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Stronger HSC standards-future syllabus changes made by BOSTES
RuiAce:
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Yeah I know haha. I changed it so then it could make more sense to people who could not understand what I was talking about whenever they read the title of the thread
I think for the chemistry syllabus they are introducing moles as part of the first topic
They are having "units" and "modules" now, something we don't really have.
I don't really think we have the "history of science" anymore
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When I checked, Lavoisier, Davy and Arrhenius are still there
But otherwise yeah.
conic curve:
--- Quote from: RuiAce on July 21, 2016, 10:52:43 am ---When I checked, Lavoisier, Davy and Arrhenius are still there
But otherwise yeah.
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I don't think that they're a major part of the syllabus though. To my knowledge, they're currently in the metals module and nothing else. Is Mendeleev still there?
RuiAce:
Acid-base theories are currently in the HSC, not prelim.
I didn't mean their periodic table development if that's what you interpreted, sorry
conic curve:
--- Quote from: RuiAce on July 21, 2016, 11:00:43 am ---Acid-base theories are currently in the HSC, not prelim.
I didn't mean their periodic table development if that's what you interpreted, sorry
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Whoops, I'm not up to that yet hahaha
I don't think they will integrate the history of science in physics though...
Do they still have implications to society?
studybuddy7777:
Lol Im a bit late to the party so just bear with me..
I wouldve loved to do Extension Science :D Picked Senior (from Chem) thinking it would be more like all sciences but its really just a revision/bit of progression from Year 10 Science
Plus Mathematics with Reference Sheet + No geometry = heaps good!! Why couldnt these changes have happened just 3 years earlier... Oh well. Life sucks ;D
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