Where is everyone up to in methods 1/2? How are you finding 1/2 so far?

[a weaponized ikea chair]

We are finishing chapter 6. So far it is pretty easy.

[bluechai]

just started probability

[SanchaTheSeeker]

Just started probability, struggled through the functions stuff

[a weaponized ikea chair]

Just started probability, struggled through the functions stuff

What did you find difficult?

[SmartWorker]

Started Calc

[lm21074]

I'm doing graphs at the moment! We're doing circles and hyperbolas

Are you working ahead of the class?

[a weaponized ikea chair]

Started Calc

Wow! Your class is really ahead!

I'm doing graphs at the moment! We're doing circles and hyperbolas

Are you working ahead of the class?

Our class is progressing normally. I plan to work ahead though  Your class is a little bit behind relative to our school.

[S_R_K]

Wow! Your class is really ahead!

Not necessarily. Rates of change is part of Unit 1, so some schools will teach the basic ideas of rates of change and differentiating power functions, and then come back to applications later on (stationary points, tangents, max/min problems, antidiff, etc.)

[Reyce]

Bruh i'm struggling so much, especially now with remote learning.

I'm supposed to be up to the end of chapter 5 but I have still have like a 1/4 of chapter 3, haven't even started chapter 4 and barley scraping by in chapter 5. My teacher says I need to finish all of this by Tuesday so i guess i'm not going to have a weekend if want any chance of finishing it all. I'm asking my friend from a grammar school for his notes and relying on Khan Academy. Does anyone know of any youtube resources that are specific to Math Methods? Khan is amazing but sometimes i struggle to find videos relating to what the questions are asking.

I'm an atheist but god help me.

[colline]

Does anyone know of any youtube resources that are specific to Math Methods? Khan is amazing but sometimes i struggle to find videos relating to what the questions are asking.

Check out Worm's Maths Academy - it's probably the best VCE-specific resource on YouTube. They have many Khan-academy style videos that covers methods 1/2 topics.

If you are using the TI-Nspire, try also taking a look at TI Australia which specifically teaches you tips and tricks regarding the CAS.

There is also this old YouTube channel called ScrewMathsMethods which has some highly entertaining and educational videos, but about half of them aren't relevant to the study design anymore.

I'm an atheist but god help me.

struggles to hold back from evangelising

[SanchaTheSeeker]

What did you find difficult?

Figuring out the equations of any polynomials above quadratics, and drawing them too

[SanchaTheSeeker]

Bruh i'm struggling so much, especially now with remote learning.

I'm supposed to be up to the end of chapter 5 but I have still have like a 1/4 of chapter 3, haven't even started chapter 4 and barley scraping by in chapter 5. My teacher says I need to finish all of this by Tuesday so i guess i'm not going to have a weekend if want any chance of finishing it all. I'm asking my friend from a grammar school for his notes and relying on Khan Academy. Does anyone know of any youtube resources that are specific to Math Methods? Khan is amazing but sometimes i struggle to find videos relating to what the questions are asking.

I'm an atheist but god help me.

As someone else said, WMA is good, as well as https://mathsmethods.com.au/