Best Study Guides?

[Fyrefly]

I made my own notes for most of my subjects. I used checkpoints for spec, though I'm not sure it was all that helpful. I will say that I found the A+ Physics Notes excellent and life-saving, and well worth purchasing for the easy-to-understand explanations, even though the practice questions are easy. I think I used the A+ Physics Notes more than my txtbook, coz the Physics Jacaranda txtbook is horrible imho.

[asa.hoshi]

I find TSFX really expensive. is it really worth it? $140+ for a end-of-year maths lecture.

[Trigger_003]

Worth it? Not now that's for sure .

I honestly think you could do better with a tutor like Coblin. It sounds as though it might be better for sciences, but I found quite a bit of their methods material irrelevant to the course in year 11... I didn't bother with it this year. I mean, the workshops are good in that you're forced to complete at least 2 hours intensive extra work in a subject you might otherwise neglect, if nothing else, but it is a very expensive way of doing things. There are other ways of getting up near that 50 (not that I can say I tried them for methods this year :?).

[melodrama]

completely agree with fyrefly

[elaine]

and also one for Business Management (dunno if i even need one for BM but eh I didn't do unit 1+2)... recommendations anyone??

best bus man guide is A+ notes 
it's worth getting it, used it more than my textbook at times

[golids]

Bio - Biology Student Resource and Activity Manual

brilliant