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Currently I've done unit 1 Englang and I'm still unsure whether to stay or move back to mainstream English.

I've found some topics pretty dry but I've been averaging about high A+s on the tests so far, given that they are more basic and to introduce us to the style of Englang.

I know EngLang definitely gets harder, and compared to English there are less resources available and a lot of the kids who do it are quite smart.

I just wanted to see if anyone else is or was in a similar position to me, or could give me any advice. It would be greatly appreciated.

Alternatively I could try doing English and EngLang for semester 2 and see how I go, but my friends don't think it's a good idea.

Thanks 🙏

Hello, I a year 9 how is pretty new to all of the VCE concept. I'm allawed to take one vce subject for year 10 and I know literally no one how took vce before me and when I asked my science teacher, she said that she found chemistry really interesting and even specialized in it for uni, but I feel like that's more an opinion than something that I can relate to . I tried researching and asked one of the year 11's but all of the opinion/information are clashing together. I want to take the harder one in year 10 so I take some weight off my shoulders. Please help and give opinions and experiences. English is also not my first language and I suffering pretty badly in it, so I would also appreciate if you told me which one contains harder vocabulary. Thankssssssssssss<3 (I'm aiming for undergraduate med, are those good enough subjects, what subjects would you also recommend ??)

1 week til my next sac and i know a solid 2 quotes off by heart... how on earth do ppl memorise lines and stuff??? like ive alr tried flashcards and stuff but it feels nothing rlly sticks in my head, any advice??? 💔

Im genuinely in need of advice.

I’m currently in year 12 and I’m really keen on studying law at Deakin which requires a fairly high atar . However If im being honest with myself and reflect on how I’ve been performing I NEED TO CHANGE ASAP otherwise I won’t achieve what I know what I’m very much capable of. My sac results have been mediocre and I know I’m capable of so much more. If anyone has tips please reach out because I genuinely want to fix the root issue and perform in a way I can be proud of. I know I’m not dumb but atm I certainly feel it💔

the test is tomorrow guys, I didn’t do the edrolo and know I know barely anything

please help I’m already nearly failing the last few assents

i dropped a mark on my first methods sac💔💔💔

is it wraps for raw 50 does rank really matter that much id say my cohorts pretty decent tho

i'm struggling to find practice sacs for general maths unit 3/4.

but exam questions are quite accessible... is it advised to just do exam questions instead of finding sac papers?? i know exam questions are more challenging, but general maths questions are so wordy and confusing. i always understand the concept, but i feel like i've never practiced enough questions.

So I'm planning to enter VCE Acceleration where essentially you're able to select and do a Year 11 subject in Year 10, which subjects are likely the best to choose for VCE Acceleration?

1 down, 1 to go!

Yea just as the title says, I've been trying to research but it'd be nice if someone could give me a concrete answer.

I want something unique that i can speak passionately about, does anyone have any good topics?

im yr 11 doing gen 3/4, english 1/2, spesh 1/2, chem 1/2 accounting 1/2, psych 1/2

im thinjking of doing 3/4 methods and 3/4 english in yr 12

idk what to drop out of chem spesh accounting and psych

in accounting im averaging 80, in psych im averaging 80, in spesh im averaging 75, and in chem im averaging 70.

in english im averaging 55 and in gen 3/4 im averaging 97

last yr i averaged 80 for mnethods

as the title suggests, im looking for extra ways to motivate myself to score better marks in my sacs and exams. I recently saw a youtube video of how asian tiger parents force their kids to get A+ on every assignment and became interested in this topic. Because im not asian, i dont have parents like this, so i was wondering where i should go to find their daughters instead, because they would likely carry the same work ethic and strictness, right? I would like the girlfriend to tutor me for my hard subjects, and punish me whenever i get a mark below A+. is this a good idea to maximise my vce results? and if so how should i go about finding this girlfriend?

If you are interested or know someone who would be , please message me

how long is everyone studying after school, and if you graduated, how long were you studying and what was your atar?

i see tiktoks of people studying 5-6 hours after school and its stressing me out

Seeing people on TikTok claiming they do six hours of focused study every night after school, plus gym, plus a part-time job. Please tell me the high achievers are lying because I am feeling incredibly lazy lately

I'm trying to make a plan for my creative writing piece for unit 1 VCE English and the contention is conflict

I'm thinking of writing a reflective memoir my identity of being half Japanese/white and part of it talks about the guilt of being unable to be as fluent as I want to be in Japanese considering it's my mum's native tongue

would it be unnecessary/corny to write a sentence in Japanese considering my teacher wouldn't be able to read it, and in my opinion it could symbolise the feeling of disorientation and words feeling foreign

it would be something like 「私は日本語を話せる」I can speak Japanese. It was the first language I spoke, wrote, read, and understood, but somewhere along the line, without noticing, I fell behind.

I need some honest words of wisdom

Thanks!