Make sure you look at every single page to ensure that you don't miss any last pages or under estimate the length. If there are extended responses just have a little look and plan how you think you might adapt it. If there are any questions you have no idea about, just make a note of it in your brain but don't fight with it. Once you have seen each question i would have a go at the first few questions in your head, especially if they are multiple choice. The last 2-3 minutes i recommend just calming yourself down, breathing slowly and telling yourself that you are ready and will do well!
You are amazing. What time did you sleep every night and for how long? How did you ensure that your breaks really counted? What fun activities did you do?
Sleep was my weakest point, i am quite nocturnal so i would go to be just before midnight and usually wake up just before 8. And as for my breaks i would watch an episode of my favourite show, modern family with some food (23 minutes) or i would meditate if i was stressing or even go to the gym or do exercise if i was having a long break. Thanks for the comment!
Hi Jayden, I (Nick) did : Advanced English, Extension1 Maths, advanced maths, Studies of Religion (II), Biology and chemistry Shay did: Standard English, Extension1 Maths, advanced maths, Studies of Religion (II), Chemistry and Physics
Yeah thats some solid work. It depends on what you want to get as an ATAR, if you want 98 or something extraordinary you'll need to step it up a bit more but if not than you're sweet.
I personally think that you should make your own notes to answer every syllabus dot point using multiples sources of info. Using excel as one of those sources is completely fine but i don't recommend only using one source of text as your entire method of covering the knowledge bases for your subjects :)
Thanks for the advice, just hit an 96.05 ATAR
I haven't even started watching this video but thank you for this video!! 💯⭐️
Thanks so much! :) hope you get something out of it
Still got 4 years but you gotta start early.
How about 6 years?
CJ I'm half way through year ten and I need 70 and above, so B's in everything from now on...yay
Halfway through year ten as well, my grades have dropped from A's to C's and I know that if I study I will do well, but I'm lazy so I'm back here
Good luck for year 12, hopefully Year 11 was good for you.
More like this year 0-o. Gl my guy
Thanks for the great advice. Just wondering how did you organise your workload?
Thanks for the insightful video. Ive got a question, how do i efficiently use my reading time during my exams?
Make sure you look at every single page to ensure that you don't miss any last pages or under estimate the length. If there are extended responses just have a little look and plan how you think you might adapt it. If there are any questions you have no idea about, just make a note of it in your brain but don't fight with it. Once you have seen each question i would have a go at the first few questions in your head, especially if they are multiple choice. The last 2-3 minutes i recommend just calming yourself down, breathing slowly and telling yourself that you are ready and will do well!
You are amazing. What time did you sleep every night and for how long? How did you ensure that your breaks really counted? What fun activities did you do?
Sleep was my weakest point, i am quite nocturnal so i would go to be just before midnight and usually wake up just before 8. And as for my breaks i would watch an episode of my favourite show, modern family with some food (23 minutes) or i would meditate if i was stressing or even go to the gym or do exercise if i was having a long break. Thanks for the comment!
Thank you for the quick reply. I will recommend your channel to my friends.
I'm choosing my subjects for the HSC very soon. what subjects did you guys take?
Hi Jayden, I (Nick) did : Advanced English, Extension1 Maths, advanced maths, Studies of Religion (II), Biology and chemistry
Shay did: Standard English, Extension1 Maths, advanced maths, Studies of Religion (II), Chemistry and Physics
Thanks! I've put my rough selection in with
- Extension1 Math
- Advanced Math
- Standard English
- Physics
-Chemistry
- Biology
- Music
Jayden Hall did you finish yr12 yet??
@@Happyx222 Yeah I have :) crushed a 94.00
@@jaydenhall7284 Aye, a very late congratulations!
Is studying approximately three hours a day when studying everyday months before the HSC and Trial Exams sufficient?
Yeah thats some solid work. It depends on what you want to get as an ATAR, if you want 98 or something extraordinary you'll need to step it up a bit more but if not than you're sweet.
+ThatStudentLifeAustralia And will doing past papers online be helpful?
As long as you have answers to check with yours it should be fine, but i do encourage getting fast at hand writing too
@@ThatStudentLifeAustralia approx how much?
But most are not available out of Australia! (The past year papers and their markschemes)
Thank for the helpful video! What uni do you attend?
Thanks for the watch :) and i go to university of newcastle
I've been full out studying every single day. but now I have the flu... my HSC starts in two days! :(
Quick question about the excel textbooks are the study guides any good in comparison to the past papers what's your opinion
I personally think that you should make your own notes to answer every syllabus dot point using multiples sources of info. Using excel as one of those sources is completely fine but i don't recommend only using one source of text as your entire method of covering the knowledge bases for your subjects :)
+ThatStudentLifeAustralia Ok thank you for answering my question great video once again :)
What laptop did you use throughout highschool?
I used a little dell laptop from year 10 to year 12, it was from when the federal government semi bought us all laptops :)
If your looking to buy a laptop for school purchase a mac or those microsoft tablet/laptop thingos