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Re: how many units do you plan to do for the hsc? what do you mean by 'englishfied'?

Re: how many units do you plan to do for the hsc? yer, in maths you need to understand the english language in order to effectively draw diagrams and solve problems as well as communicate your working logically and clearly

oh, okay that series thing is annoying - but for us we keep the prelim book for next year to study the prelim topics next year cause they can test you on any prelim topic

12 units there, as for 4 unit maths - 2 units count as extension 1 and 2 units count as extension 2 - so you get a mark out of 100 for each; this means 2-unit maths (mathematics) does not count in your HSC/UAI.

Re: how many units do you plan to do for the hsc? I thought history would be a very imporant part of society and culture. Also, I do PDHPE and we did the health promotions which covers a brief history of health priorities in the last 200 years. So that's history too. P.S You make a very...

I have this book atm , and well i do not know why , but since it says ext 1 , i would think it should only be ext 1. But looking thouroughly through it you find out that it has alot of 2U work , is there a reason to this? Yer, it contains the entire Preliminary 3U course - this includes both...

Re: how many units do you plan to do for the hsc? All the formulae, theroms and concepts have a long history behind them. Pythagorases Therom for example.

Re: how many units do you plan to do for the hsc? yer, as much as you might hate it, history is a part of EVERY subject

There used be alot more subjects that had extensions available. According to my maths teacher, there used to be extension Economics and probably more but I forget what he said. As for me, extension PDHPE would be fun - especially if it drew upon maths concepts. Also, extension 2 music would...

oh, bad luck :(

To tell you the truth, I am so unsure about what to study post high school that they were all the subjects I have an interest in and considered doing. Oh, I wouldn't pick up all those subjects. The subject timetable lines worked perfectly for the subjects I initially said I'd pick but then I...

haha, yer :(

haha, I guess that applies to me too :rolleyes:

I'm a little confused - if you buy your textbooks then wouldn't everyone have different textbooks in your classes thus meaning the teacher cannot set work out of the textbook. :uhoh:

consistency and continuity :) do a little each day and be sure to know what you are being taught (sounds pretty normal but some kids are just hollow in the head and what is said to them once goes in one ear and out the next) its all about techniques!!!! know them make time for extra...

technically there is no pass and fail but the bands correspond to aligned marks band 1 = 0-49% band 2 = 50-59% band 3 = 60-69% band 4 = 70-79% band 5 = 80-89% band 6 = 90-100% for band 1 it is considered that you have 'failed' to achieve key outcomes of knowledge and...

probably not - the speeches will take about 2-3 weeks anyway so I reckon so you might just be slipped onto the end of them - so maybe week 4 it may be due for you

it wasn't offered, well it was, its just no one chose it and our class has only 10 people anyway :( but music 1 is good, very straight forward and a good calming tool after 3U maths or chemistry :)

a couple of people at our school have those books and write in them - you should write in them: that's why they are designed in such a way

haha, our school in the minority then :)