How are the 06's finding yr 12 so far?? (2 Viewers)

[Riviet]

I do 4 unit maths and its time consuming

So true, but if you're doing 12 units like me, i like to think of it as 1/3 of my time spent on maths which is a big chunk of it.

 

[Sparcod]

How's 4unit maths Dimsimmer? It'll get harder and harder and harder and harder and harder......
That's if you thought it was easy.

 

[Sparcod]

So true, but if you're doing 12 units like me, i like to think of it as 1/3 of my time spent on maths which is a big chunk of it.

1/3? you're lucky.
It takes me over half of my time to do mx1 and mx2. I should make sure that my life is not all 4u maths and should start concentrating on my other subjects, which are also important- like ..english!

 

[pLuvia]

Nah, 4u isn't that time consuming yet, freaking 3u is though

 

[Riviet]

I said i like to think of it that way, but the reality is not.
It's more like 70%.

 

[Bennett88]

Just wanting to know how the new HSC students are coping so far??? Is it what you expected or not? I found the teachers to be the biggest problem during this time, closely followed by the parents!
What does everyone else think?

Permit me to demonstrate.




*pumps shotgun*


*bites nozzle*

 

[raky]

im finding yr12 ok so far i guess, i probably need to push myself a bit more...i can't wait for the holidays....i will probably write notes for legal, bio and find related texts,etc.

 

[hopeles5ly]

its ok but the fact that assignments and exams go to ur HSC scares me, i have a business essay due on tues, we write it at home then write it in class, i fully memorized it and i am still writing it again and again, but still i feel that im gona fckn forgot everything when writing it in class, cant get it out of my head =(

 

[who_loves_maths]

Originally Posted by hopeles5ly
its ok but the fact that assignments and exams go to ur HSC scares me ...

yes, precisely what i thought too this time last year - except i've since learnt, and you will probably too, that assignments are so much nicer than cramming for exams (unless you cram for assignments too )...
believe me, getting to do things at your own pace, combined with the freedom of expressing your own knowledge and opinions in assignments, is the essence of education.

"last-minute" exams, esp. in the format of the current HSC, are only examiners of memory - not talent, nor skills.

learn to love your assignments - see them as opportunities to show your understanding. you will meet more of them, thankfully!, at university too.

 

[pLuvia]

So far I only have on chemistry assignment and one MX1 test and 1 MX2 test coming up on the same week But work load is increasing but revision is decreasing slightly not a good thing

 

[Riviet]

I have a physics and chem prac assessment, M2u + MX1 + MX2 assessments, a ecos assignment and an english AoS assessment in the next few weeks, it's gonna be hectic for me. >_<

 

[pLuvia]

Oh almost forgot an english AoS assessment speech

 

[let.me.die]

im hating yr 12.. theres so much work to be done. ive got assessments coming up too for pretty much all my subjects in two wks time. yr 12 is too hard

 

[Dimsimmer]

Well, thank god there is no mx2 test for me this term since im starting to get lost in class and dont understand what the teacher is going on about even with the explanations that hes written out on the sheets of paper. He seems to get confused sometimes and also a bit lost. He looks like a person who is trying to do an unprepared speech. Plus, i got issued out a cambridge textbook which i dont understand the explanations. So i went and bought an excel book which has better explanations so i understand it a bit better.

 

[pLuvia]

Cambridge is crap at explaining and the exercises it has in the book don't relate to the information that is given in the book. Fitzpatrick explains much better than it, which I have to go and buy

Dimsimmer is excel any good?

 

[Dimsimmer]

Yes, i reckon that excel is good at explaining and it also has fully worked solutions. But i also think that the Terry Lee book is also a good book, but i have looked at Terry Lee briefly and it also has fully worked solutions which take up about half the book, maybe more.

 

[pLuvia]

I have terry lee, but like the questions seem a bit basic and don't cover all the ones in cambridge. But yeh fully worked solutions are good

 

[Al Capone]

I have terry lee, but like the questions seem a bit basic and don't cover all the ones in cambridge. But yeh fully worked solutions are good

yer sometimes they have explanations too here and there which r helpful

 

[luscious-llama]

Speaking of coloured paper try using a colour for each subject

done and done, i have colour coded subject folders
me is a visual person yah

 

[luscious-llama]

yes!! just five minutes ago we were wandering through the school (we still called anything outside a playground) in herds, with scared little eyes and we were wondering how the year 8's got so big!

and now my school is like....you're in year 12. go on, do your work kiddo!

crazy?!

ur school is around the corner from the silly performing arts one that i attend
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