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again, i call bullshit - that's still too many you can easily prepare just one in advance

Nah, English definitely has rote learning, whether that'd be remembering quotes + techniques or a generic essay. And LOL, I call bullshit on memorising 15 stories - if that's the case, then you're doing the creative writing wrong). And just remember that whilst rote learning works in high...

not looking forward for mod C as well and gg, year 10 history was the worst lol

lol'ed m9, I have never heard such a logical fallacy in my whole entire life.

So some here have said that you can just derive via the triangles, yet others say that you must rote learn the exact values for trig. But isn't maths all about grasping the concepts and not rote learning; or does it have to do with 'knowing' niche shortcuts to help you get to the answer...

you're being too vague with your request. unless you at least provide some detail as to what you're struggle with english, then we can't help you lol

how can you like english, that's like not normal lol

yeah, i can understand that your dislike of english can be furthered if your school picks texts which are universally accepted as shit just try to find something from this comparative module about its values and what it teaches us about humanity. it can be interesting stuff if you take the...

Tbh, I think you're just stressing out. Rarely will you find someone who can create the "perfect" essay in their first draft (unless you're a gun English student [only accounts for 5% of the state imo]). So quit fretting and take your time, you will slowly write top quality essays through...

if you think it's pointless, then don't come :p

Hi all, As the title states, do you need to have the ability to rote learn to succeed in year 12? Like, applying your knowledge to paper is crucial but from the way I see it - this can't be done without memorising the content first. So yeah, people what are you suggestions as to how to rote...

Don't mean to sound ignorant as I don't take high school science anymore, but why is that the case? I thought that HSC physics was relevant to its uni counterpart.

you have it easy lol infinite resources everywhere

Broad question: So I've been pondering on this for a while, and I was wondering if your skills in HSC English are useful for other subjects; namely the histories, and social sciences?

re: HSC Chemistry Marathon Archive off topic, but i here lots of ppl perpetuate that hsc chem is rife with rote learning. is this legit?

This is also true. I just didn't understand OP's question as it was taken out of context slightly lol.

A radical as an initiator are substances that produce atoms which do not have a full outer shell of electrons, so a covalent bond would be left loose. That's pretty much what it is. (and peroxide isn't an initiator lmao; it's a byproduct of a radical. you may want to recheck your understanding...

especially english in regards to comprehension questions, and writing a page on what you have learnt from discovery - such bullshit lol

If you wanna save time, step two is not necessary. Just multiply the 1st constant by the 3rd constant, 2nd by 3rd, 2nd by 4th and 1st by 3rd. Immediately, you will get the third step where simplification is required. But yeah, binomial products is the product of two binomial expressions, as a...

As someone who did science in year 11 who dropped it in year 12, this isn't necessarily true. Whilst a lot of of HSC Science is rote learning, many topics, particularly in chem and phys require understanding.