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haha yeah i have a friend who's just like u and he said india was way more competitive he had to study a lot more but aus was super chill in comparison he also transferred from comprehensive --> selective and he says selective still isn't nearly as competitive as india (at least at his...

surely the students in india were smarter than or at least comparable to the ones in aus no?

r u?

does it work? like imagine rapping: "In The Tempest, Shakespeare undermines the value of vengeance and instead asserts the human capacity to forgive past injustices and forge communal peace."

thats stupid how r u gonna reward people who have worked hard throughout the year or people who may not be the best at exams or just had a bad exam etc.

yes

you get the best internal mark

i'm pre sure the lowest aligned mark is a 50 so im guessing ur exam mark would be a 50 correct me if i'm wrong

this just screams unfair on so many levels ur essentially being denied opportunities that u rightfully deserve u absolutely can bounce back with enough work and i suggest u don't let the negativity get to u and try ur best to negotiate with ur head teachers to get u back into atar subjects

agreed i myself don't actually use first person pronouns but i'm just saying i've read mod b exemplars that do

mod b is an exception for essays i would obv never use first person for common or mod a but if the question specifically says "your understanding" idk why you can't respond with "my understanding"

yeah i've read plenty that say "our" but there are also exemplars that say "my understanding"

a lot of exemplars do

you can use "my understanding" if it asks about "your understanding" can't you?

it's safe if the question asks you e.g. "To what extent does this statement relate to your own understanding of your prescribed text? In your response, refer to the quotation and to at least TWO poems."

he's a mod that's what he's not supposed to do

i hate all poetry

they definitely could but they would probably not specify just one they would probably say something like "In your response, make detailed reference to ‘Rhapsody on a Windy Night’ and at least ONE other poem set for study."

fair enough i used one binder bc i didnt want to have to open 5 different binders to chuck notes in for a certain subject or when i needed to study + it was very convenient as i could carry it to school or have it on a table and access all my subjects when i needed to study just a suggestion tho

i tried this in the beginning of yr 12 and failed miserably what i suggest instead is get one binder and have a bunch of separaters (for all ur subjects except maths) and get a new binder for each term it may or may not work i only put notes for one subject in the binder and for my other...