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Hi guys, I will be doing MATH1081 - Discrete Math and MATH1131 - Math 1A in the first trimester and wondering if anyone could suggest what I could do to prepare because I want to get good marks. I've watched some intro to math UNSW vids and they have some worksheets but I was hoping maybe...

How's everyone feeling?

Any tips on doing past papers?

What past papers are up to date with the current syllabus? I think I remember my teacher saying it's 2012 but idk for sure.

What am I supposed to do now? There's like 6 weeks to actual HSC exams which isn't much so I feel like I need to start studying for exams again. I'm gonna start doing past HSC and past trial papers but idk if there is better stuff to do. What is everybody doing now?

I've got trials in like a week and I'm gonna start memorising quotes for my essays, if I want to be able to adapt my analysis to different questions, what kind of quotes do I need to look for? And, do I need a lot of different small quotes or a few big ones where I can just change the analysis...

At what point would you say you've prepared well enough, is it consistent 70/ 80/ 90 in practice papers? What even are some reasonable trial marks? I feel like getting an 80 would be really good since it covers all topics for all subjects but idk if that's too low of a mark. Maybe people who...

How is everyone gonna study for the trials? Or how have you studied in prev hsc years and was it good/bad? Curious what you guys are doing since this is very different to normal exams.

Does anyone know what these are, if any? All I can think of is the incentive effect and lower inlation.

How many quotes do you actually need per paragraph and does more quotes = better mark?

So far in Y12 I've done pretty well on all my tests and assignments without falling for the notes meme. I never look at the syllabus or care about dot points, I just do important work in class and at home and prep for tests when they come up with the best plan I can come up with. I have friends...

"give Principals and system authorities the power to determine the number, type and weighting of tasks for Year 11 school based assessment, in line with the decision communicated last week for HSC students" That's from the NESA COVID19 committee, I don't understand if this means nothing for...

If I'm given an essay on the effects of the Great Depression on different groups in society, do I have to talk about the New Deal at all or just the actual effects on people?

I have unlimited free time these summer holidays, is is realistic to aim to complete all the HSC 2u unit math I need for the year? The work is not very difficult and I think this would be very beneficial as it would make my in school lessons revision and instead or in addition to homework I...

Is there a set amount that I will lose or is it up to the teachers? Even if I go over and lose marks, if I have the perfect essay which is a true 100% and I go over and lose 5-10% or whatever it is that is still a really good mark. The only reason I'm not cutting words out is because my essay is...

Can someone explain what are the pros and cons of globalisation in contrast to the advantages and disadvantages of free trade? I don't understand the difference between them.

I have a skills test coming up and don't really know how to study for bio in particular because it's not like maths where there are questions and chapters to learn (my school doesn't have textbooks for bio so all our resources are printed worksheets) and it's not like modern where you can plan...

I speak 2 languages and difficulty is not going to be a problem, can I enroll in a language course without doing it in Y11?

Title basically says it all, I don't really care what I need to do to get a good mark, I'll do it.

So my Advanced English marks are really bad for Y11, all assessments were between 50% and 60% and I find the work really boring which is maybe related to the teacher but it doesn't matter since the teacher isn't going to change. It seems like an easy decision to drop to standard but I have done...