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Hi everyone, I attained an ATAR of 99.95 and will be selling BAND 6 HSC resources for a few of my subjects: - HSC Biology Notes (Core and Option Communication) + DETAILED PRACTICALS WITH EVALUATION OF RELIABAILITY, ACCURACY AND VALIDITY. - HSC Chemistry Notes (Core and Option...

Am I the only one freaking out about this PIP? How is everyone going? Most importantly, how are you coping with the stress?? Cheers to us all!

Thanks for the feedback :) Really appreciate it!!

Thanks! Oh, so glad to hear that! I just don't want to be doing something that is 'done to death'. Mmm... how do you think I would go about conducting primary research for the 3rd one? I have a few ideas for the second..but am unsure about the 3rd. Which do you believe, out of the three, would...

I'm struggling to decide: - fathers and mothers in Muslim households: the hierarchy and how it influences the children's' perception of marriage and their roles as husband/wife -"Helicopter Parenting"--> the impacts on the identity and socialisation of children - Mrs What's-her-name: the...

Truly well done! Well set out and very detailed. Recommended! :)

In the HSC exam, are the questions on industrial closely aligned to the syllabus dotpoints, or are they more problem-solving and application questions? The problem is, everyone has a somewhat biased opinion - those doing Industrial favour Industrial, whereas those doing shipwrecks favour...

Let me be clearer here. When I say 'rote learn', I mean simply learning and remembering the content. After doing so, I begin to question the information, solve problems, do further research and reading, and think of situations to apply the information to. Rote learning is simply my way of...

Thanks for the info, guys :) I've heard that industrial is actually the hardest option, and that there are several equations you need to remember. Also, there are difficult calculations and equilibriums involved...whereas shipwrecks has none. I was having a look at past hsc exams...and I was...

Our class is deciding on which option we should choose (already) for the HSC course. It's a toss up between: - Industrial Chemistry AND - Shipwrecks Which one would be best to pick? For those who have done either option, which is the easiest, less demanding to learn? Thanks, y'all!

Anyone have any ideas?

Mmmm.. I would eliminate Ancient because 2 histories is quite a bit of work! 2 sciences are fine (I'm doing chem and bio and it's going pretty well). Which subject do you find the most interesting, and the most fun? Do some research and have a look at the syllabuses. Read through what you'll be...

Hi all, I've got a chemistry open ended investigation coming up soon. The task is: Choose resources to measure the change in temperature when substances dissolve in water, and calculate the molar heat of solution. I've got a pretty good idea of the method I will be following, but can't...

Bio and Ancient History if you want to maximise your marks. Content is simple and very straight forward. Physics has mathematical calculations and trickier concepts although it does scale better...

If you're aiming for a Band 6, I'd suggest Biology, since the concepts are much easier to grasp and the content is not as demanding and difficult as the chemistry course. I do both chemistry and biology, and personally love them both for very different reasons. I hardly get any homework for...