people with provisions get put on small group supervision, im on individual. when everyone left for group supervision i heard them because they were in the room next to me. when everyone left from the hall for non-provision i also heard them bcuz the classroom im in is overlooking the school gate/exit where everyone gathers to talk after exams
I think you'd have to give credit but hwy not screw them
keep that to yourself
if you do a reflective you can say its intertextual
Our memories and our present day hopes and desires are the authors of each person's narrative.
would prob make myself pass out to get out of the exam (did it once in year 5, reckon i could pull it off again)
Think about it, these are your second last lot of exams, just push through and give it all you got because theres not much time left before school over and your all done, just try your best. But obviously prioritise your mental health over studying. There's light at the end of the tunnel.
No I its over
Reminding myself I graduate next month and I want a good atar so I have the freedom to choose between the two courses I'm interested in, instead of being forced into one
Well that's fair enough lol, to be completely honest I had 0 motivation in year 11 and found it difficult to study hard for exams I thought didn't matter. Maybe think about getting good grades for early entry? And when I'm trying to study for an exam that feels pointless I remind myself that I don’t have to do absolutely perfectly, if it's gotten to the point you can't be bothered anymore just set aside a bit of time each week to be focused on 2u but do quality study in that time. I feel the time pressure helps me take a subject more seriously
yup trials are in a week so im def feeling the time pressure but ive never studied more than 3 days for any school exam bc im a serial procrastinator so thats the main issue. i need to actually study for this tho or else ill get anxious
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