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self study 4u in yr 11? (1 Viewer)
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the acehsc website has so many free resources (past assessment and summary notes), thsc has a lot of past papers too
I self taught all of 4u using pretty much just this channel, it’s really good. The only other resource you really need is past trial papers, which you can get from https://thsconline.github.io/s/
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thanks, that's high key such a good channel(i couldn't find anything when I searched)
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i love this channel, i think its underrated
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in terms of the order, I say do proof last. the others can be done in order if you want.
ie. complex, integration, vectors, mechanics, proof.
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Do you have a 4u textbook?
That’s really all you need to learn the content imo. Then the YouTube if any concept doesn’t make sense, for example as carrots has provided.
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i reconmend cambridge. since you are in year 11 sabito, i would say try Cambridge and if its too hard, try maths in focus to first learn the content, then try Cambridge for slightly harder problems.
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which one do you have?
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here is a link to howard's textbook for 4u, completely free
and here are 1000 4u questions also from steve howard
i used the textbook in y11 and it lets you get comfortable with the topics before learning them in y12
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r they worth doing or just past papers
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tbh i never touched the 1000 questions, just read through his textbook back in y11 because it was free
so i dont really know
I guess it depends on the person, I found YouTube better since he goes through stuff sorta like a fast paced lesson, he briefly explains everything then u consolidate with past hsc questions which make sure you’re confident. Cambridge 4u is pre good though
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which ones do i start with tho
start with easier ones (lower tier selectives, private schools) to build confidence then once ur doing well start doing the mid tier selectives then eventually the James ruse etc papers (save these for last because you’ll run out of hard ones if u don’t). I’d start with ascham 2020 because it’s piss easy but it’s a good way to build confidence and find any major content gaps before you dive into harder papers
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The 1000 questions are very good and worth doing if you have the time, I recommend. To add onto carrotts post about which papers to do and in what order, I wouldn’t say it really matters but doing the ‘easier’ ones first would probably be better. There was a recent girra (2022 I think) that was kinda easy