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Bump for the Year 12s approaching the end of their school holidays! :)

That's a tough question to answer, because I never did any of the other "commercial studies subjects". So, frankly put, I have no idea. But general study techniques should be able to be applied in such subjects.

Thanks a lot for the feedback, sy37! :)

Thanks heaps Drifting :) Haha glad to hear it helped, astab :) :)

Thanks for the recommendation, Katsumi. :)

I have no advice to give. But f33ls galore - this was me in HSC year and even into university. Did everything right, but my productivity would still drop off really badly towards the end of the day. I feel for you man

+1 these guys. Would just like to add that the examiners will set the 3U paper such that the question can be done using solely 3U (and 2U) methods. However, feel free to use implicit differentiation, especially when checking your answers. As mentioned by SilentWaters, don't become too ambitious...

Make sure to check out iStudent's pearls of wisdom haha :) - http://community.boredofstudies.org/22/economics/336298/state-rankers-guide-economics-part-2-a.html#post6941516

Part 2 can be found here - http://community.boredofstudies.org/22/economics/336298/state-rankers-guide-economics-part-2-a.html :)

haha thanks Chatoyance :) :) that's quite high praise. wow. thanks man :)

Great words of advice, iStudent. Some really useful stuff there! (Y) (Y) Posted a link to your post at the very top. :)

Re: $25/hr: State Rank Mathematics 2u(99)|Ext 1(48/50)||FREE English marking (93) bump :)

No worries, guys, glad to help :)

That’s it Folks Well, that’s it for me. I think I’ve tried to cover as much as I could. And I sincerely hope this study guide (Part 1 and Part 2) will help you out with high school Economics. Best of luck with your studies! And just to repeat from before, any...

Keeping up to date with current issues Keeping up to date with current economic issues is very important, as it provides snippets of knowledge you can use as examples in your exam responses. More importantly, it is argued by many that the HSC examiners are increasingly setting the extended...

Extended Responses A common approach to extended responses and preparing for them is to make essay skeletons in advance. I am personally quite against essay skeletons. Instead, I advocate the approach of knowing your stuff and answering the question you get on the day from scratch. I especially...

Tackling the Exam Itself In terms of multiple choice, I have two main pieces of advice – a) eliminate the clearly wrong answers and, more importantly, b) don’t overthink it. Overthinking multiple choice is a common trap that students fall into and, from what I’ve seen, it actually is a bigger...

Studying in the Lead Up to School Assessments and Studying for your Final HSC Exam So you have your Pearson textbook and you’ve gone through the process described in the previous section, for the chapters examinable in your school assessment. Before you get into anything, I would highly...

Statistics and Updating Them On a quick tangent, statistics! You will notice that the Pearson textbook has pretty much nearly all the stats all you need. BUT the statistics are current as at time of publishing, so when you get around to your HSC final exam, by that time, your statistics could...

Textbooks and Revising and Making Notes Okay, so pretty much most Economics students I know write notes. But to me, that is a complete waste of time, especially since 90% of students, who are writing Economics notes, are retyping their main textbook (usually the Pearson one written by Dixon...