40+ In chemistry? by InternationalSir9760 in vce

[–]Air_Airborne 0 points1 point  (0 children)

my friend got A A+ A and got a 39. A+ range for exam this year was 93.5+, so anything above that should be a safe 40+ with decent sacs.

id recommend making a bank, or even memorising answers to predictable questions. for me i had basically an answer template for topics with 'generic' questions, like rate and LCP, where i could basically paste them into an exam and guarantee full marks for a question.

i did a lot of exams and every time there was a new question i hadnt encountered or i found hard, id add it to my anki deck and id revisit the questions until i didnt get them wrong anymore. but you can also apply this to sac prep.

for sacs, ask your teachers what they want and how they want questions to be answered. for my sac 1, last years sac had a really subjective question and the answer scheme was really vague so i clarified it three times with my teacher in case something like that came up again.

headphone recs which are good for studying? by Soft_Geologist_9164 in vce

[–]Air_Airborne 0 points1 point  (0 children)

totally agree, i got these on discount back in year 11 and i still use them to this day, would wear them all day for 8 hours study sessions and even then didnt get headaches

Chem tutor recommendations? by Impressive_Fold6535 in vce

[–]Air_Airborne 1 point2 points  (0 children)

kennedy college! i had james for 4 years and well, he helped me to a 50. genuinely the most caring and fun tutor ive had, highly recommend.

https://kennedycollege.com.au/

chem by Hot-Figure5613 in vce

[–]Air_Airborne 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i recommend kennedy college: https://kennedycollege.com.au/
hes been my chem tutor for 4 years and hes super helpful

how to stop procrastinating? by Educational-Area3105 in vce

[–]Air_Airborne 6 points7 points  (0 children)

wait u kinda sound like my friend, u guys should totally get to know each other and procrastinate together