Let’s kick things off. Drop a quick intro below: - Name - State - Year level - Subjects - ATAR goal 🎯 - What’s one thing you're currently stuck on?

yo what are some tips to keeping on top of everything until the EA? Like consistently reviewing/consolidating the topics learnt previously

For the grade 11s who just started their IAs, what do you wish you had done over the grade 10 summer holidays (last year) to prepare for grade 11? Currently, my goal is to have unit 1 and 2 for physics, Chem, methods and spec done by February so that my exam study becomes mostly just revision and I'm using class time to practice questions instead of learn new content. I'm prioritising methods and physics right now because I think methods will set me up well for spec later, over the end of the holidays ill shift more to spec and Chem. It's only eating about 20 hours a week and since it's Holidays I have more than enough time. (Qld btw). Also any grade 10s who are doing the same and wanna know how I'm structuring it reply to this

If you’re going for medicine next year, you’ve probably got MMIs on your mind already. On that note a few updates: - We’ve actually published a blog on how to approach MMI learning aside from just trying to "Memorise stations" check it out w this link here - We’re also releasing a new, more detailed MMI blog soon with updated examples and some of the things we wish we knew when we were prepping. - David’s putting together a short guide on how to approach interview day — not a list of “ perfect answers,” just real strategies for staying calm, thinking clearly, and presenting your best self. All of this is just to help everyone feel a bit less stressed heading in. We’re all in the same boat. Drop any questions you have in the comments + fill out the poll - what's the hardest part of MMI prep atm?

Last day for chemistry. Let's end on a banger!