earlier the better i would say, are your trials this coming term or next term?When should we actually start studying for trials ?
Anybody doing anything cool in the holis?
DependsAbout to start my Extension History Project? How screwed am I?
Around late July/ early August.earlier the better i would say, are your trials this coming term or next term?
True but they get so much time after that to study what they want to (assuming they have no more assessment tasks) and have the opportunity to target their weaknesses, etc.Around late July/ early August.
I wasn't aware some schools had them next term- that's quite soon wow
Why not? Do you keep it all in your brain?Maths doesn't require notes :L just do past papers
26th of June, i got plenty of information. However, i cant find historical interpretations ( i have a few)Depends
When is it due?
These quotes just keep on getting better and betterimo, if you require notes for maths, then that implies you don't understand the patterns of each topic and how they relate. here's why.
when you're in the war, a fighting manual (maths notes) can only do so much. it might teach you how to survive the battle (going over the process of doing Q's) but experience is what trumps the aforementioned. at first, you may be like "well, shit my shooting was off-target" (making silly mistakes in maths working), but after a while you'll be slowly hitting the enemy with greater accuracy and counteracting whatever hits you at a fast rate (potential curveballs). eventually, your skills increase with an understanding of your weaponry (rise in marks/ranks) and soon you've mastered X, Y, Z (achieve b6)
Keep researching on historical interpretations you should be able to find more26th of June, i got plenty of information. However, i cant find historical interpretations ( i have a few)
Yeah thanks for this. I'm struggling a bit understanding things and just going through making sure I understand everything, then going to practice practice.imo, if you require notes for maths, then that implies you don't understand the patterns of each topic and how they relate. here's why.
when you're in the war, a fighting manual (maths notes) can only do so much. it might teach you how to survive the battle (going over the process of doing Q's) but experience is what trumps the aforementioned. at first, you may be like "well, shit my shooting was off-target" (making silly mistakes in maths working), but after a while you'll be slowly hitting the enemy with greater accuracy and counteracting whatever hits you at a fast rate (potential curveballs). eventually, your skills increase with an understanding of your weaponry (rise in marks/ranks) and soon you've mastered X, Y, Z (achieve b6)
That is the weirdest analogy I've heard :OMaking notes for maths is like wearing a raincoat while taking a shower:L
You will do well if you study a lotNice.
Yeah I'm just not that great at the moment with my studying for math. I've got a bit of catching up to do. Found a guy that does some GREAT youtube videos though.
I actually don't get homework or anything, and pretty much have to sort myself out when and how much I do of math.
Do you guys think if I do math study every single day from now on until trials, I will do well? Even though I haven't done much until now?
what about hawk's analogy lolThat is the weirdest analogy I've heard :O
But it kinda makes sense, you can't make notes for maths, you just need to practice your butt off. In saying that it won't hurt to have a formula sheet with everything you need to remember and maybe a couple of worked examples for the stuff you find most difficult.
hey, do you mean notes as in formulas?Nice.
Yeah I'm just not that great at the moment with my studying for math. I've got a bit of catching up to do. Found a guy that does some GREAT youtube videos though.
I actually don't get homework or anything, and pretty much have to sort myself out when and how much I do of math.
Do you guys think if I do math study every single day from now on until trials, I will do well? Even though I haven't done much until now?
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