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where can you get good volunteering experiences besides Salvos and the animal shelter?

For the new English syllabus coming out is it supposed to prepare arts students for uni? Or is it supposed to make English more useful in today's society?

This was from another thread but I hope it helps :)

You can check out "Art of smart". They're a tutoring and HSC blogging company which provides really good advice on how to succeed the HSC. There is also "state ranker manual" which has tips from HSC english students who state ranked

Ask yourself how are you studying? Are you just using notes and memorising them continuously? Are you not doing past papers (not doing enough)? If that is the case then you will need to change your ways of study (I'm not saying it's bad, I'm just saying change to something that would seem...

MIF has basic questions so it's good to use if you're weak at the topic. I would recommend using Cambridge since it has harder questions. Also try to get your hands on past papers for harder questions From memory Baulkam hill high 2U maths trial 2016 last question was locus

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Im sure there will be some in the notes section of this forum English advanced may be slightly different because every school does different texts in preliminary course Maths general doesn't require study notes. Just do practice papers and learn from mistakes Good luck :)

https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra2/intro-to-conics-alg2/focus-and-directrix-of-a-parabola-alg2/a/parabola-focus-directrix-review

DO something based on personal experience which covers the whole discovery rubric

will sydney uni start to implement actuarial studies?

Just do whatever subjects you feel comfortable with. As said you can get 99+ ATAR with any subject combination and yes you'd have to do well in humanities. Chuck in some marks in an ATAR calculator and then you'll know what you really need to aim for

I think a good substitute for tutoring would be the following 1. Videos on NSW HSC subjects 2. Past papers (lots of them can be found at THSC) 3. A dedicated teacher who is willing to look over your responses for English, the sciences, humanities, etc

I think according to what everyone has said, you will need to learn by yourself Regarding studying for your subjects you need to find out what method of study works for you best Eng Adv: know your quotes, write practice essays and get lots of feedback, read your texts, etc Bio+Phys: know your...

I believe with regards to this you have trouble memorising a large amount of content? If you have trouble memorising a large amount of content, take the following into account 1)there's a finite amount of what they can ask in bio 2)a "worksheet method" 3)past papers 4) learning from mistakes...

I don't think it would because in a selective school there's a large amount of band 6s and 99+ atars

I personally think no If you have 12 units, you have a backup just in case you bomb out in one subject although 10 units means you can spend more time on other subjects. It really depends on how you perform, if you do 12 units, study smart/hard and get a good mark then continue having 12...

Good point but you can still get good marks, even if your internal ranks aren't good. Just aim for the best mark/rank possible for internals (it's a fight for ranks) and for HSC externals get the best possible mark by working together with your cohort

Most of the THSC papers have answers wheras for BOS trials I have no idea

From THSC or Boredofstudies? (Boredofstudies has it's own maths papers called the "Boredofstudies trials") You haven't specified clearly what sort of maths paper with no solution