Do you think schools should choose which modules you have to do?

[paulsterio]

Well Stick, there you have b^3's advice, so I'd stick with what he's saying, he knows his stuff

But yeah, physics is a story for another day, I still believe there's no way that you can get 3 detailed studies of equal difficulty. D:

[Planck's constant]

My school has decided to do Module 1, 2 and 6

Your school has chosen well

[MagicGecko]

wow....i didnt know how hard other schools have it and how easy ive got it 
my schools doing modues 1, 4, 6
which are - number patterns and relations
               - buisness maths
               - matrices
we never covered these topics in methods last year but they are just too easy to pick up.
my teacher said that the reason that we're not doing trig is because most kids before me have screwed up the trig exam, so i guess they thought 'hey, lets stop doing trig maybe then our students will do better'.............NO S*!T

but still i reckon we should choose our own modules, if we couls i would have choson modules 3,4,6 (i also personally find linear really easy)

aw well!

[Jezza]

I've decided that I want to learn Module 3 in my own time, but will still have to learn Module 2 as there will be a sac for it.

I discussed it with my teacher and he says as long as you complete 3 modules in the exam it should be fine.

[ILiekMudkipz]

O.o

I think Geo and Trig is one of the easiest modules and many schools have it because you can still recollect things you had learnt since year...7 or 8 depending on the school w.e

But it's not a good idea to deviate from the modules that your school is teaching as there is still a SAC on that module which you have to do and study for anyways.