Have you read it cover to coverMy principal handed out a booklet from NESA and it was the rules and procedure for the 2018 HSC!!! This makes me even more excited for next year !
yeah, sat 2u maths on monday, physics this monday and ext maths next friday
Hope the ones you've done have gone well.Goodluck for the remaining exam
I got it today as well and internally screamedMy principal handed out a booklet from NESA and it was the rules and procedure for the 2018 HSC!!! This makes me even more excited for next year !
So I just sat an HSC exam with a 14-year-old sitting it at the same time? Smart kid. How did he get so interested in maths so young?
How can a year 8/9 kid complete an online Uni course with full marks? It's pretty cool though. Like he learns something in 14 years that took us 17/18 years meaning he has 4 more years of his life not having to study in high school. He'll probably get into Uni at the age of 15/16...That's a bit farfetched! How can a year 8 or 9 kid do the HSC
His parents must be happy think of all the school fees he's saving them.
I've got a year 9 in my accel. maths class. And we're both 15.That's a bit farfetched! How can a year 8 or 9 kid do the HSC
I think so too
HAHAH, no, sadly not me, I wish
Acceleration seems to be less common in the humanity type subjects.
Yeah, that's true. Maybe because humanities are more about life and what people experience? You can't really rush that.
Yeah it should be more common it's such a good idea. Relieve the stress load off year 12 and if you isolate 1-2 subjects a year or two earlier you can focus on those and do heaps of study for them, in turn bettering results than if you had those subjects with 4 or 5 others.
Yeah I think with humanities it requires some level of mature thinking that many may not develop until Yr11 and 12. Also I think relating content to life experiences helps too, which younger years might not be able to do.
Even then, whilst some kids have gifted creativity and skills in painting and drawing and all that, can they cope with the theoretical part of the course? Especially the major works, they'll probably be able to make something of excellence but where they explain it and how it relates to the assessment is where they might fall short, same with the humanity subjects, essay-writing can't necessarily be taught as well as the mathematical and sciency subjects where those subjects only require constant repetition after they've understood the content. You know now that I realise it, but I've never seen an accelerated humanity student?
Good point, I forgot about the essay writing component haha
I am doing alright. It isn't as stressful as I thought so far.How's everyone tracking ~3 weeks into the first term?
Anyone sticking to new study habits and plans for yr 12?
