u/tangerineflower349

i can rate songs, and this year i’m gonna try to be brutally honest. if you want, i can also describe what i envision while hearing them just lmk :)

genuine question, i haven’t seen trev bring up any perfect scores even tho he did that last year. my delusional ass think there’s somewhat of a chance i could’ve done that for hug 😭

Obviously, you’re probably going to have to do some more practice for the exam than just reading these notes, but I hope they can be of value to anyone who reads them. They’re summarized lessons from my in class powerpoints. Enjoy! :)

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I want to join an honors society next school year and need 10 hours of document volunteering. Anyone know any good local opportunities?

hi! i’m looking to expand my extracurriculars this summer and have been looking for research/program related opportunities under colleges. however, the price tags are definitely not pretty. i have a very tight budget, but want to still gain the experience. i love literature and the arts, as well as maybe some history or government aspects. anyone have any ideas? for reference, i’m located in georgia if that is of any help.

How do I learn a better sense of rhythm and how to count properly? I somehow got in the mastery level of orchestra at my school, despite my rhythmic skills being absolutely horrible. I can’t count beyond quarter notes, some eight notes, half notes, whole notes, and a little bit of dotted rhythms. I somehow learn the pieces in our orchestra but individually struggle if I have to perform by myself. How do I develop good rhythmic skills? What videos or books should I use?

I know a bunch of places that only accept 16 and higher, but thought I’d post here. I’ve sent around 30 applications so far, and no response. If anyone knows any niche spots or something out of the box, I’d love to know.

I know a bunch of places that only accept 16 and higher, but thought I’d post here. I’ve sent around 30 applications so far, and no response. If anyone knows any niche spots or something out of the box, I’d love to know.

kinda at a loss for what to practice bc i did all the progress checks and only have 1 mock exam left. ordered the princeton book, hoping the review would be somewhat good. spoiler, it’s pretty terrible. where in the course does it teach you that bolivia is a multilingual country? personally, that was a weird question, considering there was no stimuli. after flipping through like 20 more of those, i gave up because they were super niche and random. personally, knowt wasn’t the best either. anyone have any ideas?

long story short, i’m taking hug. i took gov last year, and the progress checks were ten levels easier than whatever is happening with my human geo ones now. i take notes, watch mr sinn, and have never scored below an 85 on any unit test in class. my overall in the class is a 95 currently. should i be worried about my scores (70-83 range), or is it not worth stressing over?