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[ninetypercent]

Re: Excel Revise in a Month

i don't like the Maths ones. They're not very comprehensive.

 

[gloom]

Re: Excel Revise in a Month

the cafs one is useful. i find the english one shit.

 

[lyounamu]

Re: Excel Revise in a Month

Very useless.

 

[ninetypercent]

Re: Excel revision books and study guides?

I got my Chemistry study guide for $30. It was so useless. I didn't touch it at all. I prefer using textbooks.

 

[thebrightside]

The chemistry one is a lifesaver. Or maybe I'm just so bad at chem that I need it spelled out in very direct terms.

 

[the-derivative]

I generally dislike the Excel books.

However the 4U Maths Excel Book - I found useful for the 'mechanics topic' - helped me understand, but that's about it.

 

[shady145]

yea i got the revise in a month business and it was gross

 

[random-1005]

Hey everyone, I've heard about how excel guides aren't very good, but I was wondering why that is. I've got some of them but am wondering if its a good idea to keep using them if the books method isn't great or switch to better ones if I'm missing out or getting too much information on something.
Thanks

excel guides are pretty good, especially if you dont have the hours and hours to make your own notes.

 

[random-1005]

Re: Excel Revise in a Month

i don't like the Maths ones. They're not very comprehensive.

in maths they are only for a summary of formulas, and they do have worked examples of questions, but the main resource you should be using for maths are past papers and books with mixed questions.

 

[random-1005]

yea i got the revise in a month business and it was gross

lol just really shitty summaries, i borrowed revise maths exten1 in a month from our library and the questions are so simple, not even worth wasting ink on

 

[Aerath]

Excel Legal Studies is very good. It's probably the only Excel that should function as a main textbook.

 

[random-1005]

Excel Legal Studies is very good. It's probably the only Excel that should function as a main textbook.

the whole point of buying "study guides" is for a summary, i thought the goal was to condense the textbooks information into the main points to make it easier for learning, if you want a textbook, just buy a textbook, simple.

 

[Aerath]

the whole point of buying "study guides" is for a summary, i thought the goal was to condense the textbooks information into the main points to make it easier for learning, if you want a textbook, just buy a textbook, simple.

Yeah, and I'm saying that Excel Legal is better than all the other Legal textbooks.

 

[jellybelly59]

Yeah, and I'm saying that Excel Legal is better than all the other Legal textbooks.

you serious aerath? i perferred the hamper, derwent and draper textbook over excel and only used it as reference.

 

[Aerath]

you serious aerath? i perferred the hamper, derwent and draper textbook over excel and only used it as reference.

OK....maybe it's just me. [Well, I was really referring to Prelim, not so sure about HSC, I dropped Legal in Yr 12. ]

 

[Aquawhite]

OK....maybe it's just me. [Well, I was really referring to Prelim, not so sure about HSC, I dropped Legal in Yr 12. ]

Yea, it's just you haha.

Jacaranda is usually a good reference!