Class of 2025 (2025 HSC CHAT) (10 Viewers)

[Sir Jigger II]

Guys anyone know what Health and Movement Science is? It's a new course class of 26' can choose next year, but is it PDHPE?

 

[vajayjay]

its replacing PDHPE basically. PDHPE wont be running anymore, but the content is extremely similar. There will be 2 main topics, and there is a lot more depth study type of work within the course. From memory, the topics are (1: Sport, performance, energy systems etc and 2: Health in australia AND on a global scale).

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[ironmetalx]

Guys anyone know what Health and Movement Science is? It's a new course class of 26' can choose next year, but is it PDHPE?

Yes, its PDHPE but apparently it's going to become harder and going to incorporate more skills than just remembering shit with new graphs and stats.

 

[vajayjay]

PE is alr hard tho. i think its worse than bio and potentially eco.

 

[sakinluvo]

does anyone feel guilty about dropping one of their subjects, im dropping chem for year 12 and idk why but I feel worried to drop it

 

[eunoia]

does anyone feel guilty about dropping one of their subjects, im dropping chem for year 12 and idk why but I feel worried to drop it

yes i feel guilty abt dropping ancient because my teacher is lovely and i feel like im gonna regret it

 

[Sir Jigger II]

The most recent guilt or regret I have is not choosing physics/chemistry instead of legal. Thinking of dropping legal to pick up 4 unit and/or maybe sci ext?

 

[vajayjay]

does anyone feel guilty about dropping one of their subjects, im dropping chem for year 12 and idk why but I feel worried to drop it

the grief of hsc will swallow that guilt, dont stress.

 

[Sir Jigger II]

wisdom

the grief of hsc will swallow that guilt, dont stress.

 

[vajayjay]

wisdom

unfortunate truth.

also is this website lagging asf for anyone else

 

[eunoia]

omg yes it's lagging for me, like I click on a notification for a forum but it literally doesn't load at all, and I just went to preview this reply and it took a whole minute to load

 

[jilly12]

prolly the mods tryna get us to study for prelims (I'm still not gonna listen)

 

[sakinluvo]

is biology hard in year 12? everyone has mixed opinions on bio

 

[macbeabgc]

is biology hard in year 12? everyone has mixed opinions on bio

It's not hard, I can reassure you since my school does compacted curriculum, so I'm currently doing bio and eng adv this year for my HSC. Some parts may want to make you rip your hair out, but trust me, you'll be fine. Just have a look at the syllabus provided by NESA, that helps by a lot. Also, just ensure you don't fall behind too much, that will disadvantage you by a LOT.

 

[stagvampire]

anyone else going into three major works?
rn I'm planning on EX2, HX, and VA, and if life fails me I'll drop EX2 because I'm not sure how the critical responses are marked just yet (and my AH teacher is telling me I should 110% be doing HX). Sadly, I can't drop VA.

 

[afourgridbook]

im planning to go into my modern prelim exam without studying and just winging everything because im dropping the subject next year. is this a bad idea? and will it badly affect my early entry offers. for context ive gotten an A and B on the other modern assessments from this year and i don't think i can pass the prelim exam.

 

[jilly12]

it depends on how much weighting your prelims are (mine are 40% i think)

 

[afourgridbook]

mine are 30%

 

[macbeabgc]

mine are 30%

I wouldn't necessarily recommend not putting in any effort, since 30% does seem to be quite a large number in terms of weighing. Maybe, since you seem to not really want to try as hard, just aim to pass. But again, it's all up to you as to what you'd infer to be best.

 

[nutfluid]

i got 1 billion percent on my prelims