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I surely will start doing that in Year 11 and 12 a lot, I don't put too much of an effort into Year 10, since I know the results don't mean anything except how it impacts my confidence.

Oh, and I was told to go to my maths head teacher because I was stuck between choosing Gen Maths or 2U maths, and I didn't go because I was too scared to go because of how bad my results had been, they would probably have said General Maths anyway or worse, no maths at all.

Well, so far I have passed 4 maths tests, and failed 4, and the ones I passed, I didn't do that well in, but just passed slightly, except for one of them.

Yeah, the teachers probably assume I am very stupid, and that I really struggle in Maths, and that is simply not true! I am very quiet, and always do my work in class, and can do everything properly, but I just really suck at doing a maths test:( And it doesn't make any sense why I can't do well...

Ok, it is really starting to get to me, and it is a problem with maths. I constantly stuff up tests, I'm good at maths, but I am really bad at doing a maths TEST. I love maths, so why is that I can do all questions that the teachers sets for practice perfectly fine, but when it comes to a test...

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But does any textbook of the subject tell you about the effectiveness of all these penalties or do you have to research about past cases and look which penalty each offender was given and include that in your essay?

Just another question; you know for all those essay questions they ask in crime like "Analyse the role of discretion." "Analyse the types of penalities available in Australia in acheiving justice, bla, bla." I was wondering if the syllabus tells you how to answer those questions, or whether...

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Oh for god's sake, it was an TYPO. Everyone makes them, especially when you type as fast as I do. Don't understand the logic in picking on spelling mistakes over the internet. I'll even change it if you want.

I am actually in Year 10; gotten away with poor study habits all throughout high school, but know I can't afford it in Year 11 and 12.

Why pick on spelling mistakes? It was a silly mistake; probably a typo or something.

So write some notes in dot points to improve?

I don't make notes. I just go flick through all the things that I wrote in my book when studying for an exam.

Any tips? I like, have no good study habits.

I do have a rough idea of what they expect; I don't know but everytime I look at past papers and I see something that is so hard to answer I just get so frustrated and agitated and think if I should have picked up that subject. Is this normal? Should I be looking at past papers before I haven't...

I have heard it is far more interesting and far more creative which is what I like, and plus it's not like Standard English is that easier. If I had put in an effort in Maths all my life, I would go for MX1. But I haven't exactly had the best education in Maths.

Yeah, it is really interesting. My PDHPE teacher said that my writer is of high quality when talking about things like mental health, self-esteem, people's needs and wants.

I don't care much about scaling, but it still good to know.

So my subjects for next year (Yr 11) are: English Extension 1 2U Mathematics Economics Legal Studies CAFS How many of these scale well and what doesn't scale well? This is not going to change my mind about picking them, but I would like to know.