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Good Luck to all my fellow 2015ers :D

I know that hawkrider is doing The Motorcycle Diaries, so you could perhaps PM him? He's a great English student and I'm sure he'll be willing to help :D Here's a link to his profile: http://community.boredofstudies.org/members/1611121937/hawkrider/ If you look to the left you can see an...

This is also a great idea :D

That's also a great idea What I'm doing now is having: 1) A display folder with all worksheets 2) Flat Files (Check Officeworks if you don't know what these look like) for notes because I tend to make detailed notes that are 50 pages long, and thus difficult to staple. With this I can hole...

Haha that was no problem for me, I'm a bit over 6 foot and my hands are huge If you want to avoid the big ones though buy the smaller books (128 pages ~ ish) and you will be able to fit around 5~ish inside a two ring binder

I used a large one to begin with (i.e. In year 11), but I honestly believe that it's dependent on the subject and the teacher. My chemistry, physics and business studies teachers do not write up notes on the board. The chemistry teacher gives us Conquering Chem worksheets, so I have no need...

Why do they even bother abbreviating it

lol

Not at all I know of people who have wasted their Summer holidays in the past but have managed to pick up their game during the year to go on and receive an ATAR of 97+

inb4 both of you get 99

#noragrets

lel, your name used to be hyper_bole?

We did this thing in class where we would share our discoveries through certain events. Someone made reference to surviving a bushfire and brought up how man is nothing against nature's wrath, then I further thought of some discovery concepts such as how you can't assume something, but...

Continuing From This: (a + b + c)x^2 + (4a + 6b + 8c)x + 4a + 9b + 16c = 2x^2 + 8x + 6 Then you compare the two sides You can see that on the left hand side the coefficient of x^2 is a + b + c, and on the right side it is 2, so the you equate the two a + b + c = 2 (This is your first...

Re: 99.65 ATAR | HSC Chemistry 95 | Cabra/Parra Area | Prelim and HSC Chemistry Tutor Bump for your awesome credentials and corny chem jokes!

Ok so as the acceleration is increasing at a steady rate this would mean that the scientist is in a non-inertial frame of reference. Therefore the ball will follow a trajectory in an opposite direction to that of the direction of travel (i.e. Since it is travelling to the right, the ball will...

Biology - I don't do it Chemistry - Conquering Chemistry and Jacaranda Chemistry Physics - Jacaranda Physics and In2Physics (I would've used Physics in Focus instead of this, but it will suffice) Mathematics Extension 1 - Cambridge and Fitzpatrick

Yeah I'm just glad that modules are heavily weighted, they're all 15% and I got a 16 average for all three last year, I'm just hoping I can do the same or maybe even better this year :D Yeah haha I saw your paper 1 marks on your thread they were godly, then I look at your modules and be like...

Great to hear that you've overcome that obstacle My greatest obstacle will be repeating what I did last year for English where I'd muck up the first assessment task because it's a speech then start getting 16 or 17 / 20 in the remainder of the exams to pull my rank into the band 6 range. gg...

This.