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Depends on your font size and how much information you really want to include, you don’t want your notes ending up like a second textbook which is I guess already something to keep in mind considering bio textbooks tend to contain unnecessary info and some will even contradict each other in...

Kinda just forgot to add on I’ll also be studying things which I need to work on either because I didn’t perform well in my exams in those areas or otherwise (e.g. Combinatorics because i fkn hate perms and combs)

Mostly notes and having a foundational understanding of the concepts so when I get back to school I can ask any questions when needed and use the lessons to ensure I understand what I've self-taught myself, except for math which I guess is all questions

Currently on average it's been a good 6-8 hours a day with breaks and it's been quite chill

There's quite a bit I'm planning to get done but I'll kinda summarize it here: Finish Integration or anything integration based for 2U, 3U, and 4U math (not really to get ahead but need it for my science extension project) Finish Mod 6 chem and mod 7 chem Need to find a way to not hate english...

Made a weekly study schedule with tasks that are achievable to complete within a week and currently powering through that

Kinda as I've said in other posts on the same thing, reconsolidation, reconsolidation, reconsolidation, would be the main thing you'd want to do before entering Year 11. I'd start off with your 5.2 concepts and make sure you're fully satisfied with your knowledge of the concepts. Then I'd move...

That's more so about personal preference and your skill in that particular concept tbh. If you feel as if you constantly need reinforcement of what you're doing then I'd try and do as many questions as you can. If you're still not getting the concept after many questions either watch a couple of...

If you're using MiF primarily in school then perhaps do part MiF questions and the rest Cambridge for whatever you're doing.

Ah, wouldn't use MiF for consolidation if you want to ensure you have an understanding of your Year 10 basics for Year 11. I'd use the 5.3 Cambridge Year 10 book as you don't want to use your Year 11 resources too early. If you want to get a head start for sure go with MiF.

All of them cover pretty much the same content although how the concepts are presented varies from book to book. What do you mean exactly by catching up though? Like getting a head start on Year 11 or...?

Cambridge primarily although Fitzpatrick (New Senior Maths) is also pretty good. You could also use Maths in Focus but I'd only recommend to use that alongside another textbook as Maths in Focus is quite a "foundations of concepts" styled textbook if you know what I mean. If you end up running...

Firstly congrats very good achievement with your state rank. Secondly, with what I said about Math in Focus comes from that of personal experience and the experience of others I know who use them. As I've already mentioned I understand that Math in Focus is the foundations when it comes to...

Then I guess it’s personal experience but overall if you were to use MiF only with no past papers do you think you would have reached a Band 5 or nah

In your opinion how much did the past papers help in comparison to textbook?

Math in Focus for extension 2 actually was half decent in preparation for my complex numbers exam, dunno about the rest of the book but it’s been quite good for the basics so far