2024 HSC Chat (7 Viewers)

[mvrcuriee]

Bro I can’t memorise any case studies I’m fucked

 

[pilot_djeddie]

Bro I can’t memorise any case studies I’m fucked

I got you. Summarise it in 3 sentences.

Sentence 1: Short description
Sentence 2: This is what this case means
Sentence 3: Link to the themes and challenges.

 

[person3024]

after today only bio and chem left so afraid omd

 

[mishtidoi101]

yeah its actually kinda weird, how have they put all the three major sciences in a row with only 2 days in between each

 

[Demons]

after today only bio and chem left so afraid omd

after 3:30 today I'm freeeeeeeeeeeee

 

[mvrcuriee]

I got you. Summarise it in 3 sentences.

Sentence 1: Short description
Sentence 2: This is what this case means
Sentence 3: Link to the themes and challenges.

Thank you for ur service mate

 

[ihatehsc24]

guys give tips for business pls

 

[idk123233]

Yesssirr

Such a dumb schedule tho, like why put three massive exams In one week

BRO HOW R U STUDYING FOR THEM IM ACTUALLY SO COOKED

 

[person3024]

yeah its actually kinda weird, how have they put all the three major sciences in a row with only 2 days in between each

omg ik and i have friends that do all 3

 

[Grovo]

How bad can your handwriting be to still get a band 6. if they can't read it do they just mark the bits they can read and not bother? All my responses are very hard to read and I'm scared imma get really bad marks as a result.
@jimmysmith560

 

[mishtidoi101]

omg ik and i have friends that do all 3

yeah ikr plus i have an exam the day after chem idk what im gonna do

 

[mishtidoi101]

how r u studying for bio and chem rn?
r u just doing past papers or smthg else??

 

[pilot_djeddie]

Thank you for ur service mate

Always The key is to make it simple and memorable treating your cases and by extension, LCMIDs like Lego bricks for your essays (where essays is like a vehicle or a building made up of said lego bricks).

 

[sharknado]

does anyone have tips for getting full marks in visual arts short answer? particularly 12 markers

 

[pilot_djeddie]

does anyone have tips for getting full marks in visual arts short answer? particularly 12 markers

Indeed... by visualising the art

 

[pilot_djeddie]

Indeed... by visualising the art

I'm really sorry, I don't do visual arts. Closest was the AI photo for English adv. lol

 

[sharknado]

I'm really sorry, I don't do visual arts. Closest was the AI photo for English adv. lol

fair enough lmao

 

[person3024]

how r u studying for bio and chem rn?
r u just doing past papers or smthg else??

yeah trying to get my basics down (bc im lacking) and then just spam past papers like math

 

[nitto]

does anyone have tips for getting full marks in visual arts short answer? particularly 12 markers

yes. my art teacher has given us a ton of advice for it, including getting us a guest speaker for tips. first:
- work backwards from the essay
- identify during the reading time what kind of question it is. if question 3 is asking about 'audience', 'world' and 'artist', then you know it's a conceptual framework question. then, you would answer it based on the conceptual ideas of the work.
- for time management: work backwards after completing the essay: so you do question 3, then 2 then 1. that way, you're less likely to lose marks on the big questions.
- you're most likely going to get multiple plates for the question, so identify: what do these plates both broadly reveal, and how can you connect them?
- beyond just visual description 'red = anger', you need to be a lot more analytical than that. so, read the descriptions of the works -- title, size, year and medium all count for marks if you can relate it to the artist's choices
- look at marking criteria for past questions-- you'll see that a lot of the criteria are outside of the box. you don't need to hit all of them, but make sure you hit enough that the marker is aware that you're a knowledgeable and analytical student

 

[nitto]

how r u studying for bio and chem rn?
r u just doing past papers or smthg else??

for bio im just doing a ton of past papers. i made most of my notes through the year, but i'm looking at my gaps of knowledge in the syllabus and im trying to fill those areas with revision. its a lil bit stressful bc when i study one area, another slips to the back of my mind. its like a game of whack-a-mole. but yeah past papers are priority cause applying knowledge is most important of all