jeshxcore
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Oh north sydney millert street! Yeah i know where that is 
theres a library at north sydney.
theres a library at north sydney.
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studying for pre-lim when should i start? (1 Viewer)
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bringonthenerds
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Really? Where abouts!?Oh north sydney millert street! Yeah i know where that is
theres a library at north sydney.
I reckon we should get everyone on BoS who are actually interested in preparing for the pre-lim stuff to have a little study group
jeshxcore
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Add me on msn Jessica.ho93@live.com
Yeah i'm interested in study group. I don't care if its nerdy.. study now.. party later.
just think that when i work my ass off for the course i want, i'll be making a crapload of money and having a great life when i graduate xD haha
Theres a library in north sydney, apparently its good.
(ive been there too but its been a while since ive been to north sydney library so i've forgotten where it is.. but i'll find out where it is soon)
Yeah i'm interested in study group. I don't care if its nerdy.. study now.. party later.
just think that when i work my ass off for the course i want, i'll be making a crapload of money and having a great life when i graduate xD haha
Theres a library in north sydney, apparently its good.
(ive been there too but its been a while since ive been to north sydney library so i've forgotten where it is.. but i'll find out where it is soon)
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I reckon excell books are useless and waste of money
All you need is syllabus and answers to syllabus found on boredofstudies.
THe rest is revise.
Also, I found out that Cambridge Maths 3u Year 11 &12 is good cos it has real exam style questions and harder. If you buy Cambridge, dont buy 3u AND 2u cos most of 2u is in 3u.
All you need is syllabus and answers to syllabus found on boredofstudies.
THe rest is revise.
Also, I found out that Cambridge Maths 3u Year 11 &12 is good cos it has real exam style questions and harder. If you buy Cambridge, dont buy 3u AND 2u cos most of 2u is in 3u.
bringonthenerds
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Spot on child.
And i've added you, i'm the one with the weird English hotmail account. i.e. .co.uk
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well if you want a study group... then perhaps maybe add me too;Really? Where abouts!?
I reckon we should get everyone on BoS who are actually interested in preparing for the pre-lim stuff to have a little study group
check out my profile and it'll have my AIM and msn...
add me if you wish btw =P
d3st1nyLiang
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coool, add me too on anthoz_265@hotmail.com
GUSSSSSSSSSSSSS
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omgomgomgomgomgomgomgomgomgomgomgomgomgomgomgomgomgomg im like soooooooooooooo gonna keep this email address so i can like stalk u and stuff like that ....??? =P =P =P =P
jeshxcore
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Bahahaha looks like we're aiming the same. Mathematics, Modern History, Legal + Desired atar of >96<!-- google_ad_section_end -->
I'll add everyone tonight. I have to go to school soon xD
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You guys should enjoy the rest of Yr 10. It only gets harder from here on in. Go out these holidays. but consolidate your Maths and perhaps, get a headstart by reading your English texts for next year, if your teacher is willing to tell you what texts you're studying.
As for the electives, such as Phys and Chem, there really isn't anything you can do. Yr 10 Science is very very very different to Yr 11 Phys and Chem.
As for the electives, such as Phys and Chem, there really isn't anything you can do. Yr 10 Science is very very very different to Yr 11 Phys and Chem.
annabackwards
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Bahaha, because that's how normal people react when someone reveals their email
HAVE A REST THERE IS NO NEED TO START STUDYING JUST YET!
The official preliminary year does not start until January.
Currently you may be doing little starting pieces of work as prep, but this is not the actual course. The preliminary course only officially goes for 3 terms. Many school's split up their campuses year 7- 10 and year and 12 at another and many students do not have to go to school until next year.
Mnay students wont therefore have even started the course so there is no need to go crazy studying.
REST UP!
Trust me year 11 and year 12 have alot more demands then year 10 and their will be great stress and pressure on you through these years. So you def dont want to be stressing before time and want to be stress free and relaxed when the time starts to begin the course.
There is plenty of time to study in the school year.
YOU NEED A REST.
Otherwise for the 2 years you will feel worn out and rather then doing your best be very drained.
If you are going to ignore this advice and still study anyway which I'm sure alot of you still will I have some advice;
Okay, buy a comprehensive study guide on the subjects you are doing.
eg. 3 unit maths. Have a bit of a review of this and study it.
Most textbooks are fairly comprehensive and give an in depth view of the course. That way you will be ahead of everyone. When purchasing textbooks buy the ones that cover both the preliminary and HSC course. Otherwise you will have to buy more books next year. In my opinion you are also better off with actual textbooks and not study guides. Some of the study guides do not cover certain syllabus points while also do not cover some topics.
Also if possible ask your teacher what texts you will be doing in English. Therefore you can read/watch them and will be able to study during the school year rather than have to read them etc. etc. in the school year.
Also buy a study guide on the novel you are doing and read it. This gives you a great understanding so when assessments come up you will be able to begin them rather then learn it and begin it at the same time
ALSO I think a good idea would be to plan a study schedule. The HSC places many demands on students. If you have a plan you will follow this the whole time and keep on track rather then fall behind and try and catch up with a later study plan which puts you behind and very, very stressed.
eg. have a plan for week one study maths on mondays english tuesdays etc etc. then a quick review of your days work each night.
The official preliminary year does not start until January.
Currently you may be doing little starting pieces of work as prep, but this is not the actual course. The preliminary course only officially goes for 3 terms. Many school's split up their campuses year 7- 10 and year and 12 at another and many students do not have to go to school until next year.
Mnay students wont therefore have even started the course so there is no need to go crazy studying.
REST UP!
Trust me year 11 and year 12 have alot more demands then year 10 and their will be great stress and pressure on you through these years. So you def dont want to be stressing before time and want to be stress free and relaxed when the time starts to begin the course.
There is plenty of time to study in the school year.
YOU NEED A REST.
Otherwise for the 2 years you will feel worn out and rather then doing your best be very drained.
If you are going to ignore this advice and still study anyway which I'm sure alot of you still will I have some advice;
Okay, buy a comprehensive study guide on the subjects you are doing.
eg. 3 unit maths. Have a bit of a review of this and study it.
Most textbooks are fairly comprehensive and give an in depth view of the course. That way you will be ahead of everyone. When purchasing textbooks buy the ones that cover both the preliminary and HSC course. Otherwise you will have to buy more books next year. In my opinion you are also better off with actual textbooks and not study guides. Some of the study guides do not cover certain syllabus points while also do not cover some topics.
Also if possible ask your teacher what texts you will be doing in English. Therefore you can read/watch them and will be able to study during the school year rather than have to read them etc. etc. in the school year.
Also buy a study guide on the novel you are doing and read it. This gives you a great understanding so when assessments come up you will be able to begin them rather then learn it and begin it at the same time
ALSO I think a good idea would be to plan a study schedule. The HSC places many demands on students. If you have a plan you will follow this the whole time and keep on track rather then fall behind and try and catch up with a later study plan which puts you behind and very, very stressed.
eg. have a plan for week one study maths on mondays english tuesdays etc etc. then a quick review of your days work each night.
GUSSSSSSSSSSSSS
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wat?? that ISNT how normal people react????Bahaha, because that's how normal people react when someone reveals their email
..........SHIT i been going about it ALL WRONG!!!!!!! =P
killer-cupcakes
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Don't worry about yr 11 ENJOY your summer holidays!
Start studying early term 3 next year, revision is best at the end of each week, read over what you learnt, wish i did that but i am doing that now
about yr 11 ENJOY your summer holidays!Start studying early term 3 next year, revision is best at the end of each week, read over what you learnt, wish i did that but i am doing that now
jeshxcore
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yeah i'm going away these coming holidays anwyays.
definatey going to relax and stuff but starting next year i'll probably be at the library once a week or once a fortnight..
just need study group for next year + year 12.
i feel that our year group - year 12 of 2011, are quite competitive.. because most people that i know who are in my year (regardless of the school) are either very very hardworking, or total party-goers.
i'm probably generalizing right now.. but yeah.
definatey going to relax and stuff but starting next year i'll probably be at the library once a week or once a fortnight..
just need study group for next year + year 12.
i feel that our year group - year 12 of 2011, are quite competitive.. because most people that i know who are in my year (regardless of the school) are either very very hardworking, or total party-goers.
i'm probably generalizing right now.. but yeah.
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Just relax. These last weeks of Year 10 will be the least stressful of your life (not joking). If you're really really keen you could start work in January, but I didn't, and I'm doing just fine. The only thing you can really work on is maths, or read/watch your texts for English if you know them. Everything else is really really different to Year 10. There's heaps of time in Year 11 and 12 for disgusting workloads, so enjoy life now.
timme
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Yeah, exactly; well said. I do believe that starting some kind of work (even if you were to just "get your head around" some of the course) it will definitely alleviate some stress and pressure that you may feel. Also will give you a bit of a competitive upper hand when your teacher goes over the content in class
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