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Title: Using Checkpoints for Biology 3&4
Post by: sammiegan on December 30, 2013, 12:46:52 pm

Hi, I was just wondering how am I supposed to use the checkpoints book for Biology 3&4, to achieve the best result?
I was confused if I was supposed to look at it at the end of the year, before revising for the exam or if I do each chapter after I have learnt it in class?

Thanks
Also, the Cambridge 2013 Biology Checkpoints 3&4 book only goes up to Chapter 7?
So do the chapters in the checkpoint book not relate to the chapters in the 3&4 units? ( As there are 12 chapters in the Biology 3&4 textbook)

Thanks
 :) :) :) :)

Title: Re: Using Checkpoints for Biology 3&4
Post by: masonruc on December 30, 2013, 03:44:24 pm

Well.

1. Checkpoints is great for the review questions do them as you're doing the topic in class or a few days before a SAC.

2.Dont do the actual VCAA questions, do the VCAA exams instead it is a waste of time doing the questions in checkpoints than A+'ing practice VCAA exams :)

3. The reason why there is less chapters is because Im guessing you have Nature of biology which overloads on the study design :)

Title: Re: Using Checkpoints for Biology 3&4
Post by: sammiegan on December 31, 2013, 01:40:46 pm

Oh okay thankyou so much!
Yeah i do have that textbook :)

That makes alot more sense now!
Thanks!  ;D :D :)