2024 HSC Chat (5 Viewers)

[radioheadfan42]

The only fix for that is past papers, marking and redoing stuff u got wrong

Agreed! Our chemistry teacher is amazing she gave us this absolute BEHEMOTH of a practice paper. Im gonna work through that bad boy like no tommorow. Its going to get absolutely extreme guys smash like

Cant wait to realise how much im capable of forgetting in 0.0000002 seconds after i learn it

 

[xoNat]

Agreed! Our chemistry teacher is amazing she gave us this absolute BEHEMOTH of a practice paper. Im gonna work through that bad boy like no tommorow. Its going to get absolutely extreme guys smash like

Cant wait to realise how much im capable of forgetting in 0.0000002 seconds after i learn it

Send us the hard questions

 

[vajayjay]

me when the finance Q in cssa 2u was literally just asking for simple interest. stg i never learned that

 

[hscccc]

guys i need serious help idk if i should appeal for this. i got dragged into a meeting about my "terrible" handwriting in my English trial and got told that i did far below my average, which I'm normally at a band 6 level. I've gotten half of it back and got 9 on my craft of writing and a 6 on my common module, but when i look at my writing the parts they haven't highlighted because it "wasn't decipherable' actually is quite readable. from an unbiased view, i can genuinely read way over half of what has not been highlighted.

apparently i cannot read back to the markers again my work so they can mark it accordingly, is there a specific policy that states this for trials? or should i get the school to flag it on some grounds (to be fair i did have a severe family death two weeks before trials where i had to become the primary caretaker for my siblings for two weeks)

i had something similar happen where half of my essay was illegible. I was able to read it aloud with the head of curriculum to transcribe it, however I was quite lucky to be given the chance id say. For the HSC we need to be really mindful of our writing as youre not given the same opportunity, but I would try and appeal it as it would be a school specific assessment policy that's impacting you and itll impact your rank. Maybe you could suggest something similar where you are with an unbiased supervisor who hands the transcribed work to the markers? Or apply for some kind of misadventure? then again your school may be trying to teach you the lesson the hard way, as was explained to me, the hsc markers are being paid per essay, they are not going to spend time deciphering hand writing and will often give it a mark in the middle of the band

 

[bruhmoment.]

guys i know this question is probs asked a 1000 times here, but how exactly do school marks get moderated. what are the factors that influence it?
Like is it the difficulty of the school assessments itself, the cohort average, median, all those stats, while also considering the rank of the student itself. am i right or no?

 

[thelittlepotatofrog]

guys i need serious help idk if i should appeal for this. i got dragged into a meeting about my "terrible" handwriting in my English trial and got told that i did far below my average, which I'm normally at a band 6 level. I've gotten half of it back and got 9 on my craft of writing and a 6 on my common module, but when i look at my writing the parts they haven't highlighted because it "wasn't decipherable' actually is quite readable. from an unbiased view, i can genuinely read way over half of what has not been highlighted.

apparently i cannot read back to the markers again my work so they can mark it accordingly, is there a specific policy that states this for trials? or should i get the school to flag it on some grounds (to be fair i did have a severe family death two weeks before trials where i had to become the primary caretaker for my siblings for two weeks)

do u have a photo of thew handwriting?

also yes def appeal, do you have someone you go to at school for that sort of thing? like for example if you were sick for an exam do you have a person yolou would take the medical note to? bc that would be the person I would go to

 

[e8zks]

Anyone done the there business studies paper, if so, which one and how did u go
howhard was it

 

[K2Trappy]

Anyone done the there business studies paper, if so, which one and how did u go
howhard was it

no clue where tf my trial is from got 97/100 but it was quite challenging with some odd short answer questions and I fucked the business report

 

[Bastani]

no clue where tf my trial is from got 97/100 but it was quite challenging with some odd short answer questions and I fucked the business report

add me on chess.com

 

[K2Trappy]

add me on chess.com

don't think u ready for my 550 elo

 

[sonny_angel520]

Who did the Japanese continuers oral exam today?

 

[Bastani]

don't think u ready for my 550 elo

1700

 

[billy10101]

no clue where tf my trial is from got 97/100 but it was quite challenging with some odd short answer questions and I fucked the business report

if you fucked up your business report with 97/100, I don't even want to know what I got

 

[Bastani]

if you fucked up your business report with 97/100, I don't even want to know what I got

alr

 

[K2Trappy]

if you fucked up your business report with 97/100, I don't even want to know what I got

nah not as in fucked up fucked up but I got 17/20 so lost all marks on that one section

 

[Bastani]

nah not as in fucked up fucked up but I got 17/20 so lost all marks on that one section

consequences of being 500 elo

 

[ziGma]

Hi. whose schools are having a year 12 formal farewell?

 

[Bastani]

Hi. whose schools are having a year 12 formal farewell?

idk

 

[K2Trappy]

Hi. whose schools are having a year 12 formal farewell?

doesn't every school

 

[floorboardtiles]

doesn't every school

there's definitely some odd ones out that don't especially if it's like a small student body