This could be applied to anything in life. However, in the case of achieving a great HSC result, just showing up to move some paper around, copy down some words from the textbook to a word doc (aka ‘notes’), highlighting, messaging friends, googling something and not much more is very well intentioned but it’s not going to improve performance.
If you want to improve performance, your output needs to increase and if you want to improve your performance you must keep yourself accountable to your output.
Producing output requires thinking, planning, making mistakes, learning from mistakes, trying again, taking on feedback, finding new challenges, failing, deep thinking, immersing and trying again.
Just showing up represents the path of least resistance which sadly leads to nowhere worth going.
Producing output is the path of growth which leads to places worth going.
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Yep and actually doing the tasks that stretch and challenge you are to doing the necessary thinking. After all, thinking under pressure, is the critical exam requirement. And if you don’t do lots of timed practice under exam conditions you are seriously under prepared.
Just note taking doesn’t cut it. that is why the EBT is critical as exam and assessment prep. The information is thought about when building the EBT, it’s organised as an essay plan. And the plan is easily executed in an exam scenario.
No brainer really.