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Dotpoints from syllabus is the easiest way especially for sciences. Questions from previous exams can also be useful-give indication of depth of information required

Wolfmother, Tenacious D and Foo Fighters are pretty good groups. I'm not really into or havent heard of the other groups.

How can the 3u course be over 700 pages? Hope your back isnt too bad from carrying it around. You can tell that I am a great fan of literature.

Same here

Yes you should

Yeah, Metallica have some well written songs. Some of their riffs are good too. What bands are you into???

Unfortunately this is very true

I found it really good for induction with inequalities

Yes

Yeah. ACDC, Metallica, Poison, etc. them sort of groups

Nah, they're a little too 'pop' for me. Although I did like 'Sex on Fire'. I'm more into the '80's trashy glam metal

It is possible, but it is more difficult. If you dont like a subject, then generally you wont go so well in them.

Yes it is.

It is still possible, however it is just harder to gain entrance into more popular courses.

Hello vce_kiddo

I buy mine new because it is difficult to find secondhand textbooks around my area.

Yeah GNR are pretty cool

We do the questions from the textbook. Its alot like rote learning. Although, earlier in high school, we did practical lessons while learning about Trigonometry (ie. finding the height of a building in the school, etc.) and a few other topics.

As Shadowdude said, 'take it and if you dont like it drop it'. Also if you are good at it (a B7 if sufficient), it it easy marks for year 12 It is so much more interesting once you start calculus-all topics prior are covered in SC

Barellan CS has made a nice move: from 165 to 88