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There is an interesting article in SMH on 7 December paper today : we-need-to-reassess-one-in-seven-hsc-students-claim-exam-help One in five students from private schools now apply for HSC disability provisions. Schools in Sydney’s most affluent suburbs, in the north, the inner city and the...

I think it depends on many factors : the type of student, the type of tutoring, financial situation etc. It is very much like going to gym. There are so many resources , videos on internet . You can make your own training program. But still nothing replaces an experienced good personal trainer.

There are many different types of intelligence. Some people are good at physical sciences but very bad at social sciences or vice versa.

They classified non-profit for the tax purposes. Private entities are for the exclusive members. It is debated many times so I will not enter into this argument. Public funding of the private schools is one of the biggest scams in this country.

Private schools can do their own way as they are there for profit. But the selective schools are owned by the public. The general public interest requires a fair and equitable access to the resources for everyone.

Very good point. I think Education Department should lead the way for a central depository of HSC resources which every NSW school/student can access.

There is a good example in Cambridge Year 11 textbook on pp 674. To solve this problem, let's break it down into steps. Identify fixed placements: Four specific people want to sit on one side of the table (let's call this Side A). One couple wants to sit together on the other side (Side B)...