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I strongly disagree with this. I think looking at the answers can be one of the best ways to learn. Also if you're learning something for the first time, you MUST look at the answers to know for sure that you are tackling the questions correctly. Even those that are good at maths will need to...

Agree. Year 11's a breeze

Stop blinking :smile:

Get the feeling that eyeseeyou would be the biggest dick in real life based on his posts

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If I did that my teachers would just ignore me lol

Turnitin is actually pretty dodgy. Not sure that it would pick it up, but nonetheless do your freaking assignment without plagiarising dude

eyeseeyou just a bit triggered lol

Even if you did report it they can't really do anything about it since there is no proof. They would probably just sit her down and question her, then she would deny it. So yeah, you're kinda screwed either way

Someone should seriously develop an international curriculum...

When you get the wrong answer and spend hours trying to figure it out, only to find that your answer was right in the first place :spzz:

Just increase the number of maths problems that you do and I'm sure your grades will improve :D

Do Advanced. Don't drop.

I agree with Nailgun. Starting maths tutoring from year 7 is ridiculous, the content is so simple that if you want to succeed then you will.

It's not a useless subject in your situation...

Thought you chose the internet lol But yeah just research it yourself, it's honestly not that hard

Depends on where your interests lie. In my opinion chemistry is the best, however it is probably the most content heavy subject out of the ones you have listed as well...

I've been to both and there's literally no difference

I was told not to use the PEEL paragraph structure anymore as it is not sophisticated enough for years 11 and 12

At least 100 people in my year alone do chem