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Asking for a friend.
textbook, YouTube, tutor …?
textbook, YouTube, tutor …?
Atar notes is censored on this forum when you write it without a spaceMy method was as follows:
Open up the ********* book, the pearson textbook (or jacaranda/in focus) and a physical notepad. When you come to a new section of a topic, read the ********* book first as a 'pre reading' exercise to orient you with the topic. Then read through the pearson textbook, making notes as you go along and ensuring you copy down all formulae, diagrams and flow charts. Pearson has a review section at the end of each section so use this to make sure your notes are full enough - you should have some content for each dot point in that review section.
Lol I forgot about that. Well I guess you guys know what i mean anyways.Atar notes is censored on this forum when you write it without a space
I dropped Phys during yr12 because I didn’t like but I yes I do have an idea now thanks to everyone. But as I said it was for a friend, not mebruh u have 99.8 atar and did physics... I'd say you should have a decent idea on what you'd needa do
I don’t really like physics high but if they like it then I’d recommend coupling it with ATAR notes, his videos aren’t as rigidly structured around the syllabusThanks I appreciate it. Would you also say that channels like Physics High may be sufficient on its own, or coupled with something like Atar notes would give a better understanding of concepts?
Thanks for the helpI don’t really like physics high but if they like it then I’d recommend coupling it with ATAR notes, his videos aren’t as rigidly structured around the syllabus
Actually, he didn't work ahead in physics but he'd already finished Maths extension 2 in Year 11, so was quite strong in all the maths related areas of physics (vectors, trig, circular motion, calculus) and was able to work through the textbooks relatively quickly.When did he start going ahead