DHA's revision bound reference

[iNerd]

Does NEAP release new smart study guides yearly?

Yes - found here

[taiga]

I see absolutely no point in writing notes for maths.
I tried it for Year 10 Tech-active...didn't even touch it, let alone the CAS...scientific all the way
Practice your maths, keep practising, and well....keep practising.
When you get the DHA bound reference there is space at the back to add your own notes anyway...

1. Year 10 math is a joke, it is hard not to get <80% if you are decent at maths
2. Writing own notes (including example problems, hard problems) allows a person to add what they really have troubles with instead of an 8 page summary on functions which they may not need
3. Writing stuff down makes it easier to remember things

That statement is a joke, you clearly don't know enough people in your year level.

[pi]

That statement is a joke, you clearly don't know enough people in your year level.

I know that the B mark is usually over 80% and that 60% of the year level ('decent' at maths) get that  <-- from my year 10 cohort

exactly what i meant. stupid kid cant post properly =p

Sorry I am not as good as you prince iiNerd

[taiga]

A+ was about 80% back in my day for year 10 maths, pass mark being ~30%

[pi]

A+ was about 80% back in my day for year 10 maths, pass mark being ~30%

Those were the stats for our recent GMA exam, except the pass mark was around 4%

[Bing 101]

how do you get your hands on Ha's notes? Do you have to go to one of his lectures?

[Greatness]

how do you get your hands on Ha's notes? Do you have to go to one of his lectures?

I think that or either buy them off someone else.