2024 HSC Chat (30 Viewers)

[bruhmoment.]

Just had a quick question, I recently got one of my assessment tasks from previous term (it was an essay and we got given the question). I did end up doing really well but my teacher pointed out that my handwriting is too big. The problem isn't that it isn't legible, its just that under pressure, I just tend to spam all my shit down in massive handwriting (to the point it is practically 3 words per line). My teacher said that this needs improvement however I just don't see the problem. Wouldn't you rather have massive handwriting that is legible as compared to smaller handwriting that may be more difficult to read. Ironically, my teacher left a few comments on my paper which were pretty difficult to read. When I ask her what it says, even she's confused what she exactly wrote

 

[arcadian]

Just had a quick question, I recently got one of my assessment tasks from previous term (it was an essay and we got given the question). I did end up doing really well but my teacher pointed out that my handwriting is too big. The problem isn't that it isn't legible, its just that under pressure, I just tend to spam all my shit down in massive handwriting (to the point it is practically 3 words per line). My teacher said that this needs improvement however I just don't see the problem. Wouldn't you rather have massive handwriting that is legible as compared to smaller handwriting that may be more difficult to read. Ironically, my teacher left a few comments on my paper which were pretty difficult to read. When I ask her what it says, even she's confused what she exactly wrote

its a good thing bc then you can intimidate everyone in the exam hall when you fill up those booklets like its nothing

the hsc is also a mind game so

 

[bruhmoment.]

its a good thing bc then you can intimidate everyone in the exam hall when you fill up those booklets like its nothing

the hsc is also a mind game so

I filled up 3 booklets for that essay itself

 

[Average Boreduser]

its a good thing bc then you can intimidate everyone in the exam hall when you fill up those booklets like its nothing

the hsc is also a mind game so

Wisest fking comment I've seen on this forum wtf- kudos my friend.

 

[juststudyinghere]

how many words are yall able to write per minute without memorising something. so like impromptu in say 40 minutes how many words can yall write?

 

[Average Boreduser]

how many words are yall able to write per minute without memorising something. so like impromptu in say 40 minutes how many words can yall write?

~100 if i was in the 'im cracked alpha sigma' mood. ~50 if i was sluggish bc I cant do eng.

 

[as.merd]

religion is lowk so interesting, i chose it in y10 but it didnt run

same thing happened to me BUT NOW THEY RUN IT THIS YEAR, i was so mad, i wouldve gen cooked in that subject smh

 

[Susu123]

bahaha for reallll

he's 14 weeks and he's only 3.5 kg so he's tinyyyyyy but he can do the loudest bark

STOPPP THAT SOUNDS SO CUTE I WANNA SQUISH HIM

 

[mvrcuriee]

same thing happened to me BUT NOW THEY RUN IT THIS YEAR, i was so mad, i wouldve gen cooked in that subject smh

OMG BRUH SAME HAPPENED AT MY SCHOOL ARGHH

 

[katiekms]

Just had a quick question, I recently got one of my assessment tasks from previous term (it was an essay and we got given the question). I did end up doing really well but my teacher pointed out that my handwriting is too big. The problem isn't that it isn't legible, its just that under pressure, I just tend to spam all my shit down in massive handwriting (to the point it is practically 3 words per line). My teacher said that this needs improvement however I just don't see the problem. Wouldn't you rather have massive handwriting that is legible as compared to smaller handwriting that may be more difficult to read. Ironically, my teacher left a few comments on my paper which were pretty difficult to read. When I ask her what it says, even she's confused what she exactly wrote

big handwriting is fine and better than small imo, but 3 words per line is insane. wouldn’t that have to be really wide letters to do that or are you using multiple lines to fix the proportions?

 

[bruhmoment.]

big handwriting is fine and better than small imo, but 3 words per line is insane. wouldn’t that have to be really wide letters to do that or are you using multiple lines to fix the proportions?

no cause it depends on the words really. Like I always tend to also scribble out multiple stuff sometimes especially if i remember an important stat/theory. So it just automatically becomes 3 words per line in most cases.

 

[vajayjay]

i cant go back. i cant. i cant.

 

[floorboardtiles]

hey guys, my trials are in a week and I am truly feeling the weight of it coming down... idk how i'm going to do. save me please

 

[WhoseAdam]

got that horrible realisation that my english trials is in two weeks i gotta make my essays again and all my other stuff is in three weeks i really going starting buckling down now

 

[weeze]

hope everyones first day at school was swell. i sat my first english trials (paper 1) today, leading up to the exam it was really nervewracking, doesn't help that it was like 13 degrees this morning so my hand felt soooo cold but legit as soon as the 10 minutes reading time began i was totally locked in. managed to write the most bullshit ive ever written in my entire education career but it felt good walking out of the door that i was 1/6 done with my internal exams. my essay question was something like: "to what extent does george orwell convey desire as a fundamental human experience in 1984" ... and if you guys have read 1984 you would probs understand my feeling of "WTF" when i read that question lulul i was like... desire, where??? i ended up just writing about desire for change that culminates in false hope, desire for control by the party and a selfconscious desire for self-autonomy or something dumb idk all my vocabulary went out the window as soon as i started writing

keep up with your studies guys and do lots of practice papers and questions !!! although trials are super scary, it legit all washes away when you're in the exam and your brain just goes instant fight mode LOL

 

[K2Trappy]

hope everyones first day at school was swell. i sat my first english trials (paper 1) today, leading up to the exam it was really nervewracking, doesn't help that it was like 13 degrees this morning so my hand felt soooo cold but legit as soon as the 10 minutes reading time began i was totally locked in. managed to write the most bullshit ive ever written in my entire education career but it felt good walking out of the door that i was 1/6 done with my internal exams. my essay question was something like: "to what extent does george orwell convey desire as a fundamental human experience in 1984" ... and if you guys have read 1984 you would probs understand my feeling of "WTF" when i read that question lulul i was like... desire, where??? i ended up just writing about desire for change that culminates in false hope, desire for control by the party and a selfconscious desire for self-autonomy or something dumb idk all my vocabulary went out the window as soon as i started writing

keep up with your studies guys and do lots of practice papers and questions !!! although trials are super scary, it legit all washes away when you're in the exam and your brain just goes instant fight mode LOL

bro I legit had the same question yesterday word for word wtf

 

[K2Trappy]

oh wait it was a fundamental part of the human experience not a fundamental human experience

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

istg my brain is broken i did like so much fricking study except I did do my religion holiday hw and left it for today (dumb fucking move) and I've got religion first tomorrow and it isn't done bc I have been lazy as fuck today

pray for me istg as I get it done rn

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

same thing happened to me BUT NOW THEY RUN IT THIS YEAR, i was so mad, i wouldve gen cooked in that subject smh

its the best subject ngl its so hecking interesting

 

[spiderfan44]

guys i got some marks back today

food tech - 100%
english std - 96%