Ahhhhh :(

[nerdmmb]

I feel the exact same way at times, but then I realise that it's normal

This may not work for others but I just note down the Qns I struggle with and ask someone who maybe able to help me.

Sir.Jonse, you should be congratulated for attempting Qns in the first place- it shows how much effort you're putting in but don't ever be disheartened by it or underestimate yourself. Remember, the Qns vary in difficulty- that's what it's made for, to challenge us

I'm sure as you progress through the chapters ahead, it'll seem less challenging and more doable

[Rod]

At least you understand, and know how to approach situations without negative remarks...

Hey Sir Jonse!!

This time last year I was doing something really similar to you! Basically I wanted to go really ahead (like yourself), in subjects like chemistry and health. What I did different was that during this holidays, instead of doing really difficult questions like you are, I spent it just going through the theory, making summary notes and making sure I understand all the content.

This way, I wouldn't have to waste much time after February, when school starts, making summary notes and stuff. Because making notes/reading the textbook/doing textbook questions is actually not that valuable as doing exam questions. So I found it very useful going through this on the holidays.

I think you should probably try out that approach. Make you summary notes/go through the content, and then save all those tricky questions when you begin year 12 and will have a teacher that can aid you.

Good luck!! Really good to see that you're using you holiday time studying!!

[cosine]

Hey Sir Jonse!!

This time last year I was doing something really similar to you! Basically I wanted to go really ahead (like yourself), in subjects like chemistry and health. What I did different was that during this holidays, instead of doing really difficult questions like you are, I spent it just going through the theory, making summary notes and making sure I understand all the content.

This way, I wouldn't have to waste much time after February, when school starts, making summary notes and stuff. Because making notes/reading the textbook/doing textbook questions is actually not that valuable as doing exam questions. So I found it very useful going through this on the holidays.

I think you should probably try out that approach. Make you summary notes/go through the content, and then save all those tricky questions when you begin year 12 and will have a teacher that can aid you.

Good luck!! Really good to see that you're using you holiday time studying!!

Wonderful man, thanks for the input. I will definitely consider this, thank you heaps!!