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URgeNT NEED TO GET ABOVE 35 foR METHODS PLEASE HELP!!!!

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Mystery:
Ok guys, I have methods under control sorta but I havent done any revision since around 2 months ago and I remember doing the CSE IARTV trial exam and I only got around 30% on both exam 1 and 2 along with most of my class...


I'm ranked 3rd in sacs, 84/100, I understand most concepts required but I'm not coping with analysis type questions where they go in depth to really test your knowledge...

I really need YOUR help to cram as much as I can tonight and the weekend for mondays exam2 which is worth 44%!!

Any tips or suggestions which I can employ in order to succeed in Methods. AND YES - I WILL put in the efforts - I am a CRAM MACHINE =) I will do 6 hours tonight, 8 hours tommorow night, 15 hours on saturday and around 10 hours on sunday.  

Please help me out!!! URGENT!!! Should I be going over as many practice exams as I can? or should I be reviewing over lots of questions from textbook and A+ Notes...

THANKS GUYS, YOUR ALL SUCH GREAT PEOPLE!! LOVE YoOU aLL (^_^)

melanie.dee:
just do as many practice exams as you can. identify areas you have no idea with or arn't good at, look them up in text book, do extra examples of these. then do more prac exams.

Mystery:

--- Quote from: "melanie.dee" ---just do as many practice exams as you can. identify areas you have no idea with or arn't good at, look them up in text book, do extra examples of these. then do more prac exams.
--- End quote ---


ok nice, so work on weakness!

I'll get straight to it then, cheers!

hifer:
ya i guess the best way to "study" for math is to practise it..

I don't think there's much point memorizing stuff for math if u can't apply it in  a different situation in the exam.

kido_1:
Do not worry it will be fine. Just re read the text book that you use. Try to understand the concepts, what is being done and why it is being done.

You might also like to try these papers from VCAA, to give you an indication of the examiner's styles and trends:

http://www.vcaa.vic.edu.au/vce/studies/mathematics/methods/exams.html

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