Class of 2025 (2025 HSC CHAT) (12 Viewers)

[Reasonabledoubt]

same

 

[Reasonabledoubt]

define people with disabilities? shi i cant think of a definition

ikr i lost a mark in trials cus of that

 

[bigupsanky]

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question was ez they didnt even need t for it

 

[lolcti]

question was ez they didnt even need t for it

yeah I got it without

 

[reniiiblaseee]

is anyone else clueless abt what degree theyre gonna pursue

 

[parmesean]

good morning america

 

[fluffy_unicorns]

is anyone else clueless abt what degree theyre gonna pursue

literally sameee, I'm gonna wait for my atar + EAS points to see what I can apply for before deciding haha

 

[coolcat6778]

literally sameee, I'm gonna wait for my atar + EAS points to see what I can apply for before deciding haha

I'm so thankful for EAS points. I will get atleast 1.

 

[reniiiblaseee]

I'm so thankful for EAS points. I will get atleast 1.

for being special ed

 

[coolcat6778]

for being special ed

no for being poor. i think being poor is a justified EAS reason, especially with the tutoring favorable HSC for subjects like English and Chemisery. If you're poor, you can't afford tutoring, and for it to be equitable you should get adjustment points.

On the other hand, mental illnesses such as being a schizo shouldn't grant you any points. Like you're telling me just cause you "hear voices in your head" or feel like killing animals and dogs you get 3 points for free?

EAS is fair, except when it considers mental illnesses as a legitimate impact on learning. Afterall, I consider my self mentally ill for not having a high IQ. Why can't I get points then? see how ridiculous this is? In fact my low IQ has a greater impact and disadvantage than some schiztard "hearing voices in his head" to them (though schiztards possibly have low IQ as well). I wish my IQ was at least 120 but it wouldn't be fair for me to get points just cause it's below.

 

[coolcat6778]

It's also crazy how NESA gives people extra time in exams, just cause they are diagnosed with autism or adhd. This isn't equity, this is literally unfair. I need extra time as well since I have a very low IQ. My raw in the MX1 exam could've been like 57/70 as well if they actually gave us more than 2 hours like how they do for these people. Why don't they just give everyone extra time? 2 hours to answer 30 seperate questions is way too short.

 

[reniiiblaseee]

It's also crazy how NESA gives people extra time in exams, just cause they are diagnosed with autism or adhd. This isn't equity, this is literally unfair. I need extra time since I have a very low IQ. My raw in the MX1 exam could've been like 57/70 as well if they actually gave us more than 2 hours like how they do for these people

ppl in my class got those 5 min provision things cuz they had bad hand writing

 

[coolcat6778]

ppl in my class got those 5 min provision things cuz they had bad hand writing

they need to give everyone extra time then, not just a select few. The english exams being 1 hour long for 3 essays is crazy. What's more crazy is being forced to answer 30 math questions in 2 hours. Extension 1 maths should be 2 hours and 30 minutes.

 

[reniiiblaseee]

they need to give everyone extra time then, not just a select few. The english exams being 1 hour long for 3 essays is crazy. What's more crazy is being forced to answer 30 math questions in 2 hours. Extension 1 maths should be 2 hours and 30 minutes.

it’s 2hiurs what

 

[lolcti]

ppl in my class got those 5 min provision things cuz they had bad hand writing

It’s acc such a stupid provision so many ppl in my school get it, idk how it’s fair

 

[Interdice]

no for being poor. i think being poor is a justified EAS reason, especially with the tutoring favorable HSC for subjects like English and Chemisery. If you're poor, you can't afford tutoring, and for it to be equitable you should get adjustment points.

Dumb. If so, then half of Sydney would get these bonus marks. Very few families have disposable income to send their kids to tutoring.

 

[Kat.crazi]

ppl in my class got those 5 min provision things cuz they had bad hand writing

Tbh I’m thinking it’s more than bad handwriting because you need to submit documented medical evidence to nesa. Mostly provisions are 5 minute rest breaks, extra time is much rarer and I don’t know of many who have it (except maybe 1)

 

[killer queen]

Tbh I’m thinking it’s more than bad handwriting because you need to submit documented medical evidence to nesa. Mostly provisions are 5 minute rest breaks, extra time is much rarer and I don’t know of many who have it (except maybe 1)

yeah the only person I knew who had provs of extra time was dyslexic and her grades (no offence) really weren't that good so it definitely wasn't an advantage for her

the NESA thing tho to be fair is only necessary for HSC like there's nothing stopping schools from giving provs for internals 'cause they won't get caught

sucks tho bc I know lots of people who lost like 30% of marks 'cause of handwriting

but yeah the only provisions I really know of are breaks, and for like ADHD/autism lots of the time they get like objects for fidgeting not actual time benefits (in my experience)

 

[lunaaaa4403]

i feel like it was a pretty good question if you studied...................
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'if you studied' i already got my band 6 last year punk

 

[lunaaaa4403]

that's suchhhhh a boring question for a 15 marker, they usually go for the evaluation dot points