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wat you can rote learn your way through hsc and know how to answer questions well enough to get full marks in 7 or 8 markers

my jump was year 10 to year 11 although it isn't like year 11 to year 12, i think the same principles still apply. Just apply yourself a lot more and understand better what the courses are asking of you. I also developed a much better study ethic (although i still rely on cramming - it works for...

define what a 'good' atar is and what are your current ranks

my only difficulty is that trials begin tomorrow and i haven't started memorising jackshit but nws im master crammer hahahhaha and also need to do BoW inb4nosleepagain

Amazing!! Congrats so much :D

consider being a 40 year old marker reading about teenage angst for the a millionth time though shit gets boring haha write something thats genuinely interesting (can be a bit angsty but don't let that override your plot/feels) (edit: i know this is extremely difficult i wrote about 5 creative...

this is probably the most repeated advice ever but draw upon your own experiences that are about a particular tension you feel strongly about...the themes given are relatively broad and adaptable so whatever experiences you talk about would probably fit

Check the uni course recommended knowledge. You could always pick a variety of subjects if you're really unsure because it does become clearer in senior years. What are your favourite subjects btw?

yes but the stress helps so much - like yesterday i was really stressed but i managed to finish quite a bit of stuff bc of the adrenaline the human body is a complex and wonderful thing

imo active learning is more about independence and initiative, and depending on your personal goals, it can often encompass engaging with material beyond a superficial level but this be a bit irrelevant to OP's question haha

lol have you been to uni before? From what I've heard, uni is much more independent than HSC. HSC is just a mechanism of getting into uni, just like what cub3root said (are you any chance related to SR lol)

Do the subjects you're good at. So do all the humanities. You'll only get a high ATAR with chemistry if you perform well in chemistry.

I got my long conclusions crossed out and slapped with "UNNECESSARY" so something short and concise will suffice. The most important is the inductive step, i.e. therefore true for n=k+1 when n=k

+ 1 personification is when you give something inanimate with human qualities?

No. You're more unintelligent to think HSC is a determinant of how "smart" you are.

haha thanks :P yesterday/today: - finished ea creative for reals - finished ft summary for one topic, started a new one - 1 more va drawing - mx2 pp - rewrote a mod c paragraph - section 1 for english paper 1 (can't make the time limit omfg) - started my extension essay (intro done yaya lol)...

Unless the relative gaps are very small, realistically probably not. But don't let that deter you from doing your best though!

memorise paragraphs and know how to adapt them

Think of how shitty you feel if you go through trials knowing you could've done better but you didn't because you chose not to when you procrastinated on BoS or wasted your time unproductively elsewhere. Go hard or go home lol

today/yesterday: - finished 2 mx1 pp - finished a mx2 pp - did some hsc motion questions - did some hsc harder 3u questions (or attempted to anyway those q's are hard) - starting to write new creative - finished summarising a few dot points for ft (sigh i am so beyond screwed lol) trials in a...