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Damn... I wish I did Bio... why the hell did I choose Software Design.

I'm assuming that you're in Year 10. Physics, Chem and Bio are completely different in Year 10 - so I'm pretty sure those assumptions will change. Hopefully, you'll end up liking physics better :p

Me much lyk comment on Engrish. HAHA LOL ROFL ^.^ See even though I don't particularly like English, I still think it is very important - I mean... I'd hate to have to speak to people like that everyday...

LOL ASSUMING that we've studied hard. I hope I can turn that assumption into a reality.

Same here... I have a feeling Year 12 will fly by and soon we'll be facing the HSC.

My parents encourage me to study hard as well. But they've also encouraged me to take a bit of a break during the holidays - and that's what I'm planning to do.

Yeah but you can't borrow stuff from the State Library... Also I live in the South West of Sydney ... so it'll be a pain to get there.

Physics is uber cool :p Nah seriously, I reckon physics is really interesting and also useful (not that chem's not useful - but chem isn't that interesting).

Probably jealous :p

Re: Recommended Texbooks/Study Guides? I think they will sell the best - because this is an unfamiliar topic and people will be needing assistance in clarifying ideas.

Re: Maths Yearly Firstly, if you have a tutor and you're not performing well - I'd quit right away. Secondly, if you feel you don't like maths or find maths difficult - maybe dropping might be the right option for you?

Ok Cool. I personally didn't really like the electrical energy topic.

That's weird. How bout in the Year 12 course, does bio have anything human related?

LOL I agree with that. Study should be an integral part of one's life, but not over-dominant, socialising, rest and sport should also be included.

do we need it for Year 12?

Re: What school you at? LOl we're ranked close to you... 126 which is pretty good for a school in the South West. Sport - we're still pretty sporty - just not as good as we used to be.

Re: What school you at? LOL Well we don't do too bad in sport either - we've got a good sporting history (we had people like Peter Sterling)... if only we could re-live that history. But academics should always remain a priority. Maybe it's because of that attitude - that we've slipped in...

Re: What school you at? Ahh yes, our sporting Patrician school. Fairfield will always be the academic Patrician College :p

Well technically they're not. To be correct, an assignment is a form of assessment. But I guess most people are used to take home assessments as being assignments and everything else being an assessment.

Oh, if it's not a prereq then forget about it. You can always get a bridging course.