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Procrastinated over Maths homework, played piano for hours on end. (My main form of procrastination) and slept enough to last me the next 4 years. That's basically all I've done. But I'm going to Melbourne tomorrow so it's going to be a lot of walking places and early mornings... :( How have...

If it doesn't count as studying I'm in trouble...

Yeah. I'm just curious. Also I just got my ranks today and I'm pretty happy with them. [emoji14]

I just want to see how much I need to improve before next year. [emoji14] School ranking: Around 550 English Adv: 2/11 (Although I think this might be a typo. We have more than 11 people so I don't know what happened there.) Maths Adv: 3/23 Ext 1 Maths: 1/9 Biology: 1/31 Chemistry: 5/20...

I don't know how it scales but I'm enjoying it this year and will be continuing it on next year as well. If you enjoy it more than legal. Your more likely to study for it than a subject you don't enjoy. I suppose it also depends on what you want to do after school. If your thinking about law...

Here's to this. I'm doing prelim. Not even doing accelerated subjects and I'm still worried about my ATAR. I'd rather be worried now and know what I have to do now instead of getting to this time next year and realise that I'm going to get a horrible ATAR because I wasn't worried about it...

I go to a pretty low ranked school. And I'm talking around the 550 mark last year. My friends and I are aiming to get 90+ ATARs and I'm just wondering how hard it's going to be to achieve that. We don't have a particularly strong cohort although I'm hoping we can raise the rank a little. But...

Yeah. I was having trouble deciding what approach I was going to take but I worked it out. I handed it in today so I hope it works out. [emoji14]

Oh yes! When do you need them by? I can try to do them on the weekend.

Haha. Which 2 are different?

I hope it helps. Good luck in your exam! :)

Based off my exam. The charges of radicals comes in handy. How metals react with water, acid, air, etc. How certain metals bond (commonly covalent/ionic etc.) What state transition metals are most commonly found in. And make sure you remember to put down the states in a chemical reaction...

I know. I should be better at this by now. But I'm still asking for help. We're just about to wrap up this term's work in Ancient History which was our Historical Investigation. (basically a massive research task if you didn't know) and I have to write an essay with this as my guide; Discuss...

Ninja tab skills are a good skill to have. "Am I bludging? No. I have this very long research thingy I've been reading all period. Obviously."

YouTube isn't blocked for seniors?? Or is that just my school. Besides. I don't think it's safe to go on Tumblr at school... [emoji14]

Not sure if I can help you much but I just wanted to wish you luck. :) My H.I is due on Friday. I hope yours is a less stressful experience than mine. [emoji14]

I know it sucks! I have to use my own. Can you believe it. [emoji14] P.S. My laptop is so much better than our schools. Google chrome is an essential learning tool. [emoji14]

At least you get laptops. :( Our school decided to put them into laptop banks instead.

Never mind. I missed the second part...

If there's only the cards mentioned above it would be impossible to pick out 2 A's because there isn't 2 A cards. Or have I read this wrong?