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that literally sounds like my study schedule, especially with the fluctuating data but do school study periods help out that much? sometimes I'm less productive in them bc of the ppl/noise

Exams are the week after, quite a few ppl are gonna be stressing over them. Apparently in previous years even a few english teachers have been in on some ppl doing practice essays in free time 💀 For some reason, others had the audacity to snitch on them, guess they didn't want unfair disadvantage?

my school camps are now too, but wdym by study camps? at mine the camp is meant to be a break from studying/stress (not like ppl arent gonna secretly study in free time anyways though)

84's an oddly specific number? Is tat a desires ATAR for a desired course?

I don't take 4u myself, but I'm pretty sure at my school they have 2 a week, plus a short unofficial extra lunchtime lesson

I don't take all those but history extension is so consuming, especially bc of procrastination

Yes, that would be great!

Count me in if you can please. Thank you so much :)

Not too sure, maybe even just the other sections of early entry applications (e.g. the extracurriculars for mcq)

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Where is the official process/accountability log like in the 2024 HSC section? Anyways, today's work: Legal Studies: Crime notes up to and including the Criminal Trial Process (yes I'm extremely behind on notes) Maths Standard: Review Networks Chapter - do Cambridge Ex 2A-D Modern History...

Are you referring to paper 1? Because my assessment this term is only exam. I meant infographic component for the multimodal which I believe is a requirement (next yr)

My school isnt even doing a proper hand in for english so we're better prepared for HSC. They fit the bare minimum for hand-in requirement by doing part a infographic and part b exam

Idk how useful Atomi Is, but I saw they have videos on the crucible I'm probably gonna try making notes on these some time this week

To be fair a bunch of 24ers were saying we are probably getting extracts in HSC exam bc they haven't done that for a few years now (and maybe NESA wants ppl to stop memorising essays). The way my teacher's been preparing the class for exam though, we are basically memorising much of the essay...

That's so full on for start of HSC Course! To be fair probably prepares you earlier and better for trials and all. My exam's next week but it's only Section II of Paper 1. Prayers we don't get extracts?

Yeah, there's a good chance I'm gonna pick a niche topic on Eastern Europe. I think one thing you should consider is if there's not many sources, or just not many sources in English. If you can understand Japanese then it would make source-hunts easier.

What about in terms of performance (as in which subjects you performed worst in for prelim)? Enjoyment and prelim marks are usually the 2 main considerations most people make when choosing what to drop