VCE ATAR REACTION 2020 | DID I SNAP OR FLOP??????

[@coinden3089]

i included this as just another reaction in my atar rewind video. never did I know it would also be the atar I got! crazy! congratulations!

[@jackhughman808]

omg your reaction was everything! congrats boo ♥️

[@RazzRheart]

omg pop off congrats on such a good atar!! your name looked so familiar and i realised it was your posts that helped me through the crucible and the dressmaker HAHA!!

[@roannair9628]

Nawwww you're so sweet! I'm glad I could help you understand the crucible and the dressmaker better! Hopefully you did well in English too

[@RazzRheart]

@@roannair9628 ended up with a 44 which i was super surprised with hehe!! gotta owe part of that to you :))

[@roannair9628]

@@RazzRheart omg massive congrats!!!! That's a great English score. You should defo be proud. And hahah nawww thanks :)) glad I could help again.

[@roannair9628]

@Yeni Hayat / New Life it was on The Crucible and The Dressmaker facebook page!

[@haoyunlai8388]

omg congratsss, btw any tips on studying english🥺

[@roannair9628]

Heyyy! My general advice is to get on your summer reading. It's important to have a foundational understanding of the texts you're studying, to sort of set up your thought process and how you wanna view the text. When studying the text itself in class, definitely engage and pay attention to the discussions and conversations about the text. If there's a certain theme being discussed, try and take it further, go deeper into the implications of that the author intends on commenting as a result of their inclusion of such themes. For essays, practice makes perfect. Write out essays with the intention that with each practice essay, you're actively incorporating feedback from your teacher. If you're not getting good feedback, definitely look for online forums such as r/VCE on reddit or ATARNotes to submit ur work and get anonymous feedback. Building up your vocabulary is another good way to get an edge in your essays. Try and absorb how high scoring students write their own responses, they would most likely discuss things that you may not have considered. It's always good to have a unique angle. But, at the end of the day, it's about developing your interpretation and refining it until you are confident with your ideas. Sorry for the convoluted response. Best of luck with English! Any more questions don't hesitate to ask x

[@haoyunlai8388]

@@roannair9628 thank you so much for this long response and best of luck for the future!

[@rileyhandby5394]

Oiii yooo he goes to Blackburn

[@snxxx9842]

Study scores of more than 40 wow! You did so well!!!! 96 is amazing!!!!

[@roannair9628]

Thaaanks. I tried really hard to do well in English and Philosophy. Glad it paid off.