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I didnt get insta until after HSC but I think when I felt super distracted I would just take a break for 30 mins and then when I came back I felt less distracted

Idk we'll see

Very little - I enjoy tennis more than I enjoy gaming so I dropped fifa start of year 11 and put that time into tennis

Comm/law probably

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I played a lot of tennis all the way through high school it was my release I guess

I tried to sleep 7 hours a night I never listened to music when I was studying I found it way too distracting I always studied at home

I didn't do that much more in year 12 than in year 11 3-4 hours in both years after school every day During exam season sometimes I'd be working super late if I felt I was behind - 6+ hours (but rarely) When not in exam season I would still aim for 3-4 hours but if I got 2 hours of work done it...

Shorts I struggled for a while but best advice is that you're showing the marker you understand the text. I got 20/20 shorts in HSC with this approach - focusing less on the techniques and more on showing I understand what's actually happening in the text, especially for poetry

As soon as I felt I knew the content well enough I would start with my school's past papers Then I would try and find hard questions on the topics that were being tested from other past papers that I hadn't seen before.

Maybe this isn't great advice but for essays I always memorised a pre prepared response You can make a pre prepared response flexible by preparing more than you need. Also try and expand vocabulary

Yes I would go through textbook and make notes for sciences For maths I just did questions English I never worked ahead

Study tips for chem phys would be to work together - helped me so much for phys to iron out misconceptions Science ready is a god send I think more niche questions you just need to think about the question before you write your response and try and digest all the information Also assuming that...

I always started with textbook exercises. I would only do past papers in preparation for exams. I prevented silly mistakes basically with repetition but I think doing your practice exams under timed conditions really helps - especially doing practice exams in LESS time than normal (i.e 2 hours...

Yes see my other post

Steve Howard 1000 questions was useful. I'm actually making resources/tutoring right now as per my other post

No tutoring for maths. I learned ahead during summer holidays but in the 2 week holidays I was only doing catch up as I had no time to go ahead. In the long holiday I was studying as soon as school finished, took about a week break over Christmas and then started again. In my school I had 3...

No I'm definitely not german! Had a very good teacher - also German is a very systematic language so I just made sure I practiced regularly and knew all the rules, especially I found my vocabulary to be relatively limited so knowing the rules and how to manipulate syntax helped a lot. Teacher...

I purchased the textbooks my school assigned which was cambridge for maths and in focus for science

I didnt timetable anything it was just doing what I felt was most urgent. I basically just self studied