How far are your classes through your HSC courses? (2 Viewers)

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Physics: Half way through our 3rd topic, Moving About.
Chemistry: Nearly finished our 3rd topic, Water.
Economics: Somewhere in Financial Markets.

I didn't include Maths and English because there's not much use comparing those, since everybody's doing different things and there isn't really strictly defined stages.

 

[shaon0]

How far are your classes through your prelim courses?

Maths 3unit & 2unit- Polynomials just finished
English- Finished Module 3 i think.
Physics- Circuits/Energy in the home
Chemistry- Doing Water.
Biology- Upto Module 3 i think.
SOR 1- Finished Christianity.

 

[bored of sc]

Religion - Finished nature of religion and Judaism. Now onto Christianity.

English - Finished 3 electives. Doing Area of Study all next term.

Maths - Starting Calculus next term I think.

Extension Maths - Not sure what we are doing next. Possibly T-results and special results for Trigonometry.

Chemistry - Done Chemical Earth and Metals. 4/5 of the way through water.

PDHPE - Finished all the core topics (Meanings of health/physical activity, Better Health for Individuals, The Body in Motion). Starting first aid next term.

Music - Um.... Stuff...

 

[k150764]

For chemistry we've started on water (the beginning parts)
and for biology we're half way through the evolution of Australia Biota

 

[lolokay]

you haven't started water wow you are behind, are you sure you haven't done anything in water yet.

we've done precipitates and a bit of other solubility stuff. I dunno if that's part of water though. we also did a bit on the structure and formula of eth/meth- etc -ane/ene/yne though not much (I think that's in energy)

 

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we've done precipitates and a bit of other solubility stuff. I dunno if that's part of water though. we also did a bit on the structure and formula of eth/meth- etc -ane/ene/yne though not much (I think that's in energy)

Yeah, shouldn't that be in the Energy topic?

 

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Yeah, shouldn't that be in the Energy topic?

Nope, solubility rules and precipitates are in the water module, from what I recall from todays study .

 

[lolokay]

Yeah, shouldn't that be in the Energy topic?

we were only told the rules early in the year when drawing dot diagrams - we weren't expected to remember it then, so we'll be learning it again

and yeah, looking in my textbook precipitation is only in the water module - we just haven't really done much specifically about water

 

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Nah, the naming hydrocarbon part.

 

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Nah, the naming hydrocarbon part.

My bad