No, yes, I realise in yr 12 there's too much to do, what I meant to say is that the people with better brains can achieve very high with much less study than others, because their brains just generally absorb more and function quicker and more effectively. I understand you must study a lot in yr 12, thats undeniable.
The thing is people's mindsets change between year 10 and year 12 I think. At the moment I don't really do anything for languages but I don't need to, though I've generally done more work over the 2 years than I did work in year 10 and before that. The only subject that I intensely study for is English Advanced and a bit for English Extension. I've done so many essays through the year and I usually do memorising about a week before the exam and it works fine for me. I think that I have it too easy though, since most people have a lot of the content-heavy subjects like sciences and maths, legal studies history etc. whereas my only content subject is english. The rest of them I don't need practise for since they just test the level you're at in a general sense.
Sorry, me? Am I getting cocky? Sorry do I sound like that...? I dont intend to sound cocky, im not talking about myself anyway my original thoughts were regarding some of my very smart yr 12 friends who didn't study 5-6 hours a day like most people, more like 3-4 but still got ATAR's over 99. I just found it impressive how they remembered so much thats all. I am hoping I can do as well as them.
