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I believe you can buy Terry Lee textbooks on his website - http://www.hsccoaching.com/documents/shop.html
But, whether or not they're cheaper than in the bookstore? I dunno - I'd hope so.
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MX2- SK Patel and/or Terry Lee
Chem- Conquering Chemistry
Physics: Jacaranda and Dot Point
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Re: good book for year 12?
Is 3u fitzpatrick bad? No, it comes down to personal preference I think. I like Fitzpatrick's style better than Cambridge. You might find the opposite.
Is 3u fitzpatrick bad? No, it comes down to personal preference I think. I like Fitzpatrick's style better than Cambridge. You might find the opposite.
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Re: good book for year 12?
That is true. I like Cambridge better. Great explanations in my opinion.
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Which textbooks do you guys recommend?
Hello guys I'm going to be in yr 12 within 2 weeks ( i guess already now since its holidays :L ) and I'm not sure which textbooks to buy. Do you recommend buying legal studies and biology DOT point? I am planning to get Jacaranda and use it with Dot point, excel, heinemann and biology in focus. And for legal, Cambridge, Heinemann, excel and dot point?
Sorry, they are expensive and so I really wanna make the right choice
Please make any recommendations and what textbooks are sufficient enough for those subjects. I think i have way too much there. LOL
oh, and also, for bio, i already have excel, biology in focus and heinemann and for legal, Heinemann & Excel
( I posted this on the preliminary/HSC but i think it should be here since we're in yr 12 now. Hahaha
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Hello guys I'm going to be in yr 12 within 2 weeks ( i guess already now since its holidays :L ) and I'm not sure which textbooks to buy. Do you recommend buying legal studies and biology DOT point? I am planning to get Jacaranda and use it with Dot point, excel, heinemann and biology in focus. And for legal, Cambridge, Heinemann, excel and dot point?
Sorry, they are expensive and so I really wanna make the right choice
Please make any recommendations and what textbooks are sufficient enough for those subjects. I think i have way too much there. LOL
oh, and also, for bio, i already have excel, biology in focus and heinemann and for legal, Heinemann & Excel
( I posted this on the preliminary/HSC but i think it should be here since we're in yr 12 now. Hahaha
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Re: Which textbooks do you guys recommend?
Find out what textbook your school is using - or you're gonna waste money on a textbook you already have.
Find out what textbook your school is using - or you're gonna waste money on a textbook you already have.
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Re: Which textbooks do you guys recommend?
Hey i don't do legal, but my teacher at school recommended heinemann for bio, even though the prescribed bio book in our school is bio in focus. heinemann bio is just more straight to the point, without having all these waffle useless info like bio in focus. plus they have review questions and stuff and the lay out is not as confusing as bio in focus. they also have an exam paper embedded within the cd and i think thats another bonus. another plus is that heinemann bio is so colourful, which helps for me, cause i tend to get bored easily :L
and dot point bio is great as well. i think heinemann also has a prac book.
have a look through this
http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=202852
Hey i don't do legal, but my teacher at school recommended heinemann for bio, even though the prescribed bio book in our school is bio in focus. heinemann bio is just more straight to the point, without having all these waffle useless info like bio in focus. plus they have review questions and stuff and the lay out is not as confusing as bio in focus. they also have an exam paper embedded within the cd and i think thats another bonus. another plus is that heinemann bio is so colourful, which helps for me, cause i tend to get bored easily :L
and dot point bio is great as well. i think heinemann also has a prac book.
have a look through this
http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?t=202852
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Re: MUST HAVE textbook ?
In my opinion, Jacaranda HSC 3rd Edition and Cambridge Mathematics.
In my opinion, Jacaranda HSC 3rd Edition and Cambridge Mathematics.
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Re: MUST HAVE textbook ?
Damn that attractive title!!!
But yeh, what they said.
Damn that attractive title!!!
But yeh, what they said.
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Re: MUST HAVE textbook ?
Fitzpatrick/ physics in focus
Fitzpatrick/ physics in focus
What textbooks should I get for my HSC subjects?
Year 12 starts in a few days, and I still need to get my textbooks. Any suggestions of textbooks/study guides that are very detailed and according to syllabus?
Subjects:
3U maths
advanced english
economics
legal studies
modern history
Thanks
Year 12 starts in a few days, and I still need to get my textbooks. Any suggestions of textbooks/study guides that are very detailed and according to syllabus?
Subjects:
3U maths
advanced english
economics
legal studies
modern history
Thanks