Wtf is Distinguished Achievers, All - Rounders? (2 Viewers)

[sointoyourself]

This might sound a bit silly - ah well.
I still don't know what "Distinguished Achievers" "All Rounders" is! I'm guessing All Rounders means you get B6s for everything yeah?
If anyone could "shed some light on the matter" that'd be great

 

[pt1]

Distinguished Achievers are those who get a B6 or E4 in their subject whilst All Rounders are those who get B6 or so in 10units or more(?)

 

[onedaysnotice]

Distinguished Achievers are people who get a band 6 in a particular subject. All Rounders are people who get band 6's in 10 or more units.

Or so I've been led to believe.

 

[sointoyourself]

Ah I see, cheers!

 

[osak23]

to be classified as a distinguished achiever for 1 subject

does that mean getting a band 6 i.e 90+/100 for your EXTERNAL exam, or does a band 6/distinguished achiever mean a mark of 90+( ave of internal and external marks)

just to clarify ....lol

 

[OzKo]

to be classified as a distinguished achiever for 1 subject

does that mean getting a band 6 i.e 90+/100 for your EXTERNAL exam, or does a band 6/distinguished achiever mean a mark of 90+( ave of internal and external marks)

just to clarify ....lol

Your final HSC mark.

 

[shedona]

distinguished achievers are students who gain a band 6 in any subject all rounders are students that receive a band 6 for every subject

 

[will_]

distinguished achievers are students who gain a band 6 in any subject all rounders are students that receive a band 6 for every subject

that is correct

 

[D94]

distinguished achievers are students who gain a band 6 in any subject all rounders are students that receive a band 6 for every subject

That's incorrect. All rounders are students who achieve B6/E4 in 10 or more units, but not necessarily all units.

All–round Achievers are Distinguished Achievers for courses totalling 10 or more units (most HSC courses are two–unit courses).

http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/ebos/static/ALRND_2011_12.html

 

[shedona]

oh yeah that's right my bad

That's incorrect. All rounders are students who achieve B6/E4 in 10 or more units, but not necessarily all units.


http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/ebos/static/ALRND_2011_12.html