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slowly and steadily progressing on my art major in class :D Im estimating I'll need to do another 15hrs of work and it will be done yippee!

Are you asking us to do your homework? Lol

Does anyone know what can qualify for a misadventure for an exam?

We have to see each other's art works when they are finished!! :D :D

That's inconvenient, you'll be alright though cause you are nearly finished :D Some one in my class only started their major last week!!! And there is another student who continually applies pointless layers of white paint to their canvas. Good luck to them finishing.

She says it won't meet board of studies requirements...:uhoh: Yep 3,000 words, I'm not exagerating. It's divided up into two sections though. It's due in 3 weeks, meaning I have to do a 1000 words a week to finish it *cries*

keep your fancy key board at home next time. That's a bit extreme though. Don't let this bring you down!

Do not drop, there is no way you could catch up on half a years work. Plus last in standard is like an equivalent to first in standard.

You do aprox 5 assessment tasks in one subject. Say you accumulated 0.4,0.3, 0.3 that's an entire mark you've lost. Which can define a single ranking. Thus its a win loose situation....

It's the HSC year, the school wouldn't arpove it if it wasn't a legitimate reason. And if she is truly taking a week off to study for the exam she's only disadvantaging herself. If her attendance falls below 80% she cannot finish school anyway...

I wrote an essay on this last year for preliminary. It's definitely achievable to get a high mark. Lots of legal studies text books cover this topic. Since your main essay question is on EFFECTIVENESS you can challenge this notion. ASTI are disadvantaged in society and even with the amendments...

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Woo! Took you long enough haha. You'll definitely be able to do a lot more painting at home. I would like to bring my canvas home but my teacher will go crazy, if i do that. I got given an insanely long art assignment to do. Like 3,000 words. Is that even achievable without plagiarism lol.

That's unfair though opposed to calculating marks to two decimal places :confused2:

Can a school do this or is this is just standard? A student receives a mark of 44.5/50 however when this is put into the computer system by the teachers it is rounded to 45/50

The school won't let me drop maths :mad3:

I don't think I'll end up taking a course that is heavily based on maths. Should I drop?

Okay thanks for telling me, the actually HSC exam for those subjects is worth less because we do a major.

I don't know, most uni courses require Advance maths so that rules me out already.

What makes you say that?