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Yea I do that but my mind is too left brained so I think too logically (like Christopher if you know you know), and then I end up talking about the steps to reach the effect like you would in math, but then I go off on tangents, I'm literally CHRISTOPHER BOONE.

it's the same scaling according to NESA, but advanced seems better because more people are capable of getting the band 5's and 6's because they try for English unlike some people in standard who just do the bare minimum and drag the rest of the state down.

Same!!!!!!!! I can get good marks in the essays but short answers and mod C I get 9/20

you guys should all grind out the HSC courses this holiday so that when you get to the HSC you guys all get 99.95 ATAR and the system breaks because too many people get 99.95 ATAR's

HSC sample answers are there for most of the possible answers, not all so that may mean that your answer is still right based on if that content is actually in the syllabus, from my understanding most teachers don't even look at the sample answer because they are like the bare minimum for a band...

stop buddy it was funny at first but now its just annoying

Depends on your cohort. If your cohort is weak then a large amount but if they are relatively strong you don’t need to worry about being a outlier cause you will drag each other up

Trials cover this substantially especially in CSSA which is what I did but from my understanding of hsc there isn’t a lot of prelim content

I did this for the subjects that I could learn on my own, maths was pretty straightforward, I did it for software and IPT, in your case you could probably do it for math and if you find a lot of resources for the others you could try and stay ahead.

Short answer is the price is a bit too much for a single person. But I can recommend a similar website for the questions and for the videos I would say: videos: https://youtube.com/@hoangmaths?si=gGSlZTnYDDnu_8DF https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQOSnVviJ0i8GEJotXbdCiz5aaixWFKV9 (ATOMI...

I watch Jeddle on YouTube, but I don't watch the videos I scroll through the comments and read all the funny ways that people thank him.

Alright, for this holidays your main focus is all of the year 11 content, Then in the bigger summer holidays grind through all of the year 12 content best way to do this is if your school pays for ATOMI (they have really good video explanations and quizzes). Math standard is honestly not that...

Best thing I can tell you right now is that you should literally try grind through the entire math course in this holidays as well as the bigger summer holidays. Cause that makes you understand the content 2x before the rest of your cohort. This gives you an academic edge against them and is one...

Not if you are rank 1 since through the moderation process you will get the highest mark in your cohort as your assessment(internal mark), this means that you don't have to have the highest possible internal mark. You could be rank 1 with a overall mark of 90%, but if by some miracle(hard...

depends on how close you are to rank 1 internally, if you are like only a few decimal places away from rank 1 then it's possible but if you're anything above 2 or 3 marks away then it won't help to get the state rank. EDIT: This is because of moderation and how it takes into account the mark...

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yea it basically is a pre-requisite to come first internally to even come close to state ranking in maths, because there's always like so many people that get raw 100's, so it's pretty much not possible, unless some sort of miracle occurs and the rest of the state does really bad, and you and...

Ay same, Except I did go insane, like the few days after the English exams I wasn't the same person anymore, I couldn't even think straight but luckily I had a 4 day gap between paper 2 and my next paper.

English papers moved to 8:50am instead of 9:50am well that’s what it shows on my students online Edit: doesn't only apply to English, its for all subjects

I'll do the same things I do while procrastinating, but without the stress (so win-win)