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[learner222]

Im really starting to panic I have my chemistry test tmrw and I have done nothing until the last day to study for it, obviously this isnt enough time and Im starting to freak out about my performance in tommorows test, Ik im gonna fail but how is it going to impact my atar if i fuck up one assessment, (first term year 12) i reckon i might get 30% if lucky can someone tell me. the weighting for this task is 20% also

 

[WeiWeiMan]

Im really starting to panic I have my chemistry test tmrw and I have done nothing until the last day to study for it, obviously this isnt enough time and Im starting to freak out about my performance in tommorows test, Ik im gonna fail but how is it going to impact my atar if i fuck up one assessment, (first term year 12) i reckon i might get 30% if lucky can someone tell me

individually it won't affect ur atar much tbh

what's it on? You can try to maybe salvage some marks by doin some scienceready/strive and seeing how you do

 

[learner222]

individually it won't affect ur atar much tbh

what's it on? You can try to maybe salvage some marks by doin some scienceready/strive and seeing how you do

mod 5 and i dont know anything in the previous modules

 

[.kumori]

mod 5 and i dont know anything in the previous modules

Are you being tested on content from the previous modules? If not, then don't worry about it rn.
Do you understand the content from mod 5 during class or are u still unsure about parts of it.
If you understand it, the just jump straight into questions from past papers.
If you don't understand small sections of it, try searching up videos to getter a better grasp.

Edit: Another thing I could suggest if i you have a friend that's rlly good a chem, go on a call w/ them and attempt questions together. Pick a question, discuss what your answer would be (or steps of working out) and check your answers. I think it helps solidify your understanding even when your still unsure about the content, especially because you can ask for help easily from your friend without giving too much information when checking the solution.

the weighting for this task is 20%

I get what you mean but it seemingly weighing a lot but don't forget that your school marks together only contribute 50% of your HSC.
So this 20% weighting really is 10% of your HSC mark. It's still something but it probably is the weighing the smallest out of your assessment towards your HSC.

 

[learner222]

Are you being tested on content from the previous modules? If not, then don't worry about it rn.
Do you understand the content from mod 5 during class or are u still unsure about parts of it.
If you understand it, the just jump straight into questions from past papers.
If you don't understand small sections of it, try searching up videos to getter a better grasp.

Edit: Another thing I could suggest if i you have a friend that's rlly good a chem, go on a call w/ them and attempt questions together. Pick a question, discuss what your answer would be (or steps of working out) and check your answers. I think it helps solidify your understanding even when your still unsure about the content, especially because you can ask for help easily from your friend without giving too much information when checking the solution.

I get what you mean but it seemingly weighing a lot but don't forget that your school marks together only contribute 50% of your HSC.
So this 20% weighting really is 10% of your HSC mark. It's still something but it probably is the weighing the smallest out of your assessment towards your HSC.

i understand NOTHING about module 5 and previous modules i never did any study for chemistry

 

[learner222]

i accept my fate im gonna be cooked

 

[Trial&Error]

this is kind of late, but here’s my advice:

Mod 5 is really calculations heavy which could be hard to do if you don’t know yr11 content. I’d recommend starting with the theory. Know how to:

Identify equilibrium systems, their requirements, characteristics, etc.
know how certain changes affect these systems: temp, concentration, volume, pressure.
know how to account for these changes using LCP and collision theory.
Know how to read equilibrium concentration graphs and how changes are represented on them.
know how to write the equilibrium expression for a given system. Write this for every calculation question and you’re likely guaranteed 1 mark.

This stuff will probably account for like 30% of your paper.

 

[WeiWeiMan]

mod 5 and i dont know anything in the previous modules

that doesn't matter that much
just salvage what u can and make sure to lock in after this test

i accept my fate im gonna be cooked

failure is only final when you give up

 

[justletmespeak123]

Im really starting to panic I have my chemistry test tmrw and I have done nothing until the last day to study for it, obviously this isnt enough time and Im starting to freak out about my performance in tommorows test, Ik im gonna fail but how is it going to impact my atar if i fuck up one assessment, (first term year 12) i reckon i might get 30% if lucky can someone tell me. the weighting for this task is 20% also

ur teacher sucks do u agree

 

[NoahNeedsHelp]

DM me -- I'll help you for free, just let me know and I'd be happy to help you with anything Chemistry related.