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Unfortunately, the HSC is based on having good exam technique and excellent preparation, rather than natural ability to critically think I think you can just buckle down and study hard, there isn't any other advice anybody can give you. It's up to you to work hard.

I know the physics teacher Nexus is referring to, and she is batshit crazy. She just wants to measure student development.

The 3% for history extension, is that because they is a board of studies requirement to have a half-yearly? Is your school just doing that so they fulfill those requirements? Because that seems a bit weird

Do any other schools have Polynomials in their first assessment, with complex numbers?

4% LOL

I use Chem contexts at school, It's not as great as everybody makes it out to be. It explains concepts well, but the practice questions are terrible. Does anybody know a Chem book, besides Conquering Chem, with good questions?

Congrads for the 1st place! To me, I think 10 units is perfectly safe, its all about how comfortable you feel with your subjects. If I become comfortable with 4U, I'll drop another subject, so I'm at 10 units. But right now, I'm unsure about how I'll go, so I'm staying on 12 units.

I'm interested to know where people are up to in 4U, for my class, complex numbers will be completed within the next 2 periods

Nuclear Chem section of Production of Materials in Chemistry, A few lessons into Integration by substitution for 3U Almost starting Crime (After finishing Human Rights) in Legal

I dunno about Chem and economics, I'm yet to see a really good textbook for either of them.

3U - Fitzpatrick and Excel, Fitzpatick has lots of questions for extra practice, while Excel helps you develop the skills for exams throughout the course 4U - Tezza Lee's advanced maths and excel, I use both, terry Lee has really challenging questions, while Excel does the same as it does for 3U

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I reckon KitchenSinky knows what he is talking about For me, I have work at 10am every Sat + Sun, as well as morning classes for all but one day on my fortnightly timetable. I think my body is getting used to not sleeping in, I sort of don't mind it. I might start siestas straight after school...

Good one bro, tell someone who cares

You're the baddest of them all. Get the work you missed from a mate, and it'll be all good. Don't feel bad, I think I'm more productive on my free periods than in class listening to a teacher dictate about a subject they truly know nothing about.

How much of the Legal Studies assignment have you completed thus far? What issue are you doing?

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Lol wtf 16 units, are you doing a tafe course? It doesn't make much sense to do a tafe course AND 3U/Physics/Chem, I suggest drop the tafe course and do 3U Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk - now Free

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