how to study sor (1 Viewer)

[imhungry990]

hi im currently doing yr 12 sor 2 and i was wondering how i can practice answering hsc questions?? is there a website or some place where i can find questions based on each syllabus dot point?? bc rn i would have to go through all the papers to find stuff for the dot points

 

[Bendwhat?_over]

You could ask your teacher, or look at thsc.

 

[imhungry990]

my teacher is no help at all..

 

[imhungry990]

hi im currently doing yr 12 sor 2 and i was wondering how i can practice answering hsc questions?? is there a website or some place where i can find questions based on each syllabus dot point?? bc rn i would have to go through all the papers to find stuff for the dot points

 

[Study to success]

https://www.acehsc.net/library/#tablehsc

 

[m_avi]

hi im currently doing yr 12 sor 2 and i was wondering how i can practice answering hsc questions?? is there a website or some place where i can find questions based on each syllabus dot point?? bc rn i would have to go through all the papers to find stuff for the dot points

to find on each syllabus dot point is kinda hard ngl

 

[imhungry990]

https://www.acehsc.net/library/#tablehsc

hi what am i supposed to do wiht this

 

[imhungry990]

to find on each syllabus dot point is kinda hard ngl

yk how theres math topic by topic i was just wondering if someone had that for sor

 

[Study to success]

hi what am i supposed to do wiht this

u click subject and put 'studies of religion' and then choose assessment task on the drop down thing above

 

[imhungry990]

after you make notes for sor, how are you supposed to study??? like apply ur understanding?? what did top sor students do

 

[Study to success]

yk how theres math topic by topic i was just wondering if someone had that for sor

that's a future project I would like to consider doing. Maybe after the hsc

 

[m_avi]

hi what am i supposed to do wiht this

notes and resources

yk how theres math topic by topic i was just wondering if someone had that for sor

does ur sor textbook not have any?

 

[Study to success]

here's some more. Maybe try searching on studocu and scribd

https://www.studocu.com/en-au/document/australian-high-school/sor-1/religion-and-belief-systems-in-aus-post-1945-practice-questions/131942518

 

[reniiiblaseee]

after you make notes for sor, how are you supposed to study??? like apply ur understanding?? what did top sor students do

do open book questions and give them to ur teacher

for mcq practice head onto the nesa website like search up hsc studies of religion mcq and you’ll get questions from previous years

 

[queetle]

just drop to studies in catholic thoruhgt lol and do ext 2 math

 

[killer queen]

hi im currently doing yr 12 sor 2 and i was wondering how i can practice answering hsc questions?? is there a website or some place where i can find questions based on each syllabus dot point?? bc rn i would have to go through all the papers to find stuff for the dot points

hi! unfortunately, as far as I'm aware, you will have to just go through each paper...to make it easier for myself, at the beginning of the year, I screenshotted every short-answer/essay question for my topics and put them into separate documents based on module so I could scroll through later. practicing identifying which dot points a question addresses is honestly good passive studying though! maybe after HSC I'll make a resource identifying each dp but for now we must make do...

after you make notes for sor, how are you supposed to study??? like apply ur understanding?? what did top sor students do

I did pretty well in trials - what I did was a 5-marker on each dot-point from religion post-1945 and religion non-religion, the highest mark value for each part of the tripartite (like an 8-marker on ethics, 8 on practice, 8 on person), and made essay plans for holistic religion, each aspect, and then peace. for me, getting familiar with these essay plans was more effective than writing them out over and over again - I personally am a proponent of knowing your arguments instead of memorising essays, though I do know people who do that, and it works for them. I also condensed my notes into flashcards - the process of which really helped consolidate my conceptual understanding.

also, practice multiple choice. if anything requires practice, it's that. everything else you can get away with knowing skeletons, and ensuring you have mountains of evidence. (I'd recommend sorting your evidence early, so all you need to do come exam is memorise! which takes a really long time...)