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[Claudeski]

Hey everyone, whats the best study guide for earth? I'm probably gonna get the excel one but are there better ones?

 

[pwoh]

I heard Excel study guides weren't very comprehensive, but I don't know. Try searching for something related to textbooks using the search tool?

 

[henry08]

Buy the Spotlight book. Its not exactly a study guide, but is more of a comprehensive summary.

 

[nick3157]

get dotpoints. its bloody good. it goes through each and every dot point and asks u a heap of questions on each plus answers in the back (including answers to longer response questions - it doesnt just say 'ask teacher'). i think the physics one also has summaries.

 

[henry08]

Is there even an E&ES Dotpoints book?

 

[nick3157]

lol sorry. now i feel like an arse. thought he was talking about physics for some reason (probably cos i havent done any study for it). but hey if u can find a dotpoints earth enviro im sure its good too!

 

[Claudeski]

Yep theres a dot point book, so I'll get that , I'll look into spotlight as well. Thanks for the replies.

 

[henry08]

Lol, I'm 99% sure there is no Earth and Environmental Dotpoints book.

 

[Claudeski]

Lol, I'm 99% sure there is no Earth and Environmental Dotpoints book.

Just got it today

 

[henry08]

When was it published? There was none at the end of last year or start of thsi year.

 

[Claudeski]

When was it published? There was none at the end of last year or start of thsi year.

Pretty sure it just came out this year

 

[the10thplanet]

Hey where would I be able to find that dotpoints book??

I live in sydney and wouldn't mind if anyone suggested a bookstore or place I could go in and buy it


thanks

 

[jasonml]

No way, there definatly isnt a "Dot Point" for Earth & Environmental Science.


EDIT: I stand corrected. (DAMN!)

http://www.sciencepress.com.au/images/Books/ForPopUp/DOTPOINTEarthAndEnvironHSC_316x400.jpg