I still think it's better to have separate classes. If you have two classes, wouldn't that mean that some of the people in the 2U class may not be doing 3U? So there might be a variation in student skill level in that class with that kind of mix.foram said:So, when people drop 3U math, they can still go to their 2U class. Or so they don't need separate 3U classes for 4U and 2U students. Thats what I reckon.
Your standings aren't too bad and your marks are pretty top notch. I think with some hard work and a little more study you should be able to see a 80-90 mark for 4U. However, it also depends on the level of difficultly of your exam papers.bettina44 said:
According to your marks and ranks it looks like your capable.bettina44 said:
I reckon you can do 4 unit if you can get your 2 unit mark about 95%+, since it is assumed 4 unit students will score 100% in the 2 unit paper. I'd also work on getting my 3 unit paper above the 85% mark, 90% even to be sure. However, your rankings seem pretty good, but you want to be certain of a good mark when sitting the common paper.bubblesss said:
You seem to have the marks for Ext. 2 so I say go for it. Although since you are doing Visual Arts, you should keep in mind Ext. 2 takes up a lot of time as does your Major Work.bettina44 said:
But aren't the first few topics pretty simple? Complex numbers = easy according to my sister.the-derivative said:
I'm worried about that. Japanese takes up a lot of time to study for. How shall I make way for 4U maths?Kujah said:The only topic that I'd say is "easy" (loose definition) is Polynomials to a lesser extent, Complex Numbers + Integration. As long you do homework and put in the effort through past papers and that, you should be fine. But be wary of the amount of time you'd have to dedicate for 4u. Good luck!
Depends on the domain given.bubblesss said:
