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Probably a method :)

Yeah I know, I should've said... if I get into a disctinction course, but I'm pretty sure i'll be doing Philosophy if any.

You can choose to sacrifice those?

Re: Recommended Texbooks/Study Guides? True. i mean when writing notes, if you make them too brief, you may miss out on important content which may be examined when studying and this often happens with those 'study guides'.

We have teachers timetabled onto our study period and they supervise/run the class. Most of them are really strict, as most of them are trying to do their own work as well - however when we have a relief teacher, it's not so bad. As for cosmology - why not give it a try if you are offered a...

That's nice.

We do our Area of Study last in Year 11 because teachers think it would be more beneficial for Year 12, as we do AoS first in Year 12. We're doing Relationships with a focus on 'Who's afraid of virginia woolf'

Re: Recommended Texbooks/Study Guides? True. I don't believe in study guides, like Excel or Macquarie... because they leave too much important information out.

That is so true. Just because a subject scales well does not mean you will like it, nor does it mean you will do good in it, and usually they inter-relate, therefore the more you like a subject, the better you do at it. I dropped two decent scaling subjects already - English Extension 1 and...

Re: Recommended Texbooks/Study Guides? No, colour = more appealing, therefore makes you more likely to look at the book, therefore making you work harder.

Yeah, we had 30 people get over 90 last year, and 3 people over 99, so yeah, proof you don't have to be in a Top 50 school to do it (we're 126 currently). OMG Cambridge. There's no bloody z plane in Fitzy.

I did something simular for my past physics experiment and I used foam and cardboard. I didn't have to protect an egg, but I did have to protect some plasticine passengers. In my opinion I think it worked well, but I'm not sure if it will work when trying to protect an egg.

Re: Recommended Texbooks/Study Guides? LOL maybe it's not that you need a colour text book for physics ... it's that you need a proper text book... not just Excel. Anyway, I need to get myself a copy of Cambridge. So many people using it... I should give it a try.

Re: Recommended Texbooks/Study Guides? I wouldn't either, but as I've said before, Fitzpatrick is like an artwork in comparison to Coroneos! But yeah, I would like to see a colour version of Fitzy.

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Re: Maths Competition Westpac. The most crazy maths test in the world.

Re: Maths Competition After doing the first 7 questions or so I thought, hmm this actually feels good. Then when I got to the 8th question, I thought fuck, and I was screwed over. So I guessed almost every question after that. Rage.

Re: Recommended Texbooks/Study Guides? They should. It would make my life a hell of a lot easier.

Re: What UAI are you aiming for? Well if they study a lot, they probably do have a good chance of getting over 90?

I can't see how you would get a shit mark in SS though. I mean I've read a bit of the SS stuff and it's basically like Year 10 Science.