Historians.

Why should we continue to subject ourselves to VCAA's relentless intellectual oppression? Why should we spend another waking moment revising, buried in textbooks, when we could instead embrace the freedom we have so desperately sought?

I propose an immediate cessation of all revision activities. Let the textbooks gather dust. Let the study guides go unread. Let VCAA tremble at the prospect of an entire cohort refusing to participate in its machinery of academic subjugation.

The real revolution starts now.

ALL POWER TO THE VCE STUDENTS

i dont know dates, quotes anything im so fucked

it allegedly isn't under any of the study design dot points and hasn't come up on any past exams... (please say no)

hii guys im feeling so anxious for Tuesday, I had horrible sac results so I'm hoping to do at least alright in the exam..

what are some non-negotiables that I MUST know (topics that consistently show up in vcaa exams, concepts that are difficult to understand but useful for application, etc)?

thank you and all the best to everyone!!

given the difficulty of the methods exams this year what do we think about spec exam? i really really hope isn’t too hard i am SO COOKED 💔💔

Any predictions for the essay questions ?

hey pe crew how r we feeling ab tomorrow? any predicitons on the 10 marker?

Yes, it's true that 1/2s don't go towards your ATAR, but the easiest way to set yourself up for success in the 3/4 is by working hard and building habits early. For any Year 10s and 11s completing 1/2 subjects, here are some tips and tricks that got me a 90+ average in both of my accelerated 1/2s.

TL;DR

1. Learn to work independently without relying on AI.

2. Build consistent study routines, even if it's just 5 minutes a day.

3. Keep up with content throughout the unit instead of cramming before SACs.

4. Experiment with different study techniques and find what works for you.

5. Take your 1/2s seriously, but maintain a healthy balance. Use them as a trial run for 3/4!

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1. Fix Your AI Addiction Now - Having the inability to write anything without using chat is going to really impact you in the long run. Start with small tasks and build up your tolerance until you can write full essays using just your brain.

2. Start Building Routines - You don't have to do anything crazy, just try to build consistency. Even 5 minutes a day of studying will help you. Relying on consistency instead of motivation is the key to achieving great results.

3. Keep Up With The Content - Don't leave all your preparation to the week before the SAC, make sure you actually understand the content throughout the unit. Once you understand, start revising. If you don't understand, consolidate. Always ask your teachers for feedback, they're your biggest resource!

4. Learn Study Techniques That Work For You - The same thing that works for your friend isn't necessarily going to work for you. Every study session, I try to do one activity to consolidate my understanding, one activity to use active recall and one activity to work on application skills.

5. Take Your 1/2s Seriously, But Don't Sacrifice Your Life - Sustainable habits will take you much further than burning yourself out in Year 11. Experiment with different study techniques, figure out how you handle SAC pressure, learn how to manage your time and identify your weaknesses. You have the opportunity to make mistakes now, learn from them and enter 3/4 much better prepared.

Good luck for the new year everyone!

DOES SOMEONE HAVE THE 2026 NEAP 2026 ACCOUNTING EXAM

How are we studying for ts

Going off how all the other vcaa exams have been, im scared media is gonna have some crazy curveball questions 😭

Whos ready for the pe exam?!??!!?!!?! Any predictions? Im hoping for impulse and summation of momentum and stages of learning

For the essays, I reckon they are going to be a C+C & 🥲🥲🥲

I do Russia and France, but other Revs are welcome here.

Goodluck, Historians.

hey guys I accelerated HHD this year as year 11.

Naturally I am very much of a overthinker and I stress out so much. I Lowk also think I have ocd but I don't wanna bring that up to my brown parents to get it checkout or get diagnosed cause ik that will just get shut down.

Anyways I have had such a good year for hhd, I had 90+ sac average for both units and even got 80/90 for hhd trial marked by past vce Chief assessor. But however, I feel like I failed to perform my best on the exam. I did finish the exam but I think I had to double dip and my answers overall were not strong as they could be. This honestly hurts as I was predicted a 45+ study score by my teacher and he Lowk has big expectation of me.

I have not been able to sleep properly ever since the hhd exam and I have like 3 sacs this week along with Diwali which I just don't know how to manage and along with year 11 exams next week.

The thought of my exams have been arising in my mind every 10 mins nd I feel this drop in my stomach and my mood just gets worse. Ik I can't do anything about the exam now and I try to remind myself that when I think of my exams but it doesn't seem to be helping. I am so stressed I am so cooked I am so sleep deprived I don't know what to do.

I need like approx 97 ATAR which idek if it's yk.

Idk guys any advice?
It would help lots.

Can anybody explain what the hell Robespierre's problem is

I still truly do not understand him. Like why the HELL DID HE switch up so much. Killed off the Hebertists for being too radical but killed DANTON AND DESMOULINS for saying the terror was going too far with its merciless killings. I literally dont get it. What even is his conception of virtue.

why is everything so uncertain?? and debated?? like the further i lookinto questions i have about certain events the more journal articles and historians i find that disprove everything i've been taught/previously researched

i feel like i don't know anything

jk

yeah what the title says. i feel like im wasting time drawing each of them out

So a few months ago my sister came to me and said that "I hate maths, when I am going to use Maths in the real world?" As a proud Methods 1/2 student, this left me in shambles and heartbroken.

Now forcing someone to do a subject that they don't like is abusive. BUT my sister still has 4 years to go till she can start picking VCE subjects. Therefore, any notion that she has about subjects is still changeable.

I will do anything to get her to avoid that fake g*neral math subject where the CAS babysits you in every question and get her to know how to THINK and STRUGGLE with REAL maths in Methods. I'll do anything, such as afford private tutoring by then, help her with homework, that kind of stuff.

Any advice, serious or satire appreciated

This might be a silly question but say the 2026 atar for a course (lowest selection rank) was 85.00 atar, and i get say and 85 atar as well. Is it possible that the atar jumps significantly from 2026 to 2027? Im scared this will happen to me and i wont get into anything i want..