Omg.. we had 144 students do units 3&4. Stupid school letting in year 11s do year 12 subjects. Even though we had seven times the amount of people get 40 or above this year, overall, we did worse than last year's group. ;_;
Is your school's median more important than the benefits yr 11's experience doing yr 12 subjects?
Of course not (I thought with the internet slang, emoticons, etc that my post would be construed as hyperbolic, but I guess not). I did methods in year 11 and it was a great experience. I didn't get a very good mark, but it taught me that I'd have to work a lot harder if I wanted to get a good score. I'm sure the year 11s at my school learnt a lot from doing a year 12 subject, and they were probably more motivated (considering they didn't have to pick up a year 12 subject) than the majority of my year level as well.
The only thing that I wanted to say is that I was disappointed that the achievements of several of my peers (the girl who's supported me all year got a 41 in VCD. So proud!) weren't reflected in a particular statistic. It was a post made in haste, and to blame it on my school's recent policy change (extending the choice of 3/4 subjects available to year 11s) was a poor choice on my part.
Also, I'm still winning this 'worst school' thing. 24 and 1. I'm not gonna apologise for that. My school's textbook and teacher choices are pretty bad.