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at this stage, should we be taking practice papers open or closed book? in terms of new content

hang on, 2 complete past papers for each subject? if each past paper is 3.5 hours.... yes, as well as adding to them using additional resources

wow thanks, this is great!!

e.g. say i have 3.5 hours to study it takes me half an hour to make notes for each subject - that's like 3 hours gone - and i still didn't get practice questions in i have read lots of conflicting information and now i'm confused, i just don't want to miss out on anything would it be...

but like even if i do manage my time effectively, i still don't see how there's time to write notes, study them and do practice questions for every subject that day so then what do i do .... notes, revision or practice questions???? like i've been fine up all year so i don't know why i'm...

for e.g. i was just like, 'okay i might answer a practice question for modern now' - in order to study/revise but to do that, i would need to have my notes down and ready

yes, but i thought that it your tip about writing notes on the weekend is really helpful!! That is literally where i'm losing so much of my time because i feel the need to update them every day. the only issue is, if i wanted to actually revise throughout the week, how could i do so without the...

it is often recommended to revise content immediately after learning it. how can you have time to memorise and write up notes for every subject, every day? and complete homework and work on major works and practice questions every. day.

i've planned half of it - haven't started writing :( i was going to try and get it done in one day but it got tedious really quickly i might just have to work on it during my studies or something how about you?

building from that question, how would you suggest revising the year's content throughout next term, whilst also preparing for upcoming tasks later in the term? with me it's like one or the other. any suggestions?

i hate to say it, but although i have a rough idea of the direction i'm going to take it (thanks to the proposal) i haven't actually started my draft yet 😬 i know, it's a bit of a problem, i've actually scheduled it for tomorrow so i'm going to try and get as much work on it as possible... this...

good idea, that's what i'm going to try! it's really freaking me out too, because the holidays are almost over - eco - drama - modern history - history ext - english ext 1 - sor how about you?

thanks everyone for all the great advice!!! i'll try to get tasks done quickly without getting caught up with the detail

awww TYSM! so glad i could help! eco is a hard subject tbh, but i'm sure that you'll do great if you persevere! it's a lot about understanding economic concepts, and then familiarising yourself with application to questions if you have any more questions, let me know (hopefully i can answer them 😂)

watch idkkdi get an "100" regardless - congrats in advance tho

i know, i hate having to cut down, but you're right

i feel as though i'm definitely wasting time - you're right there my plan is to wake up early tomorrow at 5:30ish to bring myself into a productive mind frame i'm currently prioritising my tasks for each subject. the only problem is that some tasks are long, e.g. 'write essay for china case...

THANK YOU I FEEL BETTER NOW

okay i just don't know what to do and now i'm freaking out. by the end of these Easter holidays, i wanted to have everything from term 1 and 2 perfected and ready for hsc/trials. this includes major works, notes, essays, essay plans, summaries etc. in order to do that i compiled a list of 66...

i have the same essay due after the holidays. i haven't really looked at it yet but my teacher was explaining that it's about linking two aspects of the syllabus to create cause and effect. i'm referring to subheadings within the textbook (Tim Dixon) rather than the syllabus. i'm not sure how...