Study Guide? (1 Viewer)

[redorange]

Which study guide do u people recommend?

I heard Excel was good, but was wondering what ur peoples' opinions are

 

[Riviet]

In terms of worked examples, excel is one of the better study guides. If you want practice-type revision, then textbooks like cambridge and fitzpatrick have heaps that you can get that practice on topics. You could also have a look at the syllabus if you want to know exactly what you are required to know for the HSC.

 

[pLuvia]

You should get those success one books, for maths extension 1. It has about 13 years of the last HSC papers and worked answers

 

[redorange]

Oh i meant study guides, not past HSC papers.

So it looks like excel's the best?

 

[SoulSearcher]

Excel's the only one I've heard of, but there must be other ones around.

 

[bottle01]

I don't really prefer excel...i've done a few topics in it...some of the questions are not quite typical i may say. However, the study card is lovely...xP...and i'm still keeping it as a backup...I prefer doing specimen questions...they are more challenging and will make you feel better when you actually sit in the exams...Because you 'struggle' at home rather than in a exam...^_^...it's just personal opinion...