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HSC Journal- The Final Years of School
clovvy:
I hated this... I walked out of the exam feeling completely devastated.... MX1 the subject I am confident with.... I felt I was unable to show them what I can do.... Q14 destroys me more than I wanted or even expected... whenever I did a HSC 3U paper I have never encounter difficulties that is on par on very difficult harder 3U question which is a higher order MX2 type... a blow in confidence and feeling deeply humiliated as well as realising I make silly mistakes that will cost me marks..... never have I ever did a paper where I can't do a single question in a Q14 in a 3U HSC paper... this one I felt dogged and hit my vital spot harder than anything.... at the end of the day I was unable to solve the last questions of 4U nor 3U despite the aim of being able to do them by the HSC.... I felt ashamed and unaccomplised.. do I really have to rely on transferring between courses? I felt really humiliated..
headsup:
Heyy!!!
I truly believe it was a tough exam..... I basically didn't get most of the questions.... The most important thing now is to move on and focus on the remaining 2 exams that you have with the hope to boost your ATAR overall.... I think a lot of people are feeling the same but it is important not to sweat things that cannot be changed!!
Best of luck with your final exams! You can do this.
clovvy:
--- Quote from: headsup on October 31, 2018, 06:17:05 am ---Heyy!!!
I truly believe it was a tough exam..... I basically didn't get most of the questions.... The most important thing now is to move on and focus on the remaining 2 exams that you have with the hope to boost your ATAR overall.... I think a lot of people are feeling the same but it is important not to sweat things that cannot be changed!!
Best of luck with your final exams! You can do this.
--- End quote ---
thanks man... yea I am trying my best to both learn and cope with stress at the same time... physics is by far my weakest so I am hoping I did ok somewhat...
Bri MT:
Hey
I felt shattered after my maths exams. I wanted to do specialist (hard VCE maths) but my school didn't offer it so I did methods (medium VCE maths). When I did my practice exams I was doing great & I remember going a lecturer at a revision lecture my school organised saying I had a good chance of getting 45+ (top 2 percent of the state). But I overly focused and was thrown on exam day by two things a) an incorrect graph in the last question b) the fact that rank 1 hadn't done any exam preparation and wasn't going to try. My SACs were scaled to a C+ and I scored a B+ on exam 1.
I questioned everything. How arrogant was I to think I could get 45+ when I didn't even get 35+? How did I think I could have done spec? Was I actually no good at maths?
Now I'm in uni doing maths harder than specialist and I haven't sat my exam yet but my past couple of assignments have been HDs.
At the start of the year I was bitter about my math scores, but with time I've moved on, and so have my scores.
It's unlikely to happen overnight, but you'll be able to move on & see that your performance here doesn't define you too.
clovvy:
I have made my settings so that I cannot be contacted by any means and I will only hide in the shadows... My marks were far more disgusting than expected that it's not even worth looking at my ATAR for.... one subject I got scaled down significantly by the cohort (english standard, thanks to my terrible cohort).... I almost scrap repeating as an option but after seeing my results this morning I reconsider it again even though Isaac delaTorre told me it's a bad idea and don't repeat no matter what... I have taken into account everything that I was told, there are many pathways etc... for me, that pathway is definitely repeating my HSC all over again it seems
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