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oo nice u make it by yourself?View attachment 44524 y'all like the double solar fan I made 𖣘𖣘?
oo nice u make it by yourself?View attachment 44524 y'all like the double solar fan I made 𖣘𖣘?
Kinda?? At the unsw engineering experience day. They had all the stuff I just needed to put it together loloo nice u make it by yourself?
ahh its cool tho! do u want to be an engineer or did you go just for fun?Kinda?? At the unsw engineering experience day. They had all the stuff I just needed to put it together lol
I went for fun mostly, but to explore like courses and stuff, just to get an idea yk.ahh its cool tho! do u want to be an engineer or did you go just for fun?
NoView attachment 44524 y'all like the double solar fan I made 𖣘𖣘?
So coolView attachment 44524 y'all like the double solar fan I made 𖣘𖣘?
im doing tbar rows rn
Nah bro u seem like someone who would treat their girl right n cuddle w her n shit like ur such a sweetie manim doing tbar rows rn
the video disappointed me tho , i was expecting a ufc edit or somNah bro u seem like someone who would treat their girl right n cuddle w her n shit like ur such a sweetie man
Your reply on my profile board is making me self conscious every time I go to react/reply to someone within the first 10 min T-Tthe video disappointed me tho , i was expecting a ufc edit or som
I been movin' calm, don't start no trouble with meYour reply on my profile board is making me self conscious every time I go to react/reply to someone within the first 10 min T-T
(u better not reply to this with 'ok')
bos in the gym is crazy workim doing tbar rows rn
zhangs (y9-11, for junior sciences and then phys and chem)phys, chem, 3u math
geekedzhangs (y9-11, for junior sciences and then phys and chem)
ive only just had a trial lesson with ace hsc for chem and i like it, personally i found that their questions are good and they are pretty comprehensive with going through content and i really like the question types. i also like how i can see which specific dot point of the syllabus they are going through
- for y9 and y10 science content it is a complete waste of money in my opinion bc they attempt to teach you a little bits and pieces of y11 and 12 content instead (i was taught y12 organic chem and y12 motor effect for phys), which you dont have the proper foundations to learn at that stage. you're better off just listening in science class at school genuinely speaking
- for y11 chem and phys it is quite good, especially if you pick a good teacher (you can switch classes to see who you like better and stuff). kids from top selective schools swear by it pretty much bc they have challenging content and the teaching is quite thorough
- i dont go there anymore because of it being too time consuming to go in person. i went online for a term but i just prefer going in person.
- people might slander me for this but i found that the questions were very very specific. don't get me wrong, they weren't bad, but i found that often the types of questions i got in school tests or on past hsc papers were different to the zhangs questions. this is bc often they have less of a focus on content that they believe to be "too easy" and use really niche parts of the content to challenge you. this is not a bad thing but its not for me personally i want to see a broader range of question types addressing even a lot of the easier topics so it is good practice for school
- their lesson notes can sometimes be lacking in comparison to other tutoring centres imo
kurts mathematics centre (y7- midway through y11)
dr du (midway through y11 - now)
- hard to get into unless youre already smart
- makes you want to die
- ruins your self esteem
- incredible questions - he essentially gets them from thsc papers from the past 30 or so years (baulko, ruse, nsb, nsg papers mostly) and then cambridge textbook enrichment questions
- makes you spend so much time on maths you have no time to do other shit
- so much homework - you get a lot of practise
- atar = 99.95 + life, so if you want a 99.95, life=0
- no fucking windows, feels like a dungeon
- the air con is in antarctic temperatures in peak winter
- traumatising
- detentions if you fail the biweekly tests (ppl that can consistently get 60%+ can expect to band 6 e1, thats reflective of how hard they are)
- i only go to maths tutoring for the questions lowkey bc i grasp concepts really easily and i dont need like a whole lecture on things, i prefer to spam questions - so they do yap a lot more than i would prefer but it is good yap if you need explanation to understand concepts
- ranked classes (in descending order: a1, a2, a3, b): the higher ranked your class, the more homework/practise you get
- in y12 if you are not in a1 or a2 its not worth your money imo bc you get wayy less questions and its not enough
- weekly quizzes on the previous week's content - motivates you to keep on top of your work on a more regular basis
- overall pretty good i like it
omg thank u so much u angel im in debt to u im thinking about going to zhangs for yr 11 content in chem js to stay ahead of everyonezhangs (y9-11, for junior sciences and then phys and chem)
ive only just had a trial lesson with ace hsc for chem and i like it, personally i found that their questions are good and they are pretty comprehensive with going through content and i really like the question types. i also like how i can see which specific dot point of the syllabus they are going through
- for y9 and y10 science content it is a complete waste of money in my opinion bc they attempt to teach you a little bits and pieces of y11 and 12 content instead (i was taught y12 organic chem and y12 motor effect for phys), which you dont have the proper foundations to learn at that stage. you're better off just listening in science class at school genuinely speaking
- for y11 chem and phys it is quite good, especially if you pick a good teacher (you can switch classes to see who you like better and stuff). kids from top selective schools swear by it pretty much bc they have challenging content and the teaching is quite thorough
- i dont go there anymore because of it being too time consuming to go in person. i went online for a term but i just prefer going in person.
- people might slander me for this but i found that the questions were very very specific. don't get me wrong, they weren't bad, but i found that often the types of questions i got in school tests or on past hsc papers were different to the zhangs questions. this is bc often they have less of a focus on content that they believe to be "too easy" and use really niche parts of the content to challenge you. this is not a bad thing but its not for me personally i want to see a broader range of question types addressing even a lot of the easier topics so it is good practice for school
- their lesson notes can sometimes be lacking in comparison to other tutoring centres imo
kurts mathematics centre (y7- midway through y11)
dr du (midway through y11 - now)
- hard to get into unless youre already smart
- makes you want to die
- ruins your self esteem
- incredible questions - he essentially gets them from thsc papers from the past 30 or so years (baulko, ruse, nsb, nsg papers mostly) and then cambridge textbook enrichment questions
- makes you spend so much time on maths you have no time to do other shit
- so much homework - you get a lot of practise
- atar = 99.95 + life, so if you want a 99.95, life=0
- no fucking windows, feels like a dungeon
- the air con is in antarctic temperatures in peak winter
- traumatising
- detentions if you fail the biweekly tests (ppl that can consistently get 60%+ can expect to band 6 e1, thats reflective of how hard they are)
- i only go to maths tutoring for the questions lowkey bc i grasp concepts really easily and i dont need like a whole lecture on things, i prefer to spam questions - so they do yap a lot more than i would prefer but it is good yap if you need explanation to understand concepts
- ranked classes (in descending order: a1, a2, a3, b): the higher ranked your class, the more homework/practise you get
- in y12 if you are not in a1 or a2 its not worth your money imo bc you get wayy less questions and its not enough
- weekly quizzes on the previous week's content - motivates you to keep on top of your work on a more regular basis
- overall pretty good i like it
you think im geeked thanks ggeeked
yh anytimeyou think im geeked thanks g
yup zhangs is great make sure you ask in the tutoring forums for teacher reccommendations bc some of the teachers are top tier and others are not it imoomg thank u so much u angel im in debt to u im thinking about going to zhangs for yr 11 content in chem js to stay ahead of everyone
crazy that they give u detentions bc im not paying allat jus to stay for longer even if the stuff is more challenging