What textbook do you use? (1 Viewer)

[MuffinMan]

For me conquering chemistry how about you guys out there. And also whats your option topic. For me its industrial chemistry (I think).

 

[archangel leila]

Yeah conquering chem for me too, for a while we were using a pathways one but it was pretty crap. CC is so much easier to understand I think we're doing industrial as well coz our teacher has done it for like 5 years and basically knows nothing else i reckon!...oooh but we're pushing for forensic just to be rebellious

 

[(^o^)]

Chemistry in Context?
forensic yup~

 

[onigiri]

I'm using Spotlight Chem. As for the options well my Chem teacher said we'll decide "along the way"..... he's sooooo organised

 

[hyperbole]

At school, my teacher dictates from Chemistry Contexts but we also use Conquering.
At home, I use Contexts and Macquarie Revision Guide
Our option is Shipwrecks & Salvage but I reall really really want to Forensic Chemistry, it sounds so interesting but oh well..
Oh for our option, my teacher is using the Surfing series.

 

[Slidey]

Conquering chemistry in class.

At home I use Conquering Chemistry, Macquarie revision, and the teacher's handouts and summaries.

Option: Shipwrecks and corrosion... what else?

 

[archangel leila]

Yeah how good is macquarie revision? i use it more than the text book coz it tells you clearly all the important stuff without excess baggage. And it rips on excel, for shizzle...

 

[Jaydels]

I use conquering chemistry at school and macquarie at home (macquarie is sooooo good). We're doing industrial chemistry *groans* which sounds to me like the most boring option. I so wanna do forensic chemistry

 

[TimeAndTide]

Chemistry Pathways 2 in class and Conquering Chemistry at home.

 

[Skip]

We use these booklet thingy's written by some crazy guy.

But the teacher also gave us contexts and conquering aswell

option is shipwrecks and salvage

 

[paki_diva]

We use these booklet thingy's written by some crazy guy.

But the teacher also gave us contexts and conquering aswell

option is shipwrecks and salvage

hey we use those booklets for physics written by our own teacher, apparantly he is a gr8 teacher whom everyone understands except us.

Anyways, our chem teacher is pretty organised, we use conquering chem, chem in context, surfing & success 1 at school and they had enough copies for us to use all these at school and let us take 'em for home studies too. so we don't have to carry our text books everyday. At home i have macq guide too.

 

[meLoncoLLie]

We use Conquering, it's pretty comprehensive and clear

our teacher (Ms Hogan) wrote surfing chemistry so we use that in class as well

 

[Casmira]

I know! a teacher writing a book, no wonder she knows her shit so well

 

[lukebennett]

i used conquering chemistry but i mosty used my macquarie revision guide

 

[MedNez]

We got Conquering Chem, and Pathways ? I think also.

 

[(^o^)]

hey we use those booklets for physics written by our own teacher, apparantly he is a gr8 teacher whom everyone understands except us.

Anyways, our chem teacher is pretty organised, we use conquering chem, chem in context, surfing & success 1 at school and they had enough copies for us to use all these at school and let us take 'em for home studies too. so we don't have to carry our text books everyday. At home i have macq guide too.

wtf?
which school do u go to with all those resourses?
omg..

btw macq guide is better than excel aye?
or vice versa?

 

[meLoncoLLie]

wtf?
which school do u go to with all those resourses?
omg..

btw macq guide is better than excel aye?
or vice versa?

wow you're pretty lucky to have all these books!

i think macquarie is better, the info is more relevant and comprehensive.

 

[Casmira]

Our chem teacher told us that the chemistry department spent alot of its budget just before they changed syllabus in 2001, rendering the books they bought not as effective as current ones, which is why we dont have the decent ones