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I agree with what others have said above. Physics is extremely mathematical and involves very little rote learning.

Thanks for your advice. Very helpful as always :)

Thanks for your reply. No, I have never had one before. I was thinking that it might help to get ahead and bring my marks up a little bit to get those A+'s

Hey guys, was wondering if y'all could help me on something. I have been thinking about getting a tutor but I do not know if it would be worth it. I am in the top 5 for all of the classes I'll be taking in year 11, so would getting a tutor still be very beneficial to me? How many hours would you...

Today: Completed English essay (Woohoo!), done plenty of quadratic textbook questions and created formula sheet for upcoming test. Tomorrow: Physics forces problems (way to many to do), trigonometry textbook questions and chemistry equation things. (^I'm posting what I'm planning to do/have...

That makes sense. Although Circle Geometry won't be studied until next semester for me, I did do it last year so I suppose I have been 'eased' into the topic. I do agree that all the rules and proofs are daunting - thank god for formula sheets!

Just curious - why do so many dislike circle geometry? ...there are much worse topics in maths!

Thanks for the advice, I really appreciate it :) I have read your thread that you referred to many times and I am putting your advice into action (for example, I am listening to class discussions much more to hear others view points on the topics, and using this in the work assigned). Thanks...

Usually on Mon-Thurs I spend 2-3 hours. Sometimes less on days when I'm really tired (like yesterday when I fell asleep after school...) and more on days like tomorrow when I have heaps of work due. Fridays are supposed to be my day off studying and homework although I usually end up by typing...

Sounds like you're doing great :) Just keep up the hard work and I'm sure you'll do good!

Love the fact that I finish school at 1pm on Mondays :spin: Had maths for 4 hours staight without even a break though - we're behind schedule, but at least the test date was moved until next week.

Hope everyone had a good, productive and relaxing weekend :) I didn't quite finish all that I planned to do as maths took up most of my weekend, but still happy with what I achieved. Good luck for the coming week everyone!

Yes. Maths always does and sometimes physics. Dying of heat here which is making studying almost impossible. Sent from my GT-N7105T using Tapatalk

Early morning tomorrow and a day full of homework! Going to be a busy week - Biology test, Mini chemistry test, Maths test, English paper due... Instead of just posting all the negatives, I might say that a positive this week is that I've been really enjoying chemistry, more so then Biology...

Wow can't believe it's only the end of week two! Feel dead tired and have enough homework to last me a lifetime. Hope everyone had a good week :)

In year 12 yes. The only compulsory subject is called Research Project which is only a semester. Sent from my GT-N7105T using Tapatalk

I am so glad it isn't. Your English sounds confusing with all this 'Belonging' and stuff...

Physics motion questions, Chemistry notes and loads of maths textbook problems and an assigned book for English to read.

Totally agree with the no sleep thing. Free tomorrow morning for me so no school until 11.15 :) Would sleep in but have wayyyyy to much hw/study to do.

It does get boring sometimes, but generally it's not too bad. The worst thing is when the teacher just lectures for the whole lesson like my chemistry and physics teacher enjoys doing (he's not too bad of a teacher, but last week he spent the whole lesson doing example questions on the board)...