Content mutual to year 11 and 12 (1 Viewer)

[studynerd]

Since year 11 and year 12 topics are far from similar. I wanted to know what key ideas and concepts we need to know from the year 11 course in order to start the year 12 course. My subjects are:
1) Physics
2) Chemistry
3) Economics
3) Studies of Religion II
4) MX1 (I'm planning to do MX2)
5) English advanced

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[Queenroot]

Chem: basically bits and pieces of everything from year 11 comes into play in year 12. But a head start is to be a pro at calculations.

 

[studynerd]

anything specific we need to know for physics?


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[Rivaille]

All of maths, a few components in Eco (long run average cost curves, economies of scale, etc), everything except the environmental degradation and the history bs, and nothing for eng adv (except your essay/creative writing skills)

 

[studynerd]

All of maths, a few components in Eco (long run average cost curves, economies of scale, etc), everything except the environmental degradation and the history bs, and nothing for eng adv (except your essay/creative writing skills)

What subject is the "environmental degradation"?

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[strawberrye]

For Physics and Chemistry, when you look at the HSC syllabuses for both subjects, on the same page as the introduction (outline) of what the module is about, there are often dot points on what the assumed knowledge from previous years study that you should know before commencing this module.

 

[studynerd]

For Physics and Chemistry, when you look at the HSC syllabuses for both subjects, on the same page as the introduction (outline) of what the module is about, there are often dot points on what the assumed knowledge from previous years study that you should know before commencing this module.

Those "assumed knowledge" dot points can only be found on the year 11 syllabus :'(

i couldn't find them on the year 12 syllabus, or am i just blind? :|


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[simplyinsanity]

^Most of the assumed knowledge is skills stuff iirc. Eg being able to balance equations, naming of chemical compounds etc

 

[Rivaille]

What subject is the "environmental degradation"?

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Whoops, apologies. It's for Chem. There's new environmental stuff to learn in year 12, though... You'll have to write mini essay-type responses on these things.

 

[bongoli]

1) Physics - Right hand palm and grip rule stuff like that, there are some stuff from electrical energy in the home that are in motors and generators and also some stuff that bos expect you to know (space has some cosmic engine presumed knowledge in it)

3) MX1 (I'm planning to do MX2) - lol everything, yr 11 is the basis for yr 12 maths, you'll be tested on yr 11 materials too
5) English advanced - legit nothing, would recommend perfecting essay structure and maintaining good essay form which is crucial in year 12 english. But content wise, it's all different.

 

[studynerd]

1) Physics - Right hand palm and grip rule stuff like that, there are some stuff from electrical energy in the home that are in motors and generators and also some stuff that bos expect you to know (space has some cosmic engine presumed knowledge in it)

3) MX1 (I'm planning to do MX2) - lol everything, yr 11 is the basis for yr 12 maths, you'll be tested on yr 11 materials too
5) English advanced - legit nothing, would recommend perfecting essay structure and maintaining good essay form which is crucial in year 12 english. But content wise, it's all different.

Thhhaaannnkkkssss have you got knowledge about chem or eco?

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[panda15]

Since year 11 and year 12 topics are far from similar. I wanted to know what key ideas and concepts we need to know from the year 11 course in order to start the year 12 course. My subjects are:
1) Physics
2) Chemistry
3) Economics
3) Studies of Religion II
4) MX1 (I'm planning to do MX2)
5) English advanced

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Physics/Chem - There's not really any content you need to remember, but the skills you learn in year 11 are assumed knowledge in year 12. Things like balancing equations and mole calculations in chem, appropriate use of formulas in physics.

MX1/MX2 - Everything from year 11 Advanced/Extension 1. Extension 2 is pretty much just harder Extension 1, because most of the topics in MX2 are related to topics in MX1, and the same for MX1 and advanced. You need to have a good understanding of every prelim/HSC topic if you plan on doing MX2. Q14 d) in last years MX2 paper involved the cosine rule, which I hadn't touched since year 11.