Class of 2025 (2025 HSC CHAT) (9 Viewers)

[English hater]

How do ppl even get 99.95, like over 90 is such a push, they must study like 12 hours per day + school

 

[gossipgirllll]

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can someone summarise this, i would browse through it but not enough time

nah but 70% is people asking for leaks of the cssa
and then 20% is ppl complaining
10% pure yap like about pens etc

 

[banigul@30]

Bro I js come in the exam with quotes and pray

that's what i did today, and it did not work

 

[Study to success]

what happened to collectively locking in. I'm gonna go lock in bye

 

[ashleyashley]

that's what i did today, and it did not work

me too

 

[lolcti]

Ok I’m taking a one hour Power Nap cause I don’t sleep at night I hope this works pls wish me luck

 

[lolcti]

that's what i did today, and it did not work

Rlly idk I just memorise the technique and quote but u also need to make sure u know like background information and context I js write dot points for that so in the exam if u get lost u always have something to refer back to besides mentioning the question too much

 

[gossipgirllll]

what happened to collectively locking in. I'm gonna go lock in bye

cuz ppl keep coming back smh #collectivehumanexperience

 

[Lumimi]

how relevant would critic quotes be for mod B? I'm trying to cut down a little so i can memorise my shit properly

 

[ashleyashley]

How do ppl even get 99.95, like over 90 is such a push, they must study like 12 hours per day + school

well for one thing... intelligence... but more than that, yeah some people genuinely do study every spare moment and have been prepping their entire lives for it. also they take 4u maths.
but tbh, it requires a lot of luck not just hard work. like to be born intelligent, into a wealthier family, to not have health/mental issues that impede on their studies. and the luck to either have parents who push you too far (which isn't really good luck tbh) or to have that motivation yourself somehow because you want to do med at usyd for whatever reason

 

[C2H6O]

how relevant would critic quotes be for mod B? I'm trying to cut down a little so i can memorise my shit properly

i dont have any but depends on your teacher ig

 

[C2H6O]

cuz ppl keep coming back smh #collectivehumanexperience

i still havent done any work since we all left oml its cause everytime i close the tab another notif comes up

OKKK LOCKING IN FR THIS TIME GET OFF BOS

 

[Lumimi]

trying to revise while taking a shit blowing up the toilet rn

 

[gossipgirllll]

how relevant would critic quotes be for mod B? I'm trying to cut down a little so i can memorise my shit properly

its good as the mod is all abt 'critical study' so having even 1 would pull up ur response obvi dont overdo it
but my teacher also said that YOU are the most important critic so it doesnt matter per se

 

[killer queen]

you can get a band 6 without critical quotes! they help but many people use them wrong so sometimes it's better safe than sorry

 

[Hehehe22]

you can get a band 6 without critical quotes! they help but many people use them wrong so sometimes it's better safe than sorry

Use them wrong? In what way?

Also, Eliot's letters don't count as critic quotes right...

 

[gossipgirllll]

you can get a band 6 without critical quotes! they help but many people use them wrong so sometimes it's better safe than sorry

wait can u give an example of how someone might use it the wrong way

 

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@Socialism I double-dog dare you to run it. You have to change the path.

 

[killer queen]

wait can u give an example of how someone might use it the wrong way

lots of people use them as their analysis instead of using it to support meaning it just becomes filler text that doesn't demonstrate anything, which is an easy risk to run esp if you don't do eng ext (cuz in ext you actually like practice using them)

in such cases, it is better to give a deep personal analysis without critical readings

 

[reniiiblaseee]

hey have we memorised eveyrhting