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Nup. My teacher just off-handedly mentions "try some questions from the textbook" and doesn't think about it anymore.

ipod lesson?!

:eek: To me, waking up early damages my brain. :D

Me too!! :D :D EDIT: 9PM - 1AM

There are no mathematic calculations in economics, except for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of small positive integers.

I agree. Sleeping at school saves time. You don't learn anything anyway, so you may as well catch up on sleep.

To me, english is infinitely more work than math. I don't get any homework for math, but english chucks assignments at me all the time. I do it all on the last day of course, but it's a bit annoying having to waste a few day every month or so. I've had 4 english assignments and 1 english...

I read over my chemistry and physics textbooks occasionally, to make sure I don't start forgetting stuff. I've also been working a little on 4U math, but I still have lots of free time left. :D

R.I.P

can't you just use long division?

i'm sure most of this is in the conquering chemistry book.

I have gotten basicly no homework this year from any subject except english, and some note-taking from economics. :D I've got way too much free time. :D

don't you have a textbook? this should all be in it.

You're responding to a post from 2 years ago, by a person who's last activity was also 2 years ago.

hard work, determination, flawless study technique, AND natural intelligence. :D

I don't think IPT is worth continuing. If you don't like it, and it doesn't scale well, there really isn't any point doing it.

It's pretty hard to do bad in the SC. As long as you stay awake about 20% of the lessons, and listen... you'll get band 6. I wouldn't fail too hard at anything if I were you... it might be risky.

I think it's the people who get bad UAI's that are the people who say the HSC doesn't matter. :D

they should just kick everybody out of my school except me, and the teachers.

You only need to show that it changes concavity on either side of where the second derivative is equal to 0. It is only inconclusive if you show that the second derivative is equal to 0 without showing the change in concavity. If you use the 3rd derivative, you may need to differentiate...