How many textbook/study guide/past paper book do u need for each subject? (2 Viewers)

[annabackwards]

the point is i have useless teacher:
economics - my teacher only reads from the textbook (dixon) :angry:
chemistry - her teaching is good, but the workbook she gave is too brief and thats the only resource we are working from :angry:
physics - lots of resources, but the teaching is not good. :angry:

in comparsion, i think eco teacher is the worst and im going to drop it as soon as possible! :angry::angry:

Then as i said, make your own notes following the syllabus and do past papers ^^

Why bother buying past paper books when they are freely available?

Hard copies are always awesome and i'd like to have fully worked solutions in hand

 

[mioumiou]

Then as i said, make your own notes following the syllabus and do past papers ^^


Hard copies are always awesome and i'd like to have fully worked solutions in hand

I LOVED hard copies as well. By staring at the computer for too long..... it hurts my eyes.

 

[annabackwards]

I LOVED hard copies as well. By staring at the computer for too long..... it hurts my eyes.

Exactly! And my eyes are already pretty bad >.<"

 

[iRuler]

I LOVED hard copies as well. By staring at the computer for too long..... it hurts my eyes.

My eyes have been hurting all day x.X

I need sleep i think, plus i have most eBooks

 

[Phoenix Fury]

What kind of technology kids are you lot, what a disgrace xD

EDIT: Btw I consider past papers to be most valuable.

 

[mioumiou]

Exactly! And my eyes are already pretty bad >.<"

My eyes have been hurting all day x.X

I need sleep i think, plus i have most eBooks

I would LOVE to print all of them out but then I'll be killing loads of trees!!
But sometimes, I used a clean scrap paper (one side is clean and the other side has other useless stuff) and print it. Hope that won't kill too much trees.....

 

[Cinnamonster]

If your local library has a great HSC resources section full of study guides and text books then you should get yourself a library card and borrow books and/or study there. A photocopy card is also worth having as well.

 

[mioumiou]

If your local library has a great HSC resources section full of study guides and text books then you should get yourself a library card and borrow books and/or study there. A photocopy card is also worth having as well.

haha, I'm glad that my school has LOADS of resources, but it seems like there's not much people borrowing/ using them. What a waste......
But yeah, it's a good idea to borrow them from the library, it can say yourself a lot of money from buying them (especially when you realised that the book/ study guide that you've just bought is useless.....

 

[iRuler]

e-books FTW!

$0.00

 

[mioumiou]

e-books FTW!

$0.00

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

 

[iRuler]

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

Name your subjects!

 

[Kozak92]

On this topic, who makes the best English study guides for texts?

 

[iRuler]

On this topic, who makes the best English study guides for texts?

Excel sucks, word of warning.

Wasted like $50-$60 on the book.

 

[twistedrebel]

On this topic, who makes the best English study guides for texts?

There is no good english study guides, dont bother buying one.

 

[mioumiou]

There is no good english study guides, dont bother buying one.

Really? you serious??

Oh well, you can always try to borrow one from the library though.

 

[iRuler]

Really? you serious??

Oh well, you can always try to borrow one from the library though.

The man speaks the truth.

Also, in case you didnt know:

English Sucks :angry:

 

[mioumiou]

The man speaks the truth.

Also, in case you didnt know:

English Sucks :angry:

Haha, than don't be bother to get them then. Unless, you're teacher is even WORSE than those texts...... it's a good idea to photocopy some.