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Ah, Canadians and their odd schooling systems. The four core subjects are Math, English, Science, and Social Studies... anything with a one in fromt of it (examples, 10, 14) is a grade ten course. Anything with a two in front of it (20, 23) is a grade eleven course. Anything with a three in front of it (30, 31) is a grade twelve course. The courses that are for the average student are the 10, 20, and 30 classes. Remedial classes, or classes for people who've not done well in their past grade is usually a higher number (14, 23, 31). In Enlgish and Social, they have -1 and -2 courses. -1 courses are the average, and -2 are the easy. 10, 20, or 30 AP is advanced placement.

I think it's relatively easy and effective to follow :nodnod:. it was only introduced to me this year, too. I've just been used to the number reflecting the grades (7, 8, 9, etc) and now this... but I'm completely used to it now. Only took me a couple months.

omg marshmellow liek wtf plz O.o;; [/n00b]

What do they do in a gym exam? We don't have them (thank God, lol)

Tomorrow I have my physics and biology, then on Wednesday there's applicable mathematics, then Thursday the biology practical. Then I'm done!!! (Until the next tests lol)

I'm so screwed for tomorrow. For me, physics and biol are the two subjects in which I need to know the most stuff. I get good marks in biol though - for some reason it stays in my head the first time around.

My graphics calculator just died though - I am going to fail my physics.

Don't you just love exams?! mrgreen

Maaannn, if my TI83 died, I'd die right along with it Dx

TI wha?!

We aren't allowed to take graphics into biol. rolleyes