Does checkpoints spoil VCAA exams when the time has come to start practicing full exams? I found checkpoints really helpful in year 11 but should I just use outside resources to practice for SACs?yeah they do "spoil" vcaa exams, whether that is alright or not is really up to you.
What even are these checkpoints? I always hear about them but I'm not sure what they actually are! Google tells me they're just study guides, what's so bad about them?They are not bad. They are study guides that group questions (from past VCAA exams and their own) by topics. They are really handy for preparing before an assessment or revising an area where you have trouble.
They are not bad. They are study guides that group questions (from past VCAA exams and their own) by topics. They are really handy for preparing before an assessment or revising an area where you have trouble.
So would it be worth buying some for unit 1/2 subjects?Personally, maybe not for units 1/2, since a lot of what makes up 3/4 methods and spesh comes up in 1/2. If you want practice material (on top of doing chapter review questions), you can ask your teacher for extension work and/or look up the 3/4 exams and do questions that encompass content you've learnt so far ;D
Personally, maybe not for units 1/2, since a lot of what makes up 3/4 methods and spesh comes up in 1/2. If you want practice material (on top of doing chapter review questions), you can ask your teacher for extension work and/or look up the 3/4 exams and do questions that encompass content you've learnt so far ;D
Thank you, but what about for chem and business?
Off-topic, since this is in the VCE Mathematics boardSame for chem imo. Didn't do bus man, so I can't give an opinion on that, unfortunately.