Easy High 40's for P.E. Possible?

[sillysmile]

i have the nelson, found the first three chapters to be incredibly boring  and apparently live it up isnt too different..
but the new topic on energy systems seems really interesting, since its a bit like biology i think im going to find it alot easier, regardless of my teacher saying that it will be harder haha

[sillysmile]

to be honest not too long ago the prospect of physical education seemed bleak to me. so i fell a bit behind in study...  when i couldnt change subjects i decided to commit, kinda caught up and
ended up with an unexpected a+ for the first sac on chapter one

[vexx]

i have the nelson, found the first three chapters to be incredibly boring  and apparently live it up isnt too different..
but the new topic on energy systems seems really interesting, since its a bit like biology i think im going to find it alot easier, regardless of my teacher saying that it will be harder haha

yeah the first three chapters are awful, i too am trying to keep up with it and trying to study- so hard to be motivated to study something as boring as promotion of PA .___.
yep! looking forward to the biology part too, yeah haha apparently it's the part people struggle with most, your doing bio though - and people who do bio generally smash this section. well anyone who is good at science really can, just most people who do it are not really into science heh.

[sillysmile]

i have the nelson, found the first three chapters to be incredibly boring  and apparently live it up isnt too different..
but the new topic on energy systems seems really interesting, since its a bit like biology i think im going to find it alot easier, regardless of my teacher saying that it will be harder haha

yeah the first three chapters are awful, i too am trying to keep up with it and trying to study- so hard to be motivated to study something as boring as promotion of PA .___.
yep! looking forward to the biology part too, yeah haha apparently it's the part people struggle with most, your doing bio though - and people who do bio generally smash this section. well anyone who is good at science really can, just most people who do it are not really into science heh.

yeah we are learning about aerobic and anaerobic respiration in biology now, hey vexx in regards to psychology just how well did you do in your sacs and exams?
and how much study did you put into psych?

[vexx]

^ that overlap is so good- i'm jealous, i wanted to do bio so bad

ahh for psych:
i averaged ~93% unit 3, and ~96% unit 4 for sacs, both exams were slightly below mid A+ (compared to cutoffs). i crammed majorly 2 weeks before the midyear, and did one hour a day over a month for the end year. ha so different, i lost really stupid marks on the end year, like i got 0/6 (after doubling) for a question that previously had been correct to say "mentally associate" now you get 0 for not saying "visually" associate. remember that for method of loci when you do it

[Visionz]

Im still doing promotion of PA , NPAG and shit in PE. =\
I dont really like the next bit either, I dont do bio or anything. Its not too confusing though. I just relate it to my own sports training so it has SOME personal relevance.
Im hanging out for unit 4. I should smash that.

[sillysmile]

haha yeah the overlap is pretty good with psych biol and p.e, im finding psych the easiest subject so far, but im having trouble with lit..
for my subjects i dedicate individual days to study individual subjects usually averaging about 6+ hours a day, but recently i have been unsure as to whether or not this method is as effective as studying a mix of subjects every day for with shorter individual times.. i am kind of a noob at studying to be honest..
hoping that in this year i can pull off an enter score around about 90..
also started listening to podcasts, which can be great when you are travelling..

[sillysmile]

Im still doing promotion of PA , NPAG and shit in PE. =\
I dont really like the next bit either, I dont do bio or anything. Its not too confusing though. I just relate it to my own sports training so it has SOME personal relevance.
Im hanging out for unit 4. I should smash that.

what exactly do we learn in unit 4?
and yeah the npags and all of that pissed me off heaps..
my girlfriend can attest to that

[Visionz]

Im still doing promotion of PA , NPAG and shit in PE. =\
I dont really like the next bit either, I dont do bio or anything. Its not too confusing though. I just relate it to my own sports training so it has SOME personal relevance.
Im hanging out for unit 4. I should smash that.

what exactly do we learn in unit 4?
and yeah the npags and all of that pissed me off heaps..
my girlfriend can attest to that

"Enhancing physical performance
OUTCOME 1
• fitness components and definitions;
• data collection activity analysis including skill analysis, work–rest ratios, movement patterns,
muscle groups and muscle action;
• assessment of fitness including methodology, techniques and outcomes;
• fitness training principles, including specificity, intensity, duration, frequency and overload;
• fitness training methods to improve strength, speed, endurance, flexibility, power and motor skill
ability.
OUTCOME 2
• chronic adaptations of the cardiovascular, respiratory and muscular systems to training;
• managing a training load, including physiological factors affecting training, recovery and
overtraining;
• psychological factors which impact on performance including motivation, arousal, anxiety,
confidence, mental imagery and concentration in relation to training, recovery and competition;
• sports injury risk management systems;
• nutrition for improving performance, including dietary enhancement procedures;
• ethical considerations in the use of practices (both legal and illegal) employed to enhance
performance and assist training and recovery."

http://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/vce/studies/physicaledu/physedsd.pdf

[vexx]

haha yeah the overlap is pretty good with psych biol and p.e, im finding psych the easiest subject so far, but im having trouble with lit..
for my subjects i dedicate individual days to study individual subjects usually averaging about 6+ hours a day, but recently i have been unsure as to whether or not this method is as effective as studying a mix of subjects every day for with shorter individual times.. i am kind of a noob at studying to be honest..
hoping that in this year i can pull off an enter score around about 90..
also started listening to podcasts, which can be great when you are travelling..

wow your studying heaps, i wish i could that, i'm barely even up to scratch with the previous weeks homework hah fail. you will do well then if you keep that up:)

[Visionz]

6 hours a day. shit. I never seem to have any homework. I know I do though, I guess i just dont get a hangover from it anymore so it feels like I havent done any at all. Some nights I dont do any study. Im ahead of everyone. Got 3 SACs this week though so ill be doing a lot of revising.

[vexx]

6 hours a day. shit. I never seem to have any homework. I know I do though, I guess i just dont get a hangover from it anymore so it feels like I havent done any at all. Some nights I dont do any study. Im ahead of everyone. Got 3 SACs this week though so ill be doing a lot of revising.

eek 3 sacs, not looking forward having 3-4 sacs in a week! goodluck...

[sillysmile]

yeah last week i had three sacs, this week will be normal, and the week after that will have another 3 sacs haha

[Visionz]

Mine are really starting to pop up. 2 or 3 every week for the next few weeks. =/ They fall on the same days too so its even gayer.

[sillysmile]

oh thats horrible.. hope that doesnt happen too much more for you. good luck with those sacs btw