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Thanks for responding. I know I'm more of a maths and science, so I always perform better in biology/chemistry/maths compared to history/english. But what I was asking was whether HSCOnline would be a good source to study from for my modern history trial exam, i.e. is it detailed enough etc...

Hey guys. For Modern History, I'm not doing too bad, but not that great either (around 78% right now) and I have a couple of questions in regards to studying for this subject. My trials are in about a week, and I've been studying for Modern History by reading over the textbook and...

Week 1 Monday: English Paper 1 Tuesday: English Paper 2 Week 2 Friday: Chemistry (:)) Week 3 Monday: 2U Maths Tuesday: Modern History Thursday: Biology Happy with mine.

No problem. I'm assuming you're going to consider doing Chemistry now? If you do, good luck with it! I'm pretty sure you'll do well if you put the effort in. And you can just ask any time for help. (:

There's barely any maths in Biology, and if there is, it's REALLY simple. With chemistry, the actual calculations are easy (basic multiplication, division, subtraction, addition), however, understanding what the question is asking can be a bit tricky sometimes. But, no. You don't have to be...

If you're consistent with your work and rarely (or never) cram, then it won't hard to handle. I'm doing both Chemistry and Biology, and I find them both really interesting, and that kind of motivates me to study them, because when I learn, I actually want to understand the work, and not just...

Don't listen to what everyone says. I think you'll really like it. It's probably my favourite subject that I'm doing.

If you're interested in chemistry, then you should definitely do it. You'll probably do well in it if you like it.

I'm doing: Russia and the Soviet Union Leon Trotsky Conflict in Europe

Well, my school has completed almost all the topics except the last one. Yeah, you just pick out the questions from the topics you have done. You can find them online or buy the Success One book.

- Make my notes for Biology, Modern History and Chemistry and read ahead. - Make AOS notes for English - Practice maths past papers. Around 2-4 hours a day, 3-4 days a week. Hope this works.

the class has finished the whole 2 unit maths course (pre-lim and HSC) already, and i've completed only half of it -.- and there's an exam week 1 term 2

Huck Finn. Ugh, it's so boring -.-