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I think the 2 Unit class in our school is up to the 3rd chapter of MIF..... which is Equation (I think)

Yes, the Cambridge (2U) does separate the questions in the levels of difficulties. The Foundation (easiest) Development (slightly harder) and Challenge (obviously the hardest). At the end of each chapter, there's a topic review with some useful questions, so that would be helpful!!

by looking at the summaries from the BOS resource section, it should about no more than 20 pages (but it depends on the front and the size you're using as well). :uhhuh:

Is the topic "The Human Story" any good? cuz I think we're doing that as an option topic for Year 12.

+1 Now that's what I'm talking about. There's loads of people in year 11 who don't even CARE about what they are doing at the moment. So why will you be bother to care about the Year 10 stuff. :lol:

Really? you serious?? Oh well, you can always try to borrow one from the library though. :lol:

Wow, that's a lot..... :bomb:

As less as possible?? If you squish to much info, that's not good but 20ish pages is okay. Remember, it's not about how many pages..... it's about the quality. Summaries has to be short but filled with useful info too. (just cut down the useless words and info ----> but for me, it's a bit hard...

Do a lot of past exam paper/ questions or loads of challenging questions that might be appeared in the test. Maths is all about practice, practice and practice. As it has been said above, maths is all about learning concepts. :uhhuh:

Yeah, just get one for maths, don't buy a lot of useless books. it's only year 11. (but it's good to have SOME resources though) :uhhuh:

Well, in that case, I would get both but Cambridge is more helpful, since it has loads of challenging questions, topic review and have sections divided (foundation, development, challenge questions, something like that) -----> referring to the 2U book not the 3U one. But it's your choice...

awww, 6 hours!!! I need to sleep at least 8!! haha, there's still a few month to go...... and you're dream will come true :lol:

I think the person who did that program should add some more "enthusiasm" in there. :lol:

I wish I could have a smart brain like that........ :cry:

Yeah, I agree that the questions from their work sheets are quite straight forward. But at least you can have some basic questions to help you to understand the concepts for your new topics. If you really want to look into some harder stuff, I would suggest you to buy a copy of Cambridge Yr 11...

Haha, yeah.... getting enough sleep everyday is very important. Well, good luck with your "to-do" list then. :p

LOL, maybe...... :lol: Btw, hows your "to-do" list going? good? :p

I wish there's such books for any of my textbooks and study guides. :lol:

haha, maybe is because of the font? But I love that book!!! To me, Coroneos is one of the greatest mathematicians!!! :)

Using the polynomial methods?