Ragerunner
Your friendly HSC guide
I'm in the same position as you.
But with 2 of my subjects![Stick Out Tongue :p :p](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
But with 2 of my subjects
Watching grass grow is better than going to a discrete lectureOriginally posted by sunny
Can't agree more about going to lectures. Its very true.
Even if you go to the lectures ending up half asleep, you'd be suprised at the end of the session how much you actually DID pick up.
Lectures will either be one of two things
1) Its all good, you understand everything that comes out of the lecturer's mouth.
2) You don't understand everything, but you get bits and pieces of things.
More often than not, its the second case - you only have a rough idea of whats going on in a topic. When you come to study yourself for the finals, it'll make more sense and you'll be saying to yourself "oh so thats what the lecturer was talking about!"
HMAS DiscreteOriginally posted by underthesun
Oh, and im glad im not the only one in this (kind of) boat. Time to upgrade boat plating.. sinkage prevention
I second that. I failed to c the point of learning those stuff in method lectures.Originally posted by Ragerunner
16 of them come from methodology which I so CBF studying.
Point well taken. but since i am not doing maths1B after this... heheh we'll c about that.Originally posted by McLake
Lesson to be learnt, GO TO LECTURES.
I don't think they can scale you down to a fail ...Originally posted by TheKey
if u get 50 raw, any chance of them scaling u down so u fail?
Do both maths and english. They will try to give you marks if you show understanding (unlike HSC)Originally posted by TheKey
Oh and any tips on how these people mark this exam, like when they ask you to state a theorem, should u fully try to make it mathematical and maybe leave few things out because u dont know how to write it matematically, or should you try and explain it in full english..
Read what the front of the exam paper says. There is no garuntee that the marking scheme will be the same as last years exam.Originally posted by TheKey
i hate how there is no marks allocations to each question so u dont know how much things are worth, but are all 6 qs given equal weight?
Maths is in the race courseOriginally posted by underthesun
good luck tomorrow people (im gonna sleep now). Good rest is required for optimum performance.. in figuring out where the square house is.
anybody got spare gmail invitations for me?</offtopic>
He's doing higher mathsOriginally posted by Ragerunner
Maths is in the race course![]()