I certainly agree with you that practice exams are a great way to study, do you do this for your other subjects as well?
Lots of questions
Yep, I believe practice exams are the way to go! My approach to content-based/maths subjects is basically 1) textbook questions, 2) writing notes, 3) practice tests and exams, sometimes additional resources such as checkpoints or resources from my school library.
Do you have an idea of what you want to be doing next year?
The dreaded question of what to do next year. Honestly, I can't picture myself as an adult, going to the same workplace every day, 5 days a week. I'm thinking of doing a general science course just to see what I find most interesting, and then continuing on from that at a later date. I love learning, so I'm looking towards a career where you constantly increase your knowledge. In saying that, I'd also like to work part time in a retail or food job, something relatively easy. But this will probably be just to support myself during uni.
What LOTE are you studying?
Bit of a silly answer for this, but I'd rather not say in order to keep my anonymity as it's quite a small LOTE. Hope you don't mind
How did you decide on your subjects?
I knew that I wanted to continue my LOTE, as I'd committed so many years to it before taking it up in VCE. English, methods and chem I was always going to do, as prerequisites, and I also just enjoyed each of the subjects. (English not so much, but our relationship is getting better
). I didn't know what 3/4 to take in year 11, but biology seemed to be a fairly popular subject. I wanted to feel supported going into my first year 12 subject, and I'm so glad I picked it because it turned out to be my favourite subject!
Thanks for the questions. See you guys in my next post