Is It Possible To Redeem Ranks? (2 Viewers)

[spiderfan44]

Long story very short my teacher left me resulting in me doing distance education. This subject is industrial tech and it involves a major work so when I first met the guy he basically assessed what I had done so far without telling me it was assessed resulting in a terrible mark for the first task. Now my rank in industrial tech is 12/18 but I am 1/1 in my focus area. I am very good at the content side of things and should kill the exam. Is it possible to redeem myself and my mark if I kill the exam? Because whatever mark that would have been entered to NESA is not reflective of my major work and content knowledge. Course mark is 67 and I don't like the idea of ppl above me stealing my mark cuz they ranked higher than me and stealing my hard work.

@jimmysmith560

O help me wise one

are you asking if you can still do well as long as you do well in the exam, or if you can get your rank changed?

 

[iloveeggs]

Long story very short my teacher left me resulting in me doing distance education. This subject is industrial tech and it involves a major work so when I first met the guy he basically assessed what I had done so far without telling me it was assessed resulting in a terrible mark for the first task. Now my rank in industrial tech is 12/18 but I am 1/1 in my focus area. I am very good at the content side of things and should kill the exam. Is it possible to redeem myself and my mark if I kill the exam? Because whatever mark that would have been entered to NESA is not reflective of my major work and content knowledge. Course mark is 67 and I don't like the idea of ppl above me stealing my mark cuz they ranked higher than me and stealing my hard work.

how tf are they allowed to assess you like that? is there any chance of contesting your marks

uh if this rank and mark you just told us is your final internal mark and rank you can't do anything apart from contesting your marks internally on the off chance that your marks havent yet been sent to nesa. once it all gets sent to nesa its sent and that rank will used to moderate your hsc mark to produce your internal mark. if you dont manage to contest your marks then if you manage to rank higher you might miss out on marks for your internal mark but not for your actual hsc score which is 50% of your overall hsc mark. so you can redeem yourself in terms of your overall hsc mark

 

[spiderfan44]

how tf are they allowed to assess you like that? is there any chance of contesting your marks

uh if this rank and mark you just told us is your final internal mark and rank you can't do anything apart from contesting your marks internally on the off chance that your marks havent yet been sent to nesa. once it all gets sent to nesa its sent and that rank will used to moderate your hsc mark to produce your internal mark. if you dont manage to contest your marks then if you manage to rank higher you might miss out on marks for your internal mark but not for your actual hsc score which is 50% of your overall hsc mark. so you can redeem yourself in terms of your overall hsc mark

term 1 marks got sent off ages ago so this person is probably fucked

 

[iloveeggs]

term 1 marks got sent off ages ago so this person is probably fucked

yeah i thought so

 

[Cooking?]

term 1 marks got sent off ages ago so this person is probably fucked

Oh.. I did not realise that, he's defo cooked lol.

 

[Cooking?]

Wait I didn't even read this properly. Its post trials Its impossible to change your rank now. Wish you luck dude

 

[spiderfan44]

Long story very short my teacher left me resulting in me doing distance education. This subject is industrial tech and it involves a major work so when I first met the guy he basically assessed what I had done so far without telling me it was assessed resulting in a terrible mark for the first task. Now my rank in industrial tech is 12/18 but I am 1/1 in my focus area. I am very good at the content side of things and should kill the exam. Is it possible to redeem myself and my mark if I kill the exam? Because whatever mark that would have been entered to NESA is not reflective of my major work and content knowledge. Course mark is 67 and I don't like the idea of ppl above me stealing my mark cuz they ranked higher than me and stealing my hard work.

the major work makes up 60% of your external mark and the hsc exam 40%. if your major was bad, then i dont think the hsc exam mark will drastically change your mark. also the mark you get is reflective of your content knowledge, 40% of the internal weighting for IT assessments are content based. plus ur major is externally marked, so youd have to have a really biased marker to have ur mark not reflect ur major. if youre worried about people 'stealing my hard work' you could always help ur classmates with content so ur assessment ranks dont get moderated as harshly

 

[ilovecutecats]

are you asking if you can still do well as long as you do well in the exam, or if you can get your rank changed?

I asked for rank and they only emailed back after the rank submission deadline to NESA was due, not much I can do now... But im asking if I do well in exam

 

[ilovecutecats]

how tf are they allowed to assess you like that? is there any chance of contesting your marks

uh if this rank and mark you just told us is your final internal mark and rank you can't do anything apart from contesting your marks internally on the off chance that your marks havent yet been sent to nesa. once it all gets sent to nesa its sent and that rank will used to moderate your hsc mark to produce your internal mark. if you dont manage to contest your marks then if you manage to rank higher you might miss out on marks for your internal mark but not for your actual hsc score which is 50% of your overall hsc mark. so you can redeem yourself in terms of your overall hsc mark

Pretty sure its too late now. I asked for rank and they only emailed back after the rank submission deadline to NESA was due, not much I can do now... They are so slow when responding to emails.....

 

[ilovecutecats]

yeah i thought so

term 1 marks got sent off ages ago so this person is probably fucked

Marks do not get sent off every term, they send off all marks near the end of term 3 and deadline was last week Friday in NSW HSC

 

[ilovecutecats]

the major work makes up 60% of your external mark and the hsc exam 40%. if your major was bad, then i dont think the hsc exam mark will drastically change your mark. also the mark you get is reflective of your content knowledge, 40% of the internal weighting for IT assessments are content based. plus ur major is externally marked, so youd have to have a really biased marker to have ur mark not reflect ur major. if youre worried about people 'stealing my hard work' you could always help ur classmates with content so ur assessment ranks dont get moderated as harshly

Do HSC markers mark your exam with your major work mark known?????

 

[spiderfan44]

Do HSC markers mark your exam with your major work mark known?????

they dont mark them at the same time, but an external hsc marker does mark your major work. that major work composes 60% of your external mark, while the exam makes up 40% of your external for IT

 

[iloveeggs]

Marks do not get sent off every term, they send off all marks near the end of term 3 and deadline was last week Friday in NSW HSC

yeah but typically if you dont contest within the term itself they don't give af. a lot of schools have policies so you dont contest in hindsight.

there was an issue i had in a prelim physics practical exam where the equipment wasn't working at all and they knew it was their fault but bc i didnt address it within a week of the exam i didnt have the right to contest anymore.

 

[iloveeggs]

Do HSC markers mark your exam with your major work mark known?????

no they dont know who you are or what your mark got initially. thats why a lot of ppl doing courses like eng e2 get e4s internally and suddenly they get dropped to an e3 externally. but thats e2 eng and they have a lot of diff types of mediums to mark so marking is less controlled idk about industrial tech

 

[jimmysmith560]

@jimmysmith560

O help me wise one

Improvement to your overall performance in the subject through favourable HSC exam performance is possible, especially since you mentioned that you know the subject's content very well. The problem is that, unlike HSC subjects with no major work component, the Industrial Technology HSC exam is only worth 40 marks of the 100 marks that make up the external component (the remaining 60 marks being from the major work component). This means that the extent to which you can improve your overall performance in the subject by performing well in its HSC exam will be limited, especially when compared to the HSC exam of a standard 2-unit subject, which is typically worth 100 marks.

With that being said, the Industrial Technology HSC exam, while only worth 40 marks, is part of the external component, which contributes 50% of your overall HSC mark for the subject. This means that the lower value of the HSC exam compared to other subjects should not deter you from your preparations. Instead, you should still do your utmost in preparation for this subject's HSC exam, so that you can ensure the best possible improvement to your overall performance.

I hope this helps!

 

[Cooking?]

He practically said in simple terms. Your cooked, but hopefully it goes well for you

 

[iloveeggs]

The problem is that, unlike HSC subjects with no major work component, the Industrial Technology HSC exam is only worth 40 marks of the 100 marks that make up the external component (the remaining 60 marks being from the major work component).

had no clue that it works like that, the more you know ig

 

[igor9]

He practically said in simple terms. Your cooked, but hopefully it goes well for you

mate i would never expect to come across such toxicity, but here we are. telling a poor soul who is helpless and desperate for help, he is "cooked" is just utterly unacceptable mate.

 

[ilovecutecats]

This is very unfortunate... I had no idea he had assessed this and he never told me this was assessed. I will do my best inshallah

 

[Cooking?]

mate i would never expect to come across such toxicity, but here we are. telling a poor soul who is helpless and desperate for help, he is "cooked" is just utterly unacceptable mate.

This dude has followed me for a while now, on most posts. I have sufficient evidence to reveal he is a bot, who cannot convey emotion, or sarcasm. Do need feed him with replies just ignore