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yes, learning yourself is hard if you are not willing to go around friends and teachers for problems you dont understand. Not just for maths, but for other subjects too. Of course, some subjects are easier to get tutoring for, i.e. maths, but going to tutoring doesn't always mean results. You...

realistically speaking MOST (not all) people who are aiming for a 95+ atar does at least one tutoring lmao - especially when they come from a rural background that don't provide the best resources/teachers that equals their expectation, so i dont think its fair to say its "just very stupid".

update, did paper 1, wrote word for word tho i did forget in the middle for about 10seconds.

your essay should be adaptable enough that you can change the intro and topic sentences to fit the question.

if you do want to type it out, i suggest go to monkeytype, custom then use simon says feature in settings, this makes the entire text invisible and comes up as red if you type something wrong/miss a word. I usually do this when i cant be bothered to read it out loud

i do lol, acutally not 4000, 3931, but it prolly goes up to 4100 when i link to question on the day

just read, writing wastes too much time, same as typing. Read first line, cover it up, recite, read second line, repeat line, then cover it up, restart from line 1, rinse and repeat. i memorised 4000words in the last 3 days with this method (1000words today), still have 300 left to go for exam...

yes very realistic, in 40 minutes alone you should be aiming close to 1100

bruv is in yr10 and ur giving him complex thats diabolical

shelleys trying to convey the issues of unsanctioned technological advancements, trying to perfect the human race which ultimately fails through the creation of frankenstein. here is a snippet form my essay: Impelled by the socio-political upheaval marked by the Enlightenment’s scientific...

physics there are a lot of concepts that you have to understand, and its not always just calculations. There is a very broad spectrum of questions that they can possibly test. There are some questions where you have to explain (some are like 8 markers) where you really need to set out ur work...

it wont be, legit majority of people memorise lmao, at least from our school (id say 1 person out of 30 do not) plus from past hsc questions, none of them have screwed anyone's memrosied essay that much (or more specifically mine) what works for you works for you, what works for me (whcih is...

good on u

don't tell me u didn't memorise also

ig what i do somewhat agree is ur creative cannot be fully adapted, then it will be useless. but generally speaking your creative should be something that is the most adaptable. or at least thats what i made mine. Its very broad but could be narrowed down to identity, nature, oppression...

yea nah that wont happen because all our questions are curveballs lol paper 1:common mod: almost always a quote with a specific human experience i.e. love, mercy, discovery etc paper 2: ts eliot, they prescribe poems so you need to memorise paragraphs on all 5 peoms rather than 2 which is...

well everyone at my school is doing it even the teachers want us to lol, for the acutal hsc i would think you want to have at least 3 essays and 1 creative layout that yk its worth 20/20, and u just adapt ur essay to that on the day

thats if you memorise word for word, ik some people just remember the important quotes and write on the day. (usually only takes 1hr per essay this way) I don't want to and never did it like that, so since prelims I've always memorised word for word, and its been working well so I just stuck to it.

just brute force it aint that deep...theres no better way...its sort of like rote learning for context i managed to do my ts eliot one in like 2hrs, cus ive memorised it before, same as common mod but that look a little longer at 3hrs. mod a took the longest since ive never memorised it before...

becase ln 0 is undefined. try graphing lnx, where is its domain? Its (0 , infinity), so any number outside that domain i.e. -2,-8 remains undefined. By change of base, log(base-2) (-8) = ln(-8)/ln(-2), which is undefined by reasons above :) hope that makes sense.