u/MurkyPart730

my teacher said that technically students are not supposed to know their rank in the class, or even the class average for the sacs?

but why do teachers do it anyway? is this a rule from vcaa?

does anyone elsethink sunset blvd is a hard text to write about? the ideas are so complex its kind of hard to write a really good response to the prompt, and there are so many things u could talk about too since its a film

Ive noticed that my chem teacher uses ai to make the sacs.

She thinks we dont notice it but its obvious.

I didnt even know this was allowed.

Does anyone elses teachers do this?

english sacs so far 70, 94, 90

methods 52 on first sac, hoping next 2 sacs are at least 50 percent.

chem sacs 70, 78, 90

bio sacs 84, 76, 87

vet health 90, 99

got 37 raw in psychology last year

I think year 12 would be so much more tolerable if i didnt have to carry the weight of bricks in my bag.

my back hurt a month ago for like a full week because of it.

now my shoulders hurt

also when walking up the school stairs in the morning with it i get so out of breath.

and then walking home from the bus stop is so annoying too.

does anyone relate and what have you done to fix this ??

ik i have to exercise more and maybe carry some books in my hand but damn im excited to graduate just bc of this.

has anyone here actually tried waking up at 5am or smth to study is it worth it and how can i get into the habit of it

do you do it more on weekends or weekdays before school??

hey, is there anyone here that doesn't use flashcards to study content heavy subjects (or barely uses them) and still gets good grades? if so, how do you memorise a whole years worth of content for the exam?

has anyone applied for the deakin scholarship for excellence in the past and did you need to sit an interview for it at all?