What sort of people should be doing 3 U Maths in Yr 11

I am just getting close to average marks (expected to be lower), should I be doing maths. I am currently (touchwood) indifferent to the subject. So should I or should I not do the subject. Also (unrelated) I have no wish to do 4 U maths in Yr 12 and wish to ocntinue with 3 U

Thanks,
Kappy

Read the online subject selection booklet.

http://www.baulkhamhillshighschool.com.au/about/Curriculum/subject_selection/

(Scroll down to Yr11 and 12 and there should be a link)

It says that it would be a good idea to get A10, A9, or B9 in the School Cert.

So in short.

YOU'LL BE FINE.

NSiriwardena wrote:

It says that it would be a good idea to get A10, A9, or B9 in the School Cert.

so if you were to make a baulko math mark equivilent to A10, A9, and B9, what would they be?

Not that i'm doing 3U math because i want to do wednesday sport.

iamewy wrote:

NSiriwardena wrote:

It says that it would be a good idea to get A10, A9, or B9 in the School Cert.

so if you were to make a baulko math math equivilent to A10, A9, and B9, what would they be?

Not that i'm doing 3U math because i want to do wednesday sport.

TY Niro and Ewy

I have already completed Prelim HSC Extension and I must say it's pretty easy (the transition between year 10 and year 11 might scare some though, although I didn't notice any difference). The transition between extension and extension 2 is the only thing that should scare you.

Basically; you in second maths class now = take extension maths.

iamewy wrote:

NSiriwardena wrote:

It says that it would be a good idea to get A10, A9, or B9 in the School Cert.

so if you were to make a baulko math mark equivilent to A10, A9, and B9, what would they be?

Not that i'm doing 3U math because i want to do wednesday sport.

I think you can do 3U maths and wednesday sport

Ewy may already have 12 units of subjects.

tranquil1ty wrote:I have already completed Prelim HSC Extension and I must say it's pretty easy (the transition between year 10 and year 11 might scare some though, although I didn't notice any difference). The transition between extension and extension 2 is the only thing that should scare you.

Basically; you in second maths class now = take extension maths.

THAI BUT U BELIVE THAT 4 U MATHS IS A WALK IN A PARK

kappy wrote:

tranquil1ty wrote:I have already completed Prelim HSC Extension and I must say it's pretty easy (the transition between year 10 and year 11 might scare some though, although I didn't notice any difference). The transition between extension and extension 2 is the only thing that should scare you.

Basically; you in second maths class now = take extension maths.

THAI BUT U BELIVE THAT 4 U MATHS IS A WALK IN A PARK

STOP USING CAPS.

So what if he does? This is your choice, not Thai's.

NSiriwardena wrote:

kappy wrote:

tranquil1ty wrote:I have already completed Prelim HSC Extension and I must say it's pretty easy (the transition between year 10 and year 11 might scare some though, although I didn't notice any difference). The transition between extension and extension 2 is the only thing that should scare you.

Basically; you in second maths class now = take extension maths.

THAI BUT U BELIVE THAT 4 U MATHS IS A WALK IN A PARK

STOP USING CAPS.

So what if he does? This is your choice, not Thai's.

You use caps everywhere >_>
And stop stating the obvious Niro >_>

iamewy wrote:

NSiriwardena wrote:

It says that it would be a good idea to get A10, A9, or B9 in the School Cert.

so if you were to make a baulko math mark equivilent to A10, A9, and B9, what would they be?

Not that i'm doing 3U math because i want to do wednesday sport.

do you only miss out on wednesday sport if you do 13 units? or does it depend on extensions?

eazy_e wrote:

iamewy wrote:

NSiriwardena wrote:

It says that it would be a good idea to get A10, A9, or B9 in the School Cert.

so if you were to make a baulko math mark equivilent to A10, A9, and B9, what would they be?

Not that i'm doing 3U math because i want to do wednesday sport.

do you only miss out on wednesday sport if you do 13 units? or does it depend on extensions?

Pretty sure it's only 13 units, so if you have 2 extensions + 3 2 unit subjects your good

eazy_e wrote:

iamewy wrote:

NSiriwardena wrote:

It says that it would be a good idea to get A10, A9, or B9 in the School Cert.

so if you were to make a baulko math mark equivilent to A10, A9, and B9, what would they be?

Not that i'm doing 3U math because i want to do wednesday sport.

do you only miss out on wednesday sport if you do 13 units? or does it depend on extensions?

12 units = sport
13 units = no sport

Remember what Mr Simmons said:

12 units = Sport + Scripture

13 units = 2 periods of sport for lessons and one free, and no scripture

karanb wrote:

NSiriwardena wrote:

kappy wrote:

tranquil1ty wrote:I have already completed Prelim HSC Extension and I must say it's pretty easy (the transition between year 10 and year 11 might scare some though, although I didn't notice any difference). The transition between extension and extension 2 is the only thing that should scare you.

Basically; you in second maths class now = take extension maths.

THAI BUT U BELIVE THAT 4 U MATHS IS A WALK IN A PARK

STOP USING CAPS.

So what if he does? This is your choice, not Thai's.

You use caps everywhere >_>
And stop stating the obvious Niro >_>

I don't put posts in full caps.

And I have to keep stating the obvious because Kapilan can't grasp simple concepts.

kapilan talks loudly. it's just his way of posting

tranquil1ty wrote:I have already completed Prelim HSC Extension and I must say it's pretty easy (the transition between year 10 and year 11 might scare some though, although I didn't notice any difference). The transition between extension and extension 2 is the only thing that should scare you.

Basically; you in second maths class now = take extension maths.

YEAH BUT THAI I GOT 62% FOR MY HALF YRLY......... i still dont know if i should do it. the topics sound hard.

kappy wrote:

tranquil1ty wrote:I have already completed Prelim HSC Extension and I must say it's pretty easy (the transition between year 10 and year 11 might scare some though, although I didn't notice any difference). The transition between extension and extension 2 is the only thing that should scare you.

Basically; you in second maths class now = take extension maths.

YEAH BUT THAI I GOT 62% FOR MY HALF YRLY......... i still dont know if i should do it. the topics sound hard.

Don't do it if you don't want to. Bottom line. Stick to it.

kappy wrote:

tranquil1ty wrote:I have already completed Prelim HSC Extension and I must say it's pretty easy (the transition between year 10 and year 11 might scare some though, although I didn't notice any difference). The transition between extension and extension 2 is the only thing that should scare you.

Basically; you in second maths class now = take extension maths.

YEAH BUT THAI I GOT 62% FOR MY HALF YRLY......... i still dont know if i should do it. the topics sound hard.

Note: sounds hard. They're just an extention of what you've done in class. When you were in year 7, you would have been shocked at trigonometry, now, it's not so bad.

chrisk wrote:

kappy wrote:

tranquil1ty wrote:I have already completed Prelim HSC Extension and I must say it's pretty easy (the transition between year 10 and year 11 might scare some though, although I didn't notice any difference). The transition between extension and extension 2 is the only thing that should scare you.

Basically; you in second maths class now = take extension maths.

YEAH BUT THAI I GOT 62% FOR MY HALF YRLY......... i still dont know if i should do it. the topics sound hard.

Note: sounds hard. They're just an extention of what you've done in class. When you were in year 7, you would have been shocked at trigonometry, now, it's not so bad.

I didn't find trig or calculus scary before I did them. Just because they're 'new' doesn't mean they should be scary >_>. I did trig in year 6 thanks to my OC teacher back then.

tranquil1ty wrote:

chrisk wrote:

kappy wrote:

tranquil1ty wrote:I have already completed Prelim HSC Extension and I must say it's pretty easy (the transition between year 10 and year 11 might scare some though, although I didn't notice any difference). The transition between extension and extension 2 is the only thing that should scare you.

Basically; you in second maths class now = take extension maths.

YEAH BUT THAI I GOT 62% FOR MY HALF YRLY......... i still dont know if i should do it. the topics sound hard.

Note: sounds hard. They're just an extention of what you've done in class. When you were in year 7, you would have been shocked at trigonometry, now, it's not so bad.

I didn't find trig or calculus scary before I did them. Just because they're 'new' doesn't mean they should be scary >_>. I did trig in year 6 thanks to my OC teacher back then.

accelerated to the max thai

NSiriwardena wrote:

kappy wrote:

tranquil1ty wrote:

chrisk wrote:

kappy wrote:

tranquil1ty wrote:I have already completed Prelim HSC Extension and I must say it's pretty easy (the transition between year 10 and year 11 might scare some though, although I didn't notice any difference). The transition between extension and extension 2 is the only thing that should scare you.

Basically; you in second maths class now = take extension maths.

YEAH BUT THAI I GOT 62% FOR MY HALF YRLY......... i still dont know if i should do it. the topics sound hard.

Note: sounds hard. They're just an extention of what you've done in class. When you were in year 7, you would have been shocked at trigonometry, now, it's not so bad.

I didn't find trig or calculus scary before I did them. Just because they're 'new' doesn't mean they should be scary >_>. I did trig in year 6 thanks to my OC teacher back then.

accelerated to the max thai

YAY! Physics

chrisk wrote:

NSiriwardena wrote:

kappy wrote:

tranquil1ty wrote:

chrisk wrote:

kappy wrote:

tranquil1ty wrote:I have already completed Prelim HSC Extension and I must say it's pretty easy (the transition between year 10 and year 11 might scare some though, although I didn't notice any difference). The transition between extension and extension 2 is the only thing that should scare you.

Basically; you in second maths class now = take extension maths.

YEAH BUT THAI I GOT 62% FOR MY HALF YRLY......... i still dont know if i should do it. the topics sound hard.

Note: sounds hard. They're just an extention of what you've done in class. When you were in year 7, you would have been shocked at trigonometry, now, it's not so bad.

I didn't find trig or calculus scary before I did them. Just because they're 'new' doesn't mean they should be scary >_>. I did trig in year 6 thanks to my OC teacher back then.

accelerated to the max thai

YAY! Physics

niro the tru nerd, everything in life has to be applied to physics or another science.