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Graduation was incredible! I will miss everyone so much. Actually, I already do! Argghh! I cried so much, and our speeches went so well. Year 12 has been such an amazing year. I didn't want it to end at all! Here's 2 videos I made that were at our graduation assembly.

I have often written this in exams throughout year 11 and 12... "Unemployment is defined as the portion of the labour force who want to work, but are unable to find a job. The labour force is the section of the population who are 15 years of age and over, and are either working or actively...

If you stay organised, no.

wut.

I'm struggling to find good techniques for the Joy Luck Club. The ones I have got me through the trials and into first place, but I don't have anyone to really compare with to see what they're writing. I have many good quotes, but I can't see the techniques in them... Does anyone have any...

Alright, that answers my question! Thank you :)

How about if we assumed that no one got a mark between 90 to 60 externally, as in they can only be first or second.

Oh ok. So the miniscule gap between them internally has no effect?

Ok, I guess what I mean to ask is does the gap between the internal marks still affect the overall internal mark when there is such a large gap in the externals. Also assuming that Person A is first internally and Person B is second.

Internally, if Person A beats Person B by a mark, but externally: 1. Person A gets a mark of 90, but Person B gets a mark of 60. 2. Person A gets a mark of 60, but Person B gets a mark of 90. How are the internal marks affected in the end. I'm just curious. EDIT: Ok, I guess what I mean to...

Use sophisticated language to be concise. This will allow you to say more with less.

Maybe use it to highlight key words to jog your memory. I do this for English and it helps me.

Then word it differently. Tell them you find it easier to concentrate at home, rather than one where everyone is distracting/annoying. Maybe you can be moved to a separate classroom at least.

From what I've heard, no, but my IT teacher said he will. Last year one of his students told me in the morning to pass on his results to him but he already knew... EDIT: They don't get your ATAR though.

No one was obliged to get tutoring from you. End of story.

I don't expect any teacher to ace the HSC. I expect them to understand the content and be able to portray it in various ways to assist students, but not to have the whole course memorised like a student.

Wow, I never would have expected the HSC mark to be that much higher. I got 100 and something in my trials too and know that all the marks I lost except for only one part of a question were due to silly mistakes. I haven't really thought about how my marks would change from all that scaling and...

Alright, found some more questions like this and figured it out. No help required now!

If you don't know them already, learn all the features of a circle. That way, you won't be memorising the exact wording. Rather, you'll be using your understanding to construct the explanation.

I know these predictions are inaccurate but, Considering the change from UAI to ATAR, should the prediction tend to be higher than actual value? I put my trial results in, which are pretty poor, and it predicted 99.7 which I highly doubt. These are my results (or close to) Chemistry 75% (1st)...