VCE Food Studies Questions Thread

[Joseph41]

VCE FOOD STUDIES Q&A THREAD

What is this thread for?
If you have general questions about the VCE Food Studies course or how to improve in certain areas, this is the place to ask! 👌


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Everyone is welcome to contribute; even if you're unsure of yourself, providing different perspectives is incredibly valuable.

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[AISHAB]

Hi,

I recently put in my subject selection for 2019.I completed 1/2 Methods, but have chose to do 3/4 Food Studies next year.Many people have suggested I should continue with methods, as it will be difficult to catch up with all the content missed in 1/2 Food Studies. Is this true?

Thanks

[derpson]

Hi,

I recently put in my subject selection for 2019.I completed 1/2 Methods, but have chose to do 3/4 Food Studies next year.Many people have suggested I should continue with methods, as it will be difficult to catch up with all the content missed in 1/2 Food Studies. Is this true?

Thanks

Nope. 1/2 content is completely different to 3/4 content.

[AISHAB]

Nope. 1/2 content is completely different to 3/4 content.

Great thank you so much!

[AmandaLolitena]

What scores do you need to get a 45+ in food
my sac scores:
outcome 1 96%
outcome 2: 98%

[homeworkisapotato]

What scores do you need to get a 45+ in food
my sac scores:
outcome 1 96%
outcome 2: 98%

There are too many factors that come into play like rankings and sac scaling.. just do your best and the rest will play on. Seems like you've gotten really good scores though! Keep it up!

[Aliyahh1234]

Hi,

Has anyone got a 50 in food. If so, what SAC scores did you achieve?

(IK this isnt an appropriate measure as SAC's differ in complexity in other schools, but I would still like to know)

THANKS