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2009 Trial HSC Exams Discussion (2 Viewers)

r u satisfied wif ur results

  • yes im pleased

    Votes: 16 11.7%
  • im disappointed

    Votes: 62 45.3%
  • alright, but could've done beta

    Votes: 50 36.5%
  • i don't care

    Votes: 9 6.6%

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has anyone got there trial assessment timetable? our school hasn't done ours yet coz the catholic schooling system hasnt set theres out or somethin, where we get the trial papers from...?
 
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Re: Trial timetables?

No, not yet. We will probably get them when the next term starts.
 

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Re: Trial timetables?

We got ours yesterday. I know two people who have two exams on at the same time.
 

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Re: Trial timetables?

I was just aksing because i would like to have mine throughout the holidays jst to know which subjects are on which days.. to prioritise studyin in a way i guess..
 

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Re: Trial timetables?

has anyone got there trial assessment timetable? our school hasn't done ours yet coz the catholic schooling system hasnt set theres out or somethin, where we get the trial papers from...?
I go to a Catholic school (who uses Catholic trial papers) and i got my timetable yesterday lol. So your school is either lying because they're too lazy to give you the timetable or because they need more time to plan every other subject around the catholic ones XD

I hate my timetable. I don't have 2 exams on the same day but plenty one day after the other >.>
 

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I was just aksing because i would like to have mine throughout the holidays jst to know which subjects are on which days.. to prioritise studyin in a way i guess..
AGREED!. it helps you lay the bricks eh.
 

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Re: Trial timetables?

We got draft timetables
 

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Re: Trial timetables?

We got ours like two week ago after going through a million amendments lol.
 

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Our teachers are slow, and we haven't received ours. One says they're on at one time, and then another teacher will say something completely different, I just want the timetable already haha.
 

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Re: Trial timetables?

Got our timetable last week.

Pretty sweet because I don't have exams on the same day. They're every two days.

Just like my HSC timetable as well.
 

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Re: Trial timetables?

My school gave them out about two weeks ago and we are following the Catholic Trial timetable, as we always do.

If your school is saying they haven't got it then they aren't being exactly honest, and in this day and age of the internet being rather foolish as it is such a simple thing to check. Some of our kids told me the day before we sent ours out their exam timetables as they had found the timetable on the internet but as I explained the teachers had the timetable to raise any issues with the Deputy before issuing to students, which happened the next day.
 

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Re: Trial timetables?

back in the hsc, there were a few babies who couldnt handle 3 exams a day so often trial timetables are subject to change.
a really selfish move to make the timetables of others miserable just to get relief.
 

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we got our on thurs, and the majority of ppl have 2 exams on the tues wed and one on the thurs
something like tht
 
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Yes we got ours. In the middle of our trials. Mines alright, apart from maths and ancient on the same day (this monday). But hey, its the same as the hsc timetable, so i guess you get a feel for it lol.
 

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Trial hsc

Hey everyone :D

I'm getting told conflicting views on how much we should study for the Trial HSC these holidays (mine are in week 4). One teacher said to study a lot during these holidays and another said don't hit the books 8 hours a day and that, that was overdoing it. So I'd like peoples opinions on How much we should study for the Trials these holidays.

Thanks :)
 

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Re: Trial hsc

It depends, are you the kind that forgets everything throughout the year and needs to refresh your memory about the entire course? If so, cram like hell!

If you're the kind that remembers pretty much everything for the entire year, then you obviously can relax a bit as everything is still in your head.

I'm the 1st type; i concentrate on whatever assessments i currently have an forget about what i've learnt... so i'll be cramming like hell. That and because i'd like to expose myself to as many questions as possible :)
 

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It depends, are you the kind that forgets everything throughout the year and needs to refresh your memory about the entire course? If so, cram like hell!

If you're the kind that remembers pretty much everything for the entire year, then you obviously can relax a bit as everything is still in your head.

I'm the 1st type; i concentrate on whatever assessments i currently have an forget about what i've learnt... so i'll be cramming like hell. That and because i'd like to expose myself to as many questions as possible :)
Yes 1st for me too.
 
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Re: Trial hsc

It depends, are you the kind that forgets everything throughout the year and needs to refresh your memory about the entire course? If so, cram like hell!

If you're the kind that remembers pretty much everything for the entire year, then you obviously can relax a bit as everything is still in your head.

I'm the 1st type; i concentrate on whatever assessments i currently have an forget about what i've learnt... so i'll be cramming like hell. That and because i'd like to expose myself to as many questions as possible :)
Me too
 

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Re: Trial hsc

LOL around 3-4 hours per night for four weeks would suffice according to my study skills teacher.
 

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