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how much do you study on average every day?
- Thread starter Theo
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Yeah, I'm in year 8 too... but I think the American and Australian education system differs greatly though. I get about 1 hour of homework a night in total... can't be ****ed studying.
Haven't hit high school yet?
Don't understand, year 8 here is considered high school, and we have to wear uniforms till we finish year 12. The school I go to goes Middle School (7-9) and Senior School (10-12).
We start school at 8:45 and finish at 3:35 with 5, 1 hour periods and a 20min and 60min break.
Haven't hit high school yet?
Don't understand, year 8 here is considered high school, and we have to wear uniforms till we finish year 12. The school I go to goes Middle School (7-9) and Senior School (10-12).
We start school at 8:45 and finish at 3:35 with 5, 1 hour periods and a 20min and 60min break.
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Wait....For studying do you mean HW? Or studying for like tests?
If you meant HW, I have an average of 45 mins on an average day and an hour and a half on heavy days.
For tests, I never study. I only study when theres a math test...Thats my only class that is a bit of a challenge...
If you meant HW, I have an average of 45 mins on an average day and an hour and a half on heavy days.
For tests, I never study. I only study when theres a math test...Thats my only class that is a bit of a challenge...
My schedule...
We get 10 minute breaks between each period.
Even though we have so many classes a day, it still feels like we never have enough time to finish all the units in time for the exams, so the teachers rush through the lessons without really teaching anything.
Speaking of exams... I know 3 of the results of my mid-term exams already. I sorta flunked 2 of 'em and the other barely passed. I wouldn't want to know how the 4 other results look like. :nervous:
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7:30am -- get to school any later and you're tardy
7:35am ~ 7:45am -- cleaning period (the students have to sweep the classroom, school
grounds and the bathrooms because there are no janitors. :cry2:[i][/i])
7:45am ~ 8:00am -- On Mon, Wed and Thu we have to go out to the field, stand under the sun
and listen to "important" announcements. (I always wonder why they can't simply use the
loudspeaker)
Time | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri
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8:10am ~ 9:00am | History | Chinese | English | ? | Geography
9:10am ~ 10:00am | PE | English | Biology | Math | Chinese
10:10am ~ 11:00am | English | Geography | Biology | Music | Computer Science
11:10am ~ 12:00pm | Math | Math | Math | Art | Computer Science
12:00pm ~ 12:40pm | LUNCH PERIOD!
12:40pm ~ 1:00pm | Newly added "experimental" period: sleep period :D
1:10pm ~ 2:00pm | H/G** | Living Technology | ? | English | Military Training
2:10pm ~ 3:00pm | Physics | Living Technology | Study Hall | Chinese | Military Training
3:10pm ~ 4:00pm | Physics | Chinese | ? | PE | Math
4:10pm ~ 5:00pm | Chinese | Fun with Words | ? | History | English
** = If we had history this week, then we have geography the next
? = I don't know how to explain itEven though we have so many classes a day, it still feels like we never have enough time to finish all the units in time for the exams, so the teachers rush through the lessons without really teaching anything.
Speaking of exams... I know 3 of the results of my mid-term exams already. I sorta flunked 2 of 'em and the other barely passed. I wouldn't want to know how the 4 other results look like. :nervous:
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@school = { "6:45 AM"}
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&monitoring("for", $service[credit]);
#1
&english("world_lit");
#2
&japanese;
#3
&calculus;
#4
&history($global[euro][AP]);
#5
&lunch;
#6
&latin;
#7
&band("scrub");
#8
&comp_sci("AP");
#9
if($day=='A'){
&gym } else { &chem }
#10
&chem;Bell schedule: http://www.stuy.edu/about/bells.phtml
4.0 is straight A's in regular classes here.
5.0 is straight A's in *all* AP/Honours 12 classes (AP physics 12, AP chemistry 12, AP biology 12, Honours math 12, AP calculus 12, AP geology 12, AP psychology 12 and AP French 12)
You *could* theoretically get a 5.0 average, I've seen it on the end-of-the-year scoreboard.
But that happens maybe once every 2 years. Once of my friends has it right now, damn bitch! Gonna be a doctor, that one.
5.0 is straight A's in *all* AP/Honours 12 classes (AP physics 12, AP chemistry 12, AP biology 12, Honours math 12, AP calculus 12, AP geology 12, AP psychology 12 and AP French 12)
You *could* theoretically get a 5.0 average, I've seen it on the end-of-the-year scoreboard.
But that happens maybe once every 2 years. Once of my friends has it right now, damn bitch! Gonna be a doctor, that one.
Wow, you guys do work? I do maybe 20 mins of work a night at home. I also have a spare, so I do some then. Not much better to do when you are only person you know on spare at that time. And I don't want to be someone who goes on the internet during their free time at school. What would I do? Come here?
Some days(like today) I have a project ot do. I have done about 5 mins of work on it so far, in 2.5 h. I need to get down to it. But it's only Saturday afternoon, why not wait till Sunday night?
BTW, I my average is about 90 in all my subjects. Math is 98%.
Hayama-kun: I took that Euro History AP last year. We never got any text books. We just read some stuff, and that's about it. At the same time we did the regular Social Studies 10 course.
And Gr1-6 is elementary, 7-9 is Junior High, 10-12 is high scool.
And I think anything over 80%? is A, 85 A+?.
Some days(like today) I have a project ot do. I have done about 5 mins of work on it so far, in 2.5 h. I need to get down to it. But it's only Saturday afternoon, why not wait till Sunday night?
BTW, I my average is about 90 in all my subjects. Math is 98%.
Hayama-kun: I took that Euro History AP last year. We never got any text books. We just read some stuff, and that's about it. At the same time we did the regular Social Studies 10 course.
And Gr1-6 is elementary, 7-9 is Junior High, 10-12 is high scool.
And I think anything over 80%? is A, 85 A+?.
