Using multiple textbooks? (1 Viewer)

[qianjixin]

Is it practical or helpful to use multiple textbooks and for which subjects is it best to do so?

Also, is it necessary in year 11?

 

[OzKo]

Never needed multiple textbooks myself back in the day but I suppose it depends on the subject.

 

[asdfqwerty]

Use multiple textbooks for science (Chem, Phys, Bio)- some will help you because they all go into different lengths and there are various parts which are explained in one textbook that isn't in the other. Also, it will benefit you if textbooks contradict each other because then you are forced to do more research and get the information clarified to ensure that the details are correct.

 

[such_such]

Use multiple textbooks for science (Chem, Phys, Bio)- some will help you because they all go into different lengths and there are various parts which are explained in one textbook that isn't in the other. Also, it will benefit you if textbooks contradict each other because then you are forced to do more research and get the information clarified to ensure that the details are correct.

+1

 

[Kimyia]

Use multiple textbooks for science (Chem, Phys, Bio)- some will help you because they all go into different lengths and there are various parts which are explained in one textbook that isn't in the other. Also, it will benefit you if textbooks contradict each other because then you are forced to do more research and get the information clarified to ensure that the details are correct.

+2

 

[Nope]

Well, even in Social Science textbooks I like having 2 since you could see the different ways the information is expressed, and it might give you more points for your work.

 

[will_]

for your sciences, it is good to have many resources.

 

[findx]

Multiple textbooks allows you to get a second perspective on the information expressed

 

[kingofthemisc]

you need extra sources brah