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Rods = Rhodopsin (both begin with R) Cones = Iodopsin and there are 3 types red, blue and green. That is all that you need to know for that question.

Selecting related texts is often not thought through by many students, people may select them just to get by. However I recommend you select a related text which you can use for journeys and discovery next year as well. I recommend you try find out if your text next year will be the same or...

In corporating statistics and diagrams is essential in the short answer section but only when it is relevant. There is no point just putting them there for the sake of it. I did use them and they did add to my responses and differentiate them from the others in my cohort.

Biology - Biology in Focus, Heinemann and KISS notes (good for short revision sessions 15-20 mins). Maths - Fitzpatrick, Cambridge and past papers. English - Use your texts and you can buy the study guides for them if you want they can be found in dymocks sometime.

My tip with essays is: 1. Make sure you make plans for ever HSC essay from 2000 onwards as I did that and it helped. Also I made plans for each trial question that I got our school had 3 trials so there were a lot to do. 2. Practice one essay and one short answer section a week under timed...

I would also recommend knowing the monomers for this biopolymer as it can add depth to your response ensuring you gain those full marks in the HSC instead of being on the border line between getting 2/3 or 3/3.

For short answers I recommend you not only do them but get your teacher to mark them and get feedback as that is more essential than just doing them for practice. In terms of statistics I highly recommend having ones that relate to the Australian economy as well as to your case study economy as...

WOW you have accomplished quite a lot already in these holidays and that is a good start and attitude towards the HSC. First to target your study more effectively try find out which topics are going to be assessed in the half yearly and focus on those, so you can get maximum marks and climb...

In terms of the uni courses id check the uni courses themselves and maybe the BOSTES website for help as they would be the best places to seek advice.

I strongly recommend looking at marking criteria as you write or enhance notes only for dot points which you struggle with or its hard to decide how much content to put in your notes. This allows you to understand what constitutes as the "right and enough" information to include in your notes...

I strongly recommend learning how to write good economics essay as it will be quite useful for year 12. Also learn the basic concepts well like supply and demand, monetary policy, fiscal policy and etc. As most of year 12 economic builds upon year 11 economics. Also stay up to date with current...

I think they release it at 12pm, because that was the time yesterday when they released the First in Course List