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i don't like the Maths ones. They're not very comprehensive.
 

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the cafs one is useful. i find the english one shit.
 

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Re: Excel revision books and study guides?

I got my Chemistry study guide for $30. It was so useless. I didn't touch it at all. I prefer using textbooks.
 

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The chemistry one is a lifesaver. Or maybe I'm just so bad at chem that I need it spelled out in very direct terms.
 

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yea i got the revise in a month business and it was gross
 

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Hey everyone, I've heard about how excel guides aren't very good, but I was wondering why that is. I've got some of them but am wondering if its a good idea to keep using them if the books method isn't great or switch to better ones if I'm missing out or getting too much information on something.
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excel guides are pretty good, especially if you dont have the hours and hours to make your own notes.
 

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Re: Excel Revise in a Month

i don't like the Maths ones. They're not very comprehensive.

in maths they are only for a summary of formulas, and they do have worked examples of questions, but the main resource you should be using for maths are past papers and books with mixed questions.
 

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yea i got the revise in a month business and it was gross

lol just really shitty summaries, i borrowed revise maths exten1 in a month from our library and the questions are so simple, not even worth wasting ink on
 

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Excel Legal Studies is very good. It's probably the only Excel that should function as a main textbook.
 

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Excel Legal Studies is very good. It's probably the only Excel that should function as a main textbook.

the whole point of buying "study guides" is for a summary, i thought the goal was to condense the textbooks information into the main points to make it easier for learning, if you want a textbook, just buy a textbook, simple.
 

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the whole point of buying "study guides" is for a summary, i thought the goal was to condense the textbooks information into the main points to make it easier for learning, if you want a textbook, just buy a textbook, simple.
Yeah, and I'm saying that Excel Legal is better than all the other Legal textbooks.
 

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you serious aerath? i perferred the hamper, derwent and draper textbook over excel and only used it as reference.
OK....maybe it's just me. :p [Well, I was really referring to Prelim, not so sure about HSC, I dropped Legal in Yr 12. :p]
 

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