No one made a exam discussion thread yet?!?

[Scrono13]

Flying pigs you mean.

Btw guys. "men socialising?"

The Men's Shed Association question hahaha

[Aelru]

The Men's Shed Association question hahaha

"Woodwork" they say.

[k-smoove]

Found the exam not too bad considering I had commenced studying over the previous two days essentially!
Also considering a 59ish/95 is an A and 72ish/95 is an A+, i feel pretty fab!

[Scrono13]

Found the exam not too bad considering I had commenced studying over the previous two days essentially!
Also considering a 59ish/95 is an A and 72ish/95 is an A+, i feel pretty fab!

Predicting another lowish A+ cut off?

[Aelru]

Found the exam not too bad considering I had commenced studying over the previous two days essentially!
Also considering a 59ish/95 is an A and 72ish/95 is an A+, i feel pretty fab!

Great! Heres to us doing well!

[vashappenin]

That was a lot better than I anticipated! Do you guys think the cut-off will rise or stay around the same.
And also, with The VicHealth priorities or whatever do we need to write them word for word? I wrote reduce harm from UV radiation instead of exposure for some reason -.-

[Edward21]

That was a lot better than I anticipated! Do you guys think the cut-off will rise or stay around the same.
And also, with The VicHealth priorities or whatever do we need to write them word for word? I wrote reduce harm from UV radiation instead of exposure for some reason -.-

If the A+ stays to a similar proportion ie. 74.5% cutoff then you'd need 70+/95; though health all in all is "easy", I don't think that the marking will be nice whatsoever, VCAA is really harsh on specifics so it could stay relatively the same. Ie. not social inequalities but social inequities, despite my textbook teaching it the first way...

[Aelru]

VCAA is really harsh on specifics so it could stay relatively the same. Ie. not social inequalities but social inequities, despite my textbook teaching it the first way...

^Uses empower + address broader. avoid it all together lol.

[rebeccab26]

I think I used about half a page worth of extra space. I wouldn't lose marks for this, would I?

Of course you wouldn't
It's there so you can do that
As long as you got the details required in there it's fine

[FunkyAfrican]

Found it to be a great exam. Certainly a bit gutted I didn't get a chance to discuss Dementia, but my asthma knowledge was good. The only thing I have doubts over is the HDI indicator question as I'm not sure the link between the indicators was strong. All in all, a good exam.

I'd like to extend my wide appreciation and gratefulness to everyone who has contributed to the HHD forum. Although I did not make too many posts, I have been a regular lurker and have learnt so much. I hope we all get a study score we are happy with.
Thanks you

[iwanta90sobad]

Has anyone uploaded a copy of the exam?

I think I misread the question to do with HDI, does anyone remember the wording of it?

[Scrono13]

I said 'acts to empower individuals and the community' - will I lose marks?

[Josiah Middleton]

With that question about a program to improve maternal health that could be implemented by an NGO,
Did you guys make up a program or did you list an actual one.
I listed Zonta birthing kits, but I am not sure if it's right or not.

Cheers, hope you all went well. I thought it was much easier than I expected.

[Cloud.Nine]

Has anyone uploaded a copy of the exam?

I think I misread the question to do with HDI, does anyone remember the wording of it?

Same case here, initially presumed dimensions and wrote Health, Education and Standard of living. Although in the description I described the indicators such as GDP Per capita and income contributing to standard of living, Education enrolments etc.

[millie96]

I think I screwd up the HDI question. I didn't really explain why developed countries have a higher life expectancy/mean years of schooling etc, just that they do.

How many marks was it worth?