2024 HSC Chat (6 Viewers)

[xoNat]

noooooo it's back to haunt me

 

[xoNat]

guess I just won't get an atar this year

 

[AsuTeksu]

Regarding Y12, has anyone experienced quite a low rank after the first assessment but gradually became 1st place by the end of all school assessments?

 

[its_ace21]

Regarding Y12, has anyone experienced quite a low rank after the first assessment but gradually became 1st place by the end of all school assessments?

i was gonna say yea till i read the last part

 

[mmmmmmmmaaaaaaa]

Regarding Y12, has anyone experienced quite a low rank after the first assessment but gradually became 1st place by the end of all school assessments?

I experienced the other way around if that helps

 

[scaryshark09]

Regarding Y12, has anyone experienced quite a low rank after the first assessment but gradually became 1st place by the end of all school assessments?

I was rank 5-15 all year in business studies, came like 2nd in trials, ended internals rank 6, got equal 1st in HSC exam, and somehow overall equal 1st HSC mark

 

[AsuTeksu]

For those that are applicable to this, what are your reasons for liking English as a subject? I almost hate it and cannot stand the amount of subjectivity it holds, however, that mindset will kill me later on so I'd prefer to work on it and change it now

 

[Average Boreduser]

For those that are applicable to this, what are your reasons for liking English as a subject? I almost hate it and cannot stand the amount of subjectivity it holds, however, that mindset will kill me later on so I'd prefer to work on it and change it now

I thought u liked English what

 

[AsuTeksu]

I thought u liked English what

I do reasonably well at English Advanced as a subject, however, it is getting to a point where I'm finding fewer reasons to like the subject. My teacher is a main factor in that. I find that when I don't like a subject as much, for example, my situation with Mathematics Advanced before, the worst I eventually started performing. Right now I would rather do Mathematics, even MX2, than do English

 

[Szz:P]

well today the leader of learning called me into her office and said i'm fairly smart for a year 11 student and then pretended to be on call when i said i'm in year 12.

 

[lolcti]

well today the leader of learning called me into her office and said i'm fairly smart for a year 11 student and then pretended to be on call when i said i'm in year 12.

damn that's tough I hope you're ok now

 

[Szz:P]

Reality check i guess

 

[C_master]

well today the leader of learning called me into her office and said i'm fairly smart for a year 11 student and then pretended to be on call when i said i'm in year 12.

damn imao

 

[Aeonium]

guys does anyone actually talk to school counsellors i feel like everyone just considers them the highschool equivalent of human resources so no one seeks help from them

 

[xoNat]

guys does anyone actually talk to school counsellors i feel like everyone just considers them the highschool equivalent of human resources so no one seeks help from them

Yes people do, I can't testify on their effectiveness because I've never been to one personally but there's quite a few people at my school that see the counsellor. Idk about your school but appointments tend to be pretty discreet so you might not notice people going to the school counsellor's office. Oh and it's not really like HR lol, there are some very broad commonalities e.g guidance, education, mediation and communicating with the school but students aren't employees...

NSW Education:
The school counsellor is a teacher with a major in psychology who has responsibility for providing schools with advice and support in matters relating to student academic, personal and social development, welfare and discipline and provides psychological and other testing as required. It is the role of the school counsellor to provide a comprehensive student support program within the school environment offering counselling with students on a one to one basis or in a group setting assisting the students with specific issues, acting as a mediator or providing information on other life skills. They may be required to liaise with parents, teachers, or other external health providers as needed as part of the counselling process regarding mental health
issues.

 

[jimmysmith560]

human resources

We're not that bad

 

[xoNat]

We're not that bad

Fr I have a family member in HR and they basically have to deal with teenagers with more rights

 

[Average Boreduser]

most places i hover around have decent boba options so it gets a bit hard to decide which; i think tea spot in burwood/cabra & tea express in town hall are the best but i think i will need to tone down my boba consumption to compensate for printing trial papers & transport & more focus on acc food

I had koomi for the first time. Tasted meh. Chatime>

 

[Aeonium]

I had koomi for the first time. Tasted meh. Chatime>

no way you say chatime is better than anything i'll make a comprehensive boba tier list otw home

 

[Average Boreduser]

real if chatime has 0 haters im dead

‘Oh no, there’s not 14 cups of sugar in my tea- ohhhhhh the horror….. this isn’t tea?!?! This some McDonald’s meat type shi’

no way you say chatime is better than anything i'll make a comprehensive boba tier list otw home

gong cha is , don’t even get me started on sharetea