Question about HSC! (2 Viewers)

[mikeee]

If u get, say for physics, an assessment mark of 50/100 and an exam mark of 90/100 is ur total HSC for physics 90?

If so how far apart do ur marks have to be for this to happen?

 

[mikeee]

Whats 50 PLUS 90 DIVIDED by TWO?

My maths teacher told us that if the exam mark is heaps higher than the assessment mark then ur exam mark is ur total HSC mark 4 that subject!

 

[tez0r]

nope, that's not how it works

 

[Soq]

well maybe ur maths teacher is wrong and the other 50 000 students and thousands of teachers are right

 

[mikeee]

well maybe ur maths teacher is wrong and the other 50 000 students and thousands of teachers are right

Only 3 students think im wrong, and im pretty sure im right!

 

[Gay Captain]

If u get, say for physics, an assessment mark of 50/100 and an exam mark of 90/100 is ur total HSC for physics 90?

If so how far apart do ur marks have to be for this to happen?

If that was the assessment mark your school submitted, and you were ranked first in your school for that course, and that 90 was your hsc exam mark, then you're right. But that's got nothing to do with the marks we got yesterday.

 

[Soq]

Only 3 students think im wrong, and im pretty sure im right!

your style of talking really remind me of someone, ahhh thats right, you sound like elmo from seasame street. hehehe elmo

 

[gman03]

My maths teacher told us that if the exam mark is heaps higher than the assessment mark then ur exam mark is ur total HSC mark 4 that subject!

If your internal ranking is heaps low but your exam ranking is like heaps high, then your assessment mark = exam mark.

but if on your result it says 50 & 90, then your HSC mark is 70.

What your math teacher probably saying is that if such discrepency happens, you will not see 50 on your result.

 

[mikeee]

If that was the assessment mark your school submitted, and you were ranked first in your school for that course, and that 90 was your hsc exam mark, then you're right. But that's got nothing to do with the marks we got yesterday.

According to my maths teacher and several teachers from other schools, it has everything to do with yesterdays marks, but u wouldnt know it if it happened to u cause ur assessment and exam marks would be the same i think.

 

[mikeee]

If your internal ranking is heaps low but your exam ranking is like heaps high, then your assessment mark = exam mark.

but if on your result it says 50 & 90, then your HSC mark is 70.

What your math teacher probably saying is that if such discrepency happens, you will not see 50 on your result.

Yeah, but do u know how far apart ur marks have to be for that to happen?

 

[Rafy]

mikeee: key word here is RANK, not mark.

 

[mikeee]

mikeee: key word here is RANK, not mark.

I dont think that has anything to do with what i asked.

 

[what971]

Only 3 students think im wrong, and im pretty sure im right!

Your Maths teacher is a retard. No wonder you don't understand the law of averages. That being said, its not entirely your fault... well maybe just a little.

 

[mikeee]

ROFL, your math teacher is a retard.

You HSC mark is the average of your EXAM and ASSESSMENT mark.

But I wouldnt expect you to be able to calculate that, considering your maths teacher is a reject.

My 4-unit maths teacher read it in a booklet from Board of Studies so unless u read the booklet u don't know if he's wrong!

Plus, if he was telling the truth, the Board of Studies wouldn't want to advertise that alot to students cause then some students would purposely go bad and not study or put effort into in their assessments and bludge all year until the exams and not be able to do their best.

 

[sunjet]

MICHAEL you're wrong it has to do with your rank and how everyone else does, n00b.

 

[nwatts]

My 4-unit maths teacher read it in a booklet from Board of Studies so unless u read the booklet u don't know if he's wrong!

Plus, if he was telling the truth, the Board of Studies wouldn't want to advertise that alot to students cause then some students would purposely go bad and not study or put effort into in their assessments and bludge all year until the exams and not be able to do their best.

Get me the BOS booklet, bitch. You're talking out of your ass, and so is your teacher.

 

[mikeee]

I rang up HSC helpline, and.........................................

My teacher was wrong, or the hsc advice guy is.

 

[Ragerunner]

Perhaps you should have a read on how the moderation process works.

Refer to this thread.

http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=6642


I am assuming that the assessment mark of 50/100 is the mark you got from school that has not been moderated by the board of studies. The only time you can get 90 in your scenario is:

* You are ranked first.
* Your exam mark is 90/100.
* Your exam mark is also the highest mark in your class.

If those 3 points occur, you will receive an HSC mark of 90.


Any other case will not lead to you getting a 90.

 

[Rafy]

And its highly improbable that a mark of 50/100 would translate into a rank of first.

 

[nwatts]

And its highly improbable that a mark of 50/100 would translate into a rank of first.

I've seen it happen. I pulled a 57 as ranked 2nd last in my maths assessment mark, when the top mark was 95 (I think). If you whip something out at the last minute, insane things like this happen.