Recent content by gavvsy

hopefully, i can do about 4-6 hours/day. but i plan to make it count, rather than doing insane amounts stuydying just for the sake of it

i would say modern. Because its straight to the point and the historical issues and debates are more logical. Whereas, ancient is more contested and it can be confusing at times. But in saying this I think both histories are great and interesting

all this crap about soft subjects is bullshit, you do the subjects you are comfortable with and enjoy. it is possible for someone to get a very good UAI, it someone gets 90+ in general maths that will only help their UAI.

i think when your choosing a degree, you should choose the degree that you are good at, rather than want you enjoy the most. i think, because if your good it, you'll soon start to enjoy it.

i can understand the actions taken by the chinese olympic officials (who r under a lot of pressure from the chinese gov't). they ave to present a good image of china and it is probably the last olympics that china will hold

i reckon Michael Phelps is the greatest swimmer of all time. the bloke's gonna win like 20+ golds by the time his retired. no one can beat him at the moment, admittly there's no one near good enough in the events he swins in to post a challenge.

talent 100 is just for the students who are freaks of nature. They just go to these places to reinforce their learning. No average student you goes their will get a high UAI. Tuition centres are pretty much designed for students who have a very good grasp of the subject and the ones that...

Re: so, who else is fucked for trials? its funny, when i finished off the work that i planned to finish in the holidays, i'm still finding there is a shit load of work to do as soon as i return to skool

this actually happened in year 10, forgot the subject. at the end of the essay the teacher wrote, "think don't just write" she gave me 20 out of 15

i find that if i talk/teach someone my notes, i learn quicker

either do bach. economics or bach. commerce at sydney or NSW

Re: Trials Thoughts xD i'm nervous... yet thats a good thing. Adv. english is going to stuff me up. all i can do is just prac. papers and revision

i heard that you should aim to finish all your subject notes 3-4 weeks before the trials. and when you write your notes, you should spend 1/2 hour revising what u just wrote/typed. Then just practise past papers.

i was wonderin, wats the way that u use to beat stress, during year 12

firstly i turn off computers, TV's, moblies etc. then instead off saying to myself, i'm going to finish the project or whatever , i just go in the room and do it... it works for me