Did you go to PHS?Someth1ng, for year 12 you will get both Physics in Context and Physics Contexts
For chemistry you will get conquering chemistry
And for 4 unit maths you will get foundations of 4 units maths (patel)
Depends if you want to state rank. loooolIve seen spotlight books around. Are they any good to use on their own or are they more a supplementry text?
How does this compare with Conquering Chemistry Edition 3?Chem - Jacaranda
How does this compare with Conquering Chemistry Edition 3?Chem - Jacaranda
3rd edition is more colourful (Physics) and it presents some corrections in errors in the 2nd edition.How does this compare with Conquering Chemistry Edition 3?
Also, for Physics, is the Jacaranda Edition 2 fine to use? ie it was published in 2003. Did the syllabus change since then?
Can you give one or two examples of "corrections in errors" that were made?3rd edition is more colourful (Physics) and it presents some corrections in errors in the 2nd edition.
It's only minor, I think they corrected about two answers to a few questions. I personally like the 3rd edition better as it is more colourful and pleasant to look at. It also comes with thinner paper and looks slimmer. But it's no different in terms of content with the second edition. Also I would highly recommend Physics in Focus.Can you give one or two examples of "corrections in errors" that were made?
chem - conquering chem and jacarandaHi
What are your thoughts on the best textbook and study guide for the following subjects:
Thank you
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Biology
N.B. Please mention only one textbook and study guide for each subject
Personally, I do partly disagree with this. I believe that if you have a poor teacher like me, one that doesn't teach by the syllabus but rather teaches everything that's outside the syllabus or overcomplicates everything, then a good textbook is very important and it is also important to get one that is clear and concise. However on the other hand, it is the student's duty to study (in which I do) and frequently have family members quiz me directly from Conquering Chemistry to know what I have or have not covered. I have a textbook by Oxford called "Physics in Context" and it is full of blatant mistakes and is rather confusing to read.At the end of the day - it's not the textbook, it's the student.