Resources to assist you on your STUDY journey

So studying can be a little intimidating if you don't know where to start.. here are some useful links and pages to help you on your way, just click on the buttons.

What can you do NOW

If you a little overwhelmed, do a little daily and slowly build up. Here are a few things you should definitely be trying in the lead up to the HSC:
1) Online Multiple Choice - there is a link you can use below. This is something you can do daily, or more regularly. Try and beat your previous score. You will become more familiar with the style of questions. 
2) Use your syllabus - Read through your syllabus with a highlight and a pen. Annotate your syllabus. Make notes of key ideas and more importantly EXAMPLES!!
3) Practice your short & extended responses - There are links below to past exams and the marking criteria. Time your responses. Use the PEE. Practice makes perfect.
4) Come in & get help - Term 4, Week 1 is yours. Come in during your usual class periods. Ask questions, get us to mark some of your responses.

Check out the PowerPoint below, I just revised some important concepts from the year and some tips to help you combat the exam. It is updated and a good summary of topics

2019 holiday tutoring resources and practice questions

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BEST RESPONSE EVER!!! (WELL A PRETTY GOOD ONE!)

Read this response. It is an excellent example of an extended response that encompasses - health promotion, Ottawa charter and social justice principles. Could be adapted for Core 1, Option 1 or Option 5.

Read this response

12 PDHPE: A Year in Review

A short video outlining key points from the year. Watch, live, learn

Year 12 Core 1 Flash Cards

Online set of flash cards with key areas covered. I would use this site as a guide and make my own.

Class Flash Cards

Everyone received a set of flash cards to cut out and keep on Friday, USE THEM, learn them, memorise them. STAT.

Online Multiple Choice

The only way to get better at multiple choice is to keep practising. Use the Board of Studies site, do 20 a day and try to beat your score.

Sample Revision Notes

Here are a sample of revision notes based on Core 1. These are not mine, but are a good example for you to look over.

Health of Young People

Some more revision notes, again not mine, but some to look through.
Report the specifically covers the 6 priority areas - all the trends you will ever need.

Core 2 Notes

Some more revision notes, again not mine, but some to look through.

Equity & Health

2012 HSC PDHPE Exam

Use this exam to test your knowledge and TIME YOUR RESPONSES. General rule: 1 minute per mark it's worth. For example, a 5 mark question should take 5 minutes to answer. Also good to see what terminology they use/

2012 HSC Marking Guidelines

Above are the marking guidelines for the 2012 HSC Exam. It is a good guideline for answers and shows how marks were awarded.

2013 HSC PDHPE Exam

2013 HSC Marking Guidelines

Friday's Powerpoint Revision Quiz

Here it is guys, sorry for the delay, today got a bit busy. Use this powerpoint as a guide for questions that may or may not be in exam **wink, wink**

Have you sat the Multiple Choice?

If you have my Year 12 PDHPE Half Yearly exam at home, try doing the multiple choice in 20 mins, then mark it. I got 14/20, try and beat me?

    Got a question? 

    If you have any questions about what to study, the exam or you are just confused about one of the concepts we have covered, ASK ME HERE. No one else will see it, it will go directly to my email. There are no stupid questions. I have my email on my phone so you can be assured of a quick answer if needed. Make sure you enter your email, so I can reply if needed. This goes without saying that this is just for PDHPE related questions..i don't care if you trying to decide what to eat : /

VISIT THE WEBSITE...Bored of Studies.

Work smarter. NOT HARDER. Visit this website for all your subjects as it has notes, glossaries, exam sample answers. Be aware teachers (like me) use this website too, so don't copy anything word for word, but it is a good place to get inspiration for STUDYING (even though I know you all have started, right?!?)
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