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I don't remember having done any Chemistry trial past papers up until my trials, save a few scattered HSC questions.
Calculate molarity? More like assess impact on society.Here is a meme for those doing chemistry:
I don't think thats necessarily a good thing lol. I mean whatever works for you I guess haha. You did extremely well in your chemistry (I think? ) so gj youI don't remember having done any Chemistry trial past papers up until my trials, save a few scattered HSC questions.
LOL vut?
Ask hawkie, he is the cramming pro.Does anyone know roughly how long it would take to cram for a 3 hr modern history exam?
if you've studied said relateds for a bit, they should automatically be in ur head lolI am so jealous of those people with a photographic memory! I can't even remember the titles of my related texts lol
tbh i think he was exaggerating and/or being sarcastic.if you've studied said relateds for a bit, they should automatically be in ur head lol
but otherwise, just rewrite the titles a few times; rote learning doesn't hurt every now and then
oh fucktbh i think he was exaggerating and/or being sarcastic.
uh well atm memory = shit bc surviving on 4 hours of sleep each day (trying to complete major proj for thursday)first, how good is your memory?
how well do your know the course atm? 60%? 70%?
and do you do CSSA?
which topics do you do?
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Ty.You will definitely need at least 7+ hours of rest because solid sleep = more likely to retain the information for longer.
That's a good start - the detail is mainly your pieces of evidence/historiography - make sure you cram those (I mean, you have the rest of today and tomorrow morning to revise because you do CSSA so this shouldn't be too difficult).
I don't do any of those topics haha, except for WW1 obviously. Best advice I can give for this section is ensure your exam technique in source analysis is top-notch. Rote learning what's necessary will come naturally afterwards.
Ahk cooliesss.Sounds good.
It's a hard to say, because whilst you get can away with using the source booklet to form your answers, there are instances where you need to draw upon your "own knowledge". That being said, you wouldn't need to rote learn as much compared to the national and international study which contains a ridiculous amount of content. So I say, yes have a bit of your "own knowledge" for WW1, but not to the point your brain has to be overwhelmed because it can only take that much in a short time.
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Anyhow, I need to study for Modern History as well lol - but gl with your prep!
I never really considered memorising the key dates tbh; like yeh obvs remember them but I focus on the key issues of the content and figure out what was the impact and suchI'm trying to remember all the key dates for all the modern history topics and it's damn impossible!! You can't make associations with anything because they're just dates. I might try do a long narrative paragraph which connects all the key dates and hopefully that'll help me remember them. Then I need to remember all my historiography.....