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Hmm, dunno if it's just my 2 years at uni coming through but it seems to be getting easier by the year. Well, maybe not that much easier than last year's. Question 8 had some very easy marks, which is disappointing really...
 

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Looking at this year's and last year's exam as well as the new syllabus about to be put into place in the near future, it looks like Extension 2 Maths is getting dumbed down....
 
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Trebla said:
Looking at this year's and last year's exam as well as the new syllabus about to be put into place in the near future, it looks like Extension 2 Maths is getting dumbed down....
Good teachers will not allow the amateurs at the Board of Studies to tell them what to teach.
 

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Only teachers who have PHD in mathematics should be teaching the 4 unit course.

that is what Rod Yager said to me when I asked what he thinks about the level of 4 unit in NSW.
 

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PhD? bloody hell :p

Surely an undergrad major in maths is sufficient (or perhaps honours). I think there's a big problem in that a lot of the maths teachers out there haven't actually studied any mathematics at a university level and so suffer the same naivety as high school students with regard to fundamental concepts.
 

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