2026 progress logbook (3 Viewers)

[ALolly]

today:
do some physics 6.3 notes
do some physics questions for mod 6
do some chem questions for mod 6
adapt my eng common mod essay to a question
study hms

 

[pradhyumn]

in the morning
i) did some tuition maths hw
ii) did my english senior literary anki flashcards

 

[ALolly]

today:
do some physics 6.3 notes
do some physics questions for mod 6
do some chem questions for mod 6
adapt my eng common mod essay to a question
study hms

ok so today wasnt great cuz i didn't do hms or practice adaptation for eng
i did edit my mod a essay tho
i did physics notes and questions
chem questions also done

 

[ALolly]

i just read through the textbook and watched science ready vids. i didn't do any questions except like a few from special relativity cuz i am not confident enough yet on anything else. This just gave me an overview of what i will learn eventually and some stuff i actually understood

 

[Burnt_Out]

Mod 7: What is light? Its a yes
Mod 8: What is matter? Its a yes

 

[ALolly]

I just looked at the syllabus module 8 is the most fun thing ever. That's 100% beating biology

honestly i totally cannot wait to memorise all those experiments

 

[ALolly]

Today:
More physics notes
Study some physics mod 6 aswell
Study some chem mod 6
Revise hms flashcards and notes
Hopefully adapt common mod essay to a question

 

[Jaros]

Anyone willing to answer this mod 6 physics question:

For part a) the marking criteria says Pole X is the south pole. But my reasoning is if my pole X is the south pole force acting on the rod is downward right? so wouldn't the magnet exert a force upward to counteract this by Newton's third law decreasing the reading cuz more force going up counteracting the weight force. So if pole X is the North Pole then force acting on the rod would be upward and by Newton's third law the magnet would exert a force downward meaning the reading would increase because additional force going downward means more force + weight force of magnet. Is my reasoning correct? or am I wrong and the guidelines is correct, please let me know,

Thank you

 

[pradhyumn]

21st jan
i) learned some core things you need to ace english hsc
ii) did anki for english literary techniques

 

[Study to success]

today I finished a math ex, analysed a few quotes, looked at a few articles for sac. I'm still slightly behind especially for sac and maybe eng but hopefully I'll catch up

 

[ALolly]

Today:
More physics notes
Study some physics mod 6 aswell
Study some chem mod 6
Revise hms flashcards and notes
Hopefully adapt common mod essay to a question

ok so today was a very packed day:
i went through MOST of physics mod 6 and did the notes (5h)
instead of doing mod 6 for chem i kinda went through mod 5 and 6 (3h)
adapted my essay to a question (1h)
revised hms (1h)

 

[pradhyumn]

hello guys, btw how do you even study for english(cause currently, i am reading my text for term 1 and memorising all the literary techniques)
Is there anything else that I should do?

Thank You, Have A Nice Day

 

[Study to success]

hello guys, btw how do you even study for english(cause currently, i am reading my text for term 1 and memorising all the literary techniques)
Is there anything else that I should do?

Thank You, Have A Nice Day

Make notes on ur text and find quotes, ideas, analysis, etc. also do practice exams/ essays on common mod

 

[ALolly]

today:
finish off notes for physics + do some questions
questions for chem
adapt essay to another question
maybe study hms

 

[ALolly]

today:
finish off notes for physics + do some questions
questions for chem
adapt essay to another question
maybe study hms

i just did physics and chem today and nothing else

 

[Study to success]

i just did physics and chem today and nothing else

I did nothing and nothing else

 

[Jaros]

I just had a quick question to anyone doing business studies, whats the best way to memorise content I have notes for operations and ill speed run Human resources so should I memorise notes by making flashcards or just do an infinite amount of past papers questions till I memorise, also are flash cards even necessary?

 

[Jaros]

also If I were to make flashcards for business how many is like a good amount per topic reckon 100-120 will do the trick for one module of business? (by module I mean operations, HR, Marketing, Finance etc.)

 

[Study to success]

also If I were to make flashcards for business how many is like a good amount per topic reckon 100-120 will do the trick for one module of business? (by module I mean operations, HR, Marketing, Finance etc.)

I think I kinda gave up on flashcards and I just cover my notes, recite and memorise. But I think 100 for each topic is prob normal

 

[Study to success]

I just had a quick question to anyone doing business studies, whats the best way to memorise content I have notes for operations and ill speed run Human resources so should I memorise notes by making flashcards or just do an infinite amount of past papers questions till I memorise, also are flash cards even necessary?

Past papers aren’t really the best for memorising. But I think the most efficient way at least for me is to read, cover, recite, write down, repeat