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who got above 90 for their UAI here? (1 Viewer)
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Listen to the Laz, he knows wtf he's going on about - don't you, James? 
But don't start him on Physics talk *cringes*
But don't start him on Physics talk *cringes*
damn i hate teachers like that in my school....
several people are pretty much guaranteed to get full marks in all english assessments. due to the fact that they'll argue the teachers into submission if they got anything less, so the teachers are scared of them now......
happens in other subjects too. people argue their way to higher marks....
several people are pretty much guaranteed to get full marks in all english assessments. due to the fact that they'll argue the teachers into submission if they got anything less, so the teachers are scared of them now......
happens in other subjects too. people argue their way to higher marks....
Its not necessarily arguing with my teachers that gets more people marks.
Its the fact that there 'known' as smart so whatever they hand in is already brilliant whether its complete crap or not & also some smart people have a really good personal relationship with the teachers.
Its the fact that there 'known' as smart so whatever they hand in is already brilliant whether its complete crap or not & also some smart people have a really good personal relationship with the teachers.
DC10
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I freakin hate tight marking teachers!
schwang_thang
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yeah we've got one of them fags at our school
hes completely obsessed with his footballers (league) n u can bet ur house on the chance that they'll get better marks than if they were being marked by another teacher
on the other hand he hates the school captain - he actually told him that...the cap is consistently ranked 1st in practically all his subjects, yet when the fag marks him, he's never been 1st b4. which is very suss.
Well if you do badly scaled subjects it is very hard to get a
UAI >96.
Unless of course you get first or close to that in the state in all those badly scaled subjects. Even still if you look at the statistics for IPT last year (badly scaled) the top scaled mark was about 92.With other subjects such as 4 unit maths its easier to get a higher scaled mark because the people who do the course tend to do better in all the courses that they undertake.
For me I found IPT really hard compared to all my other subjects because it was so ambiguous. Add to that the people who do it are usually lower candidture students who don't do well on average in all there subjects.
My point is that the subjects you choose already have a bearing on the type and range of UAI marks you can get, even before you under take the HSC course.
I agree scaling changes every year but generally there is a trend for each subject
UAI >96.
Unless of course you get first or close to that in the state in all those badly scaled subjects. Even still if you look at the statistics for IPT last year (badly scaled) the top scaled mark was about 92.With other subjects such as 4 unit maths its easier to get a higher scaled mark because the people who do the course tend to do better in all the courses that they undertake.
For me I found IPT really hard compared to all my other subjects because it was so ambiguous. Add to that the people who do it are usually lower candidture students who don't do well on average in all there subjects.
My point is that the subjects you choose already have a bearing on the type and range of UAI marks you can get, even before you under take the HSC course.
I agree scaling changes every year but generally there is a trend for each subject