies scales better. However, you shouldn't choose a subject based off it's scaling. I would suggest giving Drama a go, mainly because you have said you enjoy it better. But then again, the decision is up to you.

1. Get someone to keep you accountable I personally use Habitica (I recommend checking out) and have a friend that keeps me accountable 2. The Pomodoro method (as mentioned before) is really useful for building effective study habits. Why? Although it consists of a 25 minutes of concentrated...

May I have an example of things you do when you procrastinate? Do you go on your phone? Binge Netflix on your laptop?

It depends on what works for you. I'm sure you've established which form of organisation works for you. I personally find loose leaf paper + plastic sleeves with a post-it note on the sleeve helps me to organise my stuff quite easily. Books are quite nice as well, as you can just flick through...

I doubt you'll have time. You usually would listen to the all the playings, so you can make sure you have all of the detail you need. It should be fine to skip ahead and do something simple like Chord Identification, just as you said. I wouldn't recommend switching between two questions as it...

We are doing it. But this wasn't a formal assessment.

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Already finished my first assessment for English phew. A bunch of assessments coming in Week 8-9

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Yes, free periods are great to catch up on work. Favourite subjects: Probably Biology, Music 2 and Japanese (i know its like half my subjects)

Hi! The subjects I'm doing are: English Advanced Math Advanced Biology Legal Studies Music 2 Japanese Beginners ATAR Goal: 95+ and I'm trying to study a Law/Music Degree at UNSW

Aye its finally up

Where can I find the English Prescribed Books?

I want to use my holidays effectively to get ahead. How can I prepare for these subjects? Music 2 Legal Studies Japanese Beginners Biology English Advanced Math Advanced