Do prelim results affect HSC/UAI results? (1 Viewer)

[gordo]

after reading the title of this thread, i can't beleive it ended up so long.



p.s. ask your bloody teachers, don't have us guessing what happens at your school

 

[Casmira]

They used to count towards you HSC. Fortunately, they no longer do.

They did for my sister as far as i can remember, she did hers in 1993

 

[goan_crazy]

Ye.. yr 11 is preliminary
It's like a warmup

yeah that was said well!

 

[deano059]

The Year 11 course, aka prelim does not count towards the NSW HSC.

However, approximately 30%, of prelimary mathematics content may appear in the hsc course.

 

[goan_crazy]

The Year 11 course, aka prelim does not count towards the NSW HSC.

However, approximately 30%, of prelimary mathematics content may appear in the hsc course.

chill deano...seriously
lol
u havent even started yr 11 yet!
yeah but ur rite there
maybe i shoulda worked harder in yr11 maths
wouldnt be so screwed now in 2 unit

 

[deano059]

chill deano...seriously
lol
u havent even started yr 11 yet!
yeah but ur rite there
maybe i shoulda worked harder in yr11 maths
wouldnt be so screwed now in 2 unit

why do i need to chill i was just answering the concerned persons question joe!!!

*thinks* i dont even get replies to my pms anymore **HUMPH**

and im at school today...cruising through...teachers love me....day on bos

 

[TimeAndTide]

The Year 11 course, aka prelim does not count towards the NSW HSC.

However, approximately 30%, of prelimary mathematics content may appear in the hsc course.

Thats because prelim. 3U covers half of the 2U course.

 

[deano059]

Thats because prelim. 3U covers half of the 2U course.

thanks for clarifying that TimeAndTide

 

[TimeAndTide]

Its true. All maths cover each other in prelim/hsc while the other subjects do similar modules in prelim.

eg. Space in yr 11, and space in yr 12 and astrophysics.

 

[deano059]

Its true. All maths cover each other in prelim/hsc while the other subjects do similar modules in prelim.

eg. Space in yr 11, and space in yr 12 and astrophysics.

i know, i wasnt being a smart ass..i was realling thanking you fooooooooor clarifying it

 

[goan_crazy]

i know, i wasnt being a smart ass..i was realling thanking you fooooooooor clarifying it

nah deano just wanted 2 do another post didnt ya mate

 

[goan_crazy]

hows ur new skool goin deano
where u go now?
guess wat i go back on tuesday woot!

 

[deano059]

nah deano just wanted 2 do another post didnt ya mate

gotta start somewhere to get up to your post count i spose

 

[goan_crazy]

gotta start somewhere to get up to your post count i spose

deano wants 2 be like his idol

 

[A l]

The results in preliminary assessments usually have no direct effect on HSC results, however the content of the HSC course is built on the preliminary course. That means the some contents of the preliminary course may be needed to do the HSC course. For example, in physics you may need to use a formula you have learnt in the preliminary course to do areas in the HSC course. The direct results from the preliminary course shouldn't affect the HSC course, but in terms of knowledge and understanding they may have an effect. However, I do believe that most schools would revise some areas of the preliminary course if it is needed for the HSC course.

 

[shArkEe]

hey guys basically the prelim stuff CAN NOT be counted in your HSC marks but your HSC assessment can have up to 20% of your prelim stuff in it, so if you have a maths test for HSC assessment 80% of the stuff you woulda learnt in year 12 and 20% could be from prelim

 

[DanielleM]

prelim means NOTHING towards the HSC

 

[TimeAndTide]

i know, i wasnt being a smart ass..i was realling thanking you fooooooooor clarifying it

We'll see about that....

 

[goan_crazy]

careful deano...

 

[**freakstar87**]

The results in preliminary assessments usually have no direct effect on HSC results, however the content of the HSC course is built on the preliminary course. That means the some contents of the preliminary course may be needed to do the HSC course. For example, in physics you may need to use a formula you have learnt in the preliminary course to do areas in the HSC course. The direct results from the preliminary course shouldn't affect the HSC course, but in terms of knowledge and understanding they may have an effect. However, I do believe that most schools would revise some areas of the preliminary course if it is needed for the HSC course.

same for chemistry and maths :uhhuh: