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VCE Stuff => VCE Science => VCE Mathematics/Science/Technology => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE Chemistry => Topic started by: alphamale on February 10, 2013, 09:01:30 pm
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I am aiming for 40+ in chemistry this year and I just wanted to know what is the best method to achieve it...
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You simply spend 2-3 hours a day doing questions from the Heinemann textbook, A+ notes and the ATARnotes Chemistry study guide. Making a summary of the theory and finding extra material on the internet also helps.
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I am aiming for 40+ in chemistry this year and I just wanted to know what is the best method to achieve it...
talk to T-Rex :)
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talk to T-Rex :)
I agree. It's better to get advice from a good student than a bad student.
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There is no 'best' method to get over 40, because everybody studies differently. I learnt better by doing a crapload of questions, to be honest.
Good resources would be NEAP and ATARNotes guides I reckon
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^I was the opposite to Shenz0r :P I found I learnt better reading through things and understanding concepts (that and the questions from the textbook bored the hell out of me hehe)
Also, a few good reads:
- Advice from the MHS Dux of 2011 and a good friend: How to do well in Chem from ISTAFA (Chem 50, ATAR 99.95)
- Advice from a user who got a 50: Huaxiadragon's Experience in getting a 50 in Chem (Guide to How I studied)
If you're wondering where I got those from: Chemistry Resources
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I am aiming for 40+ in chemistry this year and I just wanted to know what is the best method to achieve it...
Dude - make sure you really understand the concepts. Chemistry is a highly conceptual, problem solving subject. Do LOTS of problems! Lots of them. Checkpoints is good, NEAP isn't bad, the AN study guide - I won't toot my own horn here :)
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Concepts first then questions.
I learned the concepts for u4 and pulled of an A, if I did questions or prac exams it probs would've been an A+
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the AN study guide - I won't toot my own horn here :)
I'll toot your horn for you ;) The AN study guide(s) for chem last year where fantastic, better than checkpoints + Neap imo. Get them :)
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oh and make sure to go to thushan's megatute if he does one again this year. It was amazing sadly not many members went to it.
Oreos+pizza+chem what could possibly be better :)
If I'd be in Melbourne I'd just go again for fun :p
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I can vouch for this.
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I agree. It's better to get advice from a good student than a bad student.
I can vouch for this.
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1) buy thushan's atarnotes book
2) ?????
3) profit
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There is no 'best' method to get over 40, because everybody studies differently. I learnt better by doing a crapload of questions, to be honest.
Spot on.
I never did any of:
NEAP
ATARNotes guides
Checkpoints
T-Rex
Heinemann Textbook
Basically I just kept up with homework throughout the year, then come exam time(s) I did all the practice exams, roughly 15, that my school gave us.
Got me a 40. boom.