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Due to the demise of the midyear…
charmanderp:
You won't need one for chemistry, it's such an applied subject. There's really nothing to remember. But the VCE Chemistry course is going to be quite fascinating next year, totally jealous of next year's cohort.
Jenny_2108:
--- Quote from: nisha on July 04, 2012, 01:10:43 am ---What about the poor Chemistry students? Unit 3 and 4 is quite a lot to remember (considering I heard that all the content is staying...). It would be truly saddening if they dumbed it all down though. Chemistry is such a beautiful subject/
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We have booklet and periodic table of elements for Chem already :P Btw, when we do the question, it mainly tests how we understand and apply knowledge so no need to bring notes ^^
Bhootnike:
FOR Physics they'll probs just let you bring in 2 double sided A4 cheat sheets.
--- Quote from: charmanderp on July 04, 2012, 11:55:29 am ---You won't need one for chemistry, it's such an applied subject. There's really nothing to remember
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charmanderp:
--- Quote from: Bhootnike on July 04, 2012, 06:53:52 pm ---FOR Physics they'll probs just let you bring in 2 double sided A4 cheat sheets.
--- Quote from: charmanderp on July 04, 2012, 11:55:29 am ---You won't need one for chemistry, it's such an applied subject. There's really nothing to remember
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Haha well played. To be more specific, there's nothing that you should need to remember that's going to directly help you to answer questions, so long as you've developed an understanding of the required chemistry. That's just how I feel about it.
Biceps:
Theres HEAPS to remember in chem as well.
However, i don't find it as hard to remember as other subjects where you cover topics like once or twice and then are expected to remember them during exams.
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