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Yep thats true I had it organised before I started the HSC.

They are all good (oxford, new religion and cambridge), what makes a difference is how you convert the content in them to succinct dot point notes.

I would make goals for the HSC overall and for each assessment, as that is what I did and it kept me on track (make an excel sheet it helps with this).For the bigger ATAR goal you have I would work back words pick an ATAR and see what marks you need to get it and write it down on a piece of...

Same year as Aditya and he is a beast at all those subjects he really knows the content in depth and can teach you in a way that is very easy to understand, if you want to be on your way to a B6 definitely recommend him.

I see, this assignment is pretty unique as most schools do a straight essay for the case study. But here are some of my tips to answer part B. 1. In terms of history I believe they are just targeting what market reforms it under took and how those reforms have impact the economy...

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Yep apply as a causal to any retail place they usually need people and go in with your resume and meet the store manager its a better impression that way plus they can gauge that your keen to work and willing to put in the effort, in addition to that apply online too.

Essay writing is tough and the structure can be hard to grasp but this is what I did for my economics HSC. But first some general rules. 1. There is no same structure for each essay, as in some of my essays might have had 6-8 body paragraphs and some only 4 it depends on the type od questions...

Here are my tips by subject. English Adv: Read read read, that is the key make sure your discovery text is read before you start year 12 as it helps a lot (time and understanding wise) and make sure you print and annotate the discovery rubric too there are some great threads on that. Start...

My tip is just practice and keep at it. That is all you can do, in the holidays do every question in the text book and just keep doing past papers even if there is no exam, because the more exposure you have the better prepared you will be for the HSC year and its assessments.

Hey, As you pointed out already economics its self isn't that hard to grasp, but the essays are difficult to write and structure, here are some pointers that I can give that helped me through out my HSC. 1. Look at others essays who have done the HSC in the past and what they do well each...

1.How much time did you spend on english, and what did you do? English was my weakest subjects hence I knew that it would be my most time consuming. I studied english (not homework like actual past papers and memorising) for 40 - 80 minutes a day and prior to english exams it would rise to 2-3...

Identification of ions is a great dot point and easy marks if you know the procedure; the following procedure is the one I used to identify ions. Cation Test: 0. Split solution into 2 equal portions. 1. In first portion Add HCL is ppt than it is lead to confirm add iodide should turn yellow...

Using a text which is a different medium is a good idea as you can have more techniques and different types of analysis adding depth to your response.

3 unit maths - Cambridge or Fitzpatrick for year 11 and 12. Adv English - Depends on your texts. Chemistry - Conquering chemistry for year 11 and 12. Biology - Biology in focus for year 11 and 12. Economics - I used dixon and updated economics for year 12 that combination works well. Like...

you should know the monomers which make the polymer as well, adds to your response showing the maker you know more.

Having 10 units will not affect your atar, however you should consider what Son of Thatcher said as that can play a role in your decision. I only had 10 units and did fine but like many others I did one unit of my HSC in year 11 so having the extra study period did help.

Choosing a related text is critical and must be picked so that it compliments your core texts so that you can reinforce how there are aspects of discovery which are similar but are also different. In terms of relating the rubric, I think any two combination of texts can relate to the rubric you...

It depends on what you want to continue with in Year 12, that comes down to how many units you want to do and if you like the subjects your doing. In terms of work load all Year 12 subjects are content heavy, as others have said its all about organisation, planning and having the right mindset...

I believe the dot points are the same in the syllabus each year, just check the bored of studies forum or other websites for notes.