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Re: Is it really necessary to purchase various textbooks in order to do well in subje freak.

rofl

think ill hav to move my computer out of my room its way to distracting :p

mm take modern history then since ur scared/not-loving science. wat school do you go to?

ur starting school soon and uve still not decided? well u shud choose your subjects on purely wat you love. Thats the number one priority. no matter how good you are at a subject, if you do not enjoy it, u might end up giving it up or dropping it which can be a great waste of time. do not listen...

i wonder whos that sad bugger who voted 'yes'...

i heard one guy who goes to ruse who went to tutors 5 days a week lol.

Exactly. +1 lol.

The end of holidays is near and year 11 is hitting us HSC 2011s soon. So honestly, how many of you have actually studied during the holidays, and how much? Me? i did none. lol.

my bed. best study area there is. lol

so do these books cover prelim as well?

order of pick: 1. wat you love 2. wat you're good at 3. scaling 4. friends yous are only year 10 this year..dont worry so soon. ull get infos from ur schools about each subjects and wat you'll get from it etc.

so for maths, do i hav to buy two seperate 2 unit and extension 1 book? and which is better: fitzpatrick or cambridge (ive read posts and there are mixed responses) edit: and do i buy HSC books even for prelim?

100 bux on stationary? wtf? how? and wat school u go to may i ask?

no prerequisites in NSW unis for medicine. only it does help if you have som background knowledge.

at my school religion and history.

What are the best prelim text books to buy for studying purposes for the following subjects? Advanced and Ext.1 Maths Advanced and Ext.1 English Physics Chemistry Studies of Religion 2 (if it is even necessary..) And also, are excel books any good? Thanks :D

im korean but have never really been there that much so i wanted to study there during uni to see the uni life in korea :D

ah thanks schoey. may i ask, how do you know so much if your a HSC 2011 like me? :o

Ever since i started studying for school - around year 9 i think - i have always followed one study technique: make notes on syllabus points, print them off on an A4 sheet, and just memorise them. Is this a good study technique and will it get me through year 11/12, or is there a 'better' or...