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Six Little Subjects - My journey through the QCE
« on: June 08, 2021, 07:30:56 pm »
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Hi all.

I'm writing this journal of sorts as a way to document my journey through my 2-ish years of senior schooling here in the beautiful state of Queensland. Currently, I'm beginning Unit 2 of senior schooling (meaning I'll graduate in 2022), taking the following subjects:

  • English
  • Math Methods
  • Specialist Maths
  • Legal Studies
  • Physics
  • Economics

While I primarily want to be able to get some thoughts done on paper (or screen I guess), and be able to look back at my journey when its been and gone, I'd also love to connect with people who are also doing the same things as me, or working their way towards it. I'm counting on you guys to hold me to updating this at least once every few weeks, or as time permits.

Best of luck,
WiseInvestment

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Re: Six Little Subjects - My journey through the QCE
« Reply #1 on: June 11, 2021, 01:43:09 pm »
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Hi all.

I'm writing this journal of sorts as a way to document my journey through my 2-ish years of senior schooling here in the beautiful state of Queensland. Currently, I'm beginning Unit 2 of senior schooling (meaning I'll graduate in 2022), taking the following subjects:

  • English
  • Math Methods
  • Specialist Maths
  • Legal Studies
  • Physics
  • Economics

While I primarily want to be able to get some thoughts done on paper (or screen I guess), and be able to look back at my journey when its been and gone, I'd also love to connect with people who are also doing the same things as me, or working their way towards it. I'm counting on you guys to hold me to updating this at least once every few weeks, or as time permits.

Best of luck,
WiseInvestment

Hey WiseInvestment,

I can't wait to see how your QCE journey progresses! Good luck with the years ahead :)
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Re: Six Little Subjects - My journey through the QCE
« Reply #2 on: June 12, 2021, 09:16:59 pm »
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Hey WiseInvestment!
Welcome to the forums! It's great to have you here :)
That's an interesting assortment of subjects! Are there any that you are enjoying a lot right now or think will be your favourite going into Units 3 and 4?
I look forward to your next update :)
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Re: Six Little Subjects - My journey through the QCE
« Reply #3 on: June 13, 2021, 08:05:35 pm »
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Hey WiseInvestment!
Welcome to the forums! It's great to have you here :)
That's an interesting assortment of subjects! Are there any that you are enjoying a lot right now or think will be your favourite going into Units 3 and 4?
I look forward to your next update :)
Katelyn

Glad to be here :)
I kinda chose my subjects in a way to keep my options open (Science, Humanities, Maths), but I definitely have more of an interest in Specialist and Methods rather than Legal Studies and English. There's no subject that has 100% ticked every box for me, but math and economics has done so more than the more literary subjects. Re the interesting assortment, to be fair I am the only person at my school doing that combo of subjects, clearly some people have a thing against specialist math :)

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Re: Six Little Subjects - My journey through the QCE
« Reply #4 on: June 13, 2021, 08:45:06 pm »
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Glad to be here :)
I kinda chose my subjects in a way to keep my options open (Science, Humanities, Maths), but I definitely have more of an interest in Specialist and Methods rather than Legal Studies and English. There's no subject that has 100% ticked every box for me, but math and economics has done so more than the more literary subjects. Re the interesting assortment, to be fair I am the only person at my school doing that combo of subjects, clearly some people have a thing against specialist math :)

Maths and economics pairs well together. Maths gets such a bad rep but it can be so interesting! I'm definitely glad that I chose to take more maths units in uni than I needed to.

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Re: Six Little Subjects - My journey through the QCE
« Reply #5 on: June 13, 2021, 10:46:27 pm »
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Maths and economics pairs well together. Maths gets such a bad rep but it can be so interesting! I'm definitely glad that I chose to take more maths units in uni than I needed to.

Maths and Economics also work well together in Econometrics at Uni :)
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Re: Six Little Subjects - My journey through the QCE
« Reply #6 on: June 13, 2021, 11:12:49 pm »
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Glad to be here :)
I kinda chose my subjects in a way to keep my options open (Science, Humanities, Maths), but I definitely have more of an interest in Specialist and Methods rather than Legal Studies and English. There's no subject that has 100% ticked every box for me, but math and economics has done so more than the more literary subjects. Re the interesting assortment, to be fair I am the only person at my school doing that combo of subjects, clearly some people have a thing against specialist math :)

Its so great that you've kept your options open!
I was the exact same in high school - I much preferred my STEM subjects over subjects like English. And I so wish I could've done spesh but my school unfortunately didn't offer it  :'( I just finished up a bridging course this semester to cover the spesh content though and I found it so rewarding! :)
Re "no subject ... has 100% ticked every box", I felt that way during Units 1&2. I found the content quite dry. Honestly, nothing tops Units 3&4. In particular, I loved Unit 3 methods and Unit 4 physics (with extra emphasis on unit 4 physics  8))
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