SIGMA > ACE ????? (FOR PHYSICS) (1 Viewer)
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pikachu975
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I haven't been to Ace but I went to Sigma and I can't see how any tutoring centre could beat Sigma for physics
So I'm going sigma right now but just wanted to check out options
The thing with a tutoring centre like ACE is it all depends on who you get as a teacher as there will be different tutors as it is not all one person tutoring the classes, so you have to factor that in. Their materials are probably excellent as well but that's an important thing to factor in
At Sigma there is only one person teaching the classes and he is very experienced from the things I have heard about him and also extremely dedicated which is also important. Therefore you could be assured that all the classes would be of high quality, which you wouldn't know about ACE given the teachers experience could vary.
At Sigma there is only one person teaching the classes and he is very experienced from the things I have heard about him and also extremely dedicated which is also important. Therefore you could be assured that all the classes would be of high quality, which you wouldn't know about ACE given the teachers experience could vary.
there is something about sigma that doesn't sound right.
oh.
it sounds too much like ligma....
Vitrecan
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Sounds like smegma to me.
google images
What's good about them?
most likely, the teacher.
And resources
pikachu975
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The teacher is really good and he's a HSC marker, but the resources are really good too. Goes really in depth with content which I believe is essential to get high 90s in science subjects, and incorporates many HSC questions as practice, especially tricky ones.
What makes the resources good though. What makes it better than the free stuff online eg. khan academy / organic chemistry tutor / other free hsc notes such as conquer hsc
iSplicer
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I've only heard good things about Sigma in the context of Baulko.
pikachu975
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Not sure I haven't checked out those resources you listed, but the notes are really in depth (which is essential for high 90s) and include many good HSC questions to practice, including tricky/hard ones. Also weekly homework that gets marked is nice as well as practice exams (which are common with many tutoring places ofc).
more in depth than textbooks such as jac and surfing?
kind of unethical (cuz ur meant to pay to go tutoring for resources etc.), but who cares if you're helping out the bois.
pikachu975
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Didn't read them either sorry