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  • Is The Hsc A Game?
    By: Tis Amit | - You may have heard people call the HSC a game, or liken it to a game. Well there is an element of truth to this view, depending on how you look at it.

    In order for the HSC to be fair in ranking students for the purposes of University entry, a comprehensive system of HSC scaling is used, hence why we have the UAC and the notion of 'scaling' and 'scaled marks'. The scaling process itself is firmly justified mathematically, and is technically fair (to those who understand the mathematic ...
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  • Minimising Human Error During Hsc Exams
    By: Tis Amit | - By virtue of its definition, human error is something we all do. In the more quantitative HSC subjects such as Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, human error can be a big cause of losing marks in exams. For example, how often have you walked out of an exam room, and realise only moments later that you've lost a few marks in a question or two due to 'silly mistakes'? Or when, coming out of an exam room, you chat with your friends about how they did question X Y Z etc and realising you missed a t ...
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  • The Hsc Mindset
    By: Tis Amit | - We are now into Term 4 of 2009. This means all year 11 have just moved onto year 12, and are in their first Term of their HSC. Now is the real thing - all school assessments count towards your internal rank. Your assignments and exams at school will affect your ATAR - and your final HSC exams are less than a year away.

    It is time to get yourself into the right mindset in order to achieve the ATAR you want.

    How to set goals

    Goal setting is an effective motivati ...
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  • The Education Tax Refund
    By: Tis Amit | - The Education Tax Refund The Education Tax Refund ('ETR') was announced in the 08-09 federal budget. Under the ETR, families can claim up to a 50% tax refund for eligible education expenses for their children, for up to:

    $750 for each child in primary school, and
    $1,500 for each child in secondary school

    These amounts equate to a maximum tax offset of $375 and $750 respectively. It is a good idea to be aware of this scheme, as parents can now claim for allowable ...
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  • Tutorjugaad.com Providing Home Tutors And Home Tuitions For Any Subject And Any Board Icse/cbse (nur
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  • Differing Approaches To Maths And Sciences
    By: Tis Amit | - HSC maths and sciences are structured and assessed in a fundamentally different way. These differences require different approaches in studying both types of subjects, in order to secure a top band in each. In this short article, we will look at the main differences between HSC maths and sciences, and give you some insight as to how each type of subject ought to be approached.

    Study year 11 and 12 maths topics together

    The syllabi of HSC mathematics is integrally linked wi ...
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  • Hsc Chemistry And Physics Syllabus Dot-point Notes
    By: George Li | - The way the HSC is structured is in terms of syllabus dot-points that are easy to read and understand. This helps HSC students because as their HSC trials and final HSC exams approach, the syllabus itself can be a useful study tool.

    Structure of the HSC syllabus

    For HSC sciences like Chemistry and Physics, the syllabus is a very useful study tool that students should use in preparing for their exams. Exams for these subjects MUST only contain questions that test knowledge ...
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  • Things That Can Go Wrong During Exam Day
    By: George Li | - Are you scared that on the morning of your HSC trials or actual HSC exam, something might happen that would affect your ability to do the exam? It is not too bad if something's serious enough to warrant an illness / misadventure claim. For example, if your train breaks down and it's verifiable over the news, or you're unable to attend due to some illness that can be documented by a medical certificate.

    But what about the little things that won't quite warrant a misadventure claim?
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  • Why Choose Hsc Mathematics
    By: Tis Amit | - Mathematics is one of the most commonly chosen subjects. If you are the type of student who has a technical mind and enjoy, or are good at thinking in a logical way, you should definitely choose some level of HSC maths. Not only will you find maths interesting, you will also come to realise that it will help you well into your university career and life beyond.

    Maths is so universal that it will be a useful skill if you end up doing Commerce, Business, Medicine, Science, Engineering, ...
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  • Doing Well In Hsc Math
    By: Michael Tan | - Whether you do 2 unit maths, maths extension 1, or maths extension 2, doing well in HSC mathematics requires a similar strategy. In this article, we will briefly look at what makes a successful HSC maths student, as well as some exam preparation techniques which would be relevant to students today, as most have their all-important HSC trials and HSC exams coming up in the next few weeks.

    Seeing connections between HSC topics

    The most common characteristic shared by successf ...
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  • Atar To Replace All Uai's
    By: Tis Amit | - The UAC announced earlier this month that the UAI system will be replaced by the ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank). The conversion of UAI to ATAR aligns NSW's system of measuring HSC performance for the purpose of university admissions to that of other states. The ATAR will replace all UAI's, starting with the year 12 students in 2009, and will be a rank-based score out of 99.95 (instead of 100.00).

    How will the ATAR affect me?

    The ATAR is a similar (but not identi ...
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  • Hsc Trials And The Hsc Exams: Exam Preparation
    By: Tis Amit | - With most students having their HSC trials coming within a week or two, and with the actual HSC exams coming within a few weeks, good exam preparation skills are important if you want to ace your exams!

    We offer some general tips on what you can do to help yourself through this stressful period.

    Big tip 1: Dont let the stress get to you

    As students approach the end of year 12, their stress levels approach seemingly unbearable levels (like a limits questio ...
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  • Hsc Scaling And Its Importance
    By: Tis Amit | - HSC scaling is a popular topic to HSC students and parents, and is often an area that is commonly misunderstood. Scaling is important as it affects all students aspiring to get into university after the HSC.

    Scaled marks versus HSC marks

    A commonly misunderstood concept is the relationship between HSC marks and scaled marks. HSC marks are the marks the Board of Studies awards you, and appear on your Record of Achievement. These marks determine which performance band you fal ...
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  • 3 Year Single Degree Vs 5 Year Double Degree
    By: Tis Amit | - Having a 5 year double degree might help some people while for others a single 3 bachelor degree may be the better option. There are several points that must be considered when you look for 3 year single degree or 5 year double degree program.

    Being as a student you should combine a second degree only when it adds value to your career aspirations. Just for an example- if you choose commerce and are thinking of combining this with Arts, you should ask yourself what you intend to get ou ...
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  • Your Hsc And The Career Ahead
    By: Tis Amit | - Looking at the present scenario, factors like job security and economic security are no longer what they were used to be. In fact it has become important to be capable enough to distinguish yourself from others and turn yourself as a well versed professional to beat the competition in every possible manner. However, it is not possible for you to be an expert at everything. The best thing that you can do is to select the proper course to develop a right and successful career. Selecting a proper c ...
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  • Choosing A Career After Hsc
    By: Tis Amit | - During your period of study, a good accredited university and course selection plays a very vital role. Choosing the right university course for yourself is very important as it most likely determines what you will be doing for your entire professional life. In fact investment on the selection of course can be termed as an investment you made on yourself and career. A proper course and a degree can help you grab better job opportunities and demand higher salary from employers.

    Choosin ...
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  • How To Do Well In The Hsc Sciences
    By: Tis Amit | - Doing well in HSC sciences requires a slightly different approach than HSC maths or English subjects. HSC sciences, like Chemistry, Physics and Biology, place a heavy focus on the syllabus. Detailed knowledge and familiarisation of the syllabus is very important.

    TIP 1: Know the syllabus

    Knowing the syllabus very important. Firstly, all HSC science exams can only test you on content within the syllabus. Most of the time, HSC exam questions will simply be a syllabus dot-poi ...
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  • Crammers Guide To Survival In Hsc Exams
    By: George Li | - Crammers guide to survival

    First we should say: do NOT cram if you have a choice. We do not recommend cramming as a sole solution to the HSC, as cramming definitely underperforms consistent study in the long run. However in life, unforeseen events happen and you may find yourself in a situation where you have only a few days, or even just 1 day, before a major exam.

    Often if something happens and it is of no fault of your own, the school may be lenient and make arrangeme ...
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  • Hsc Physics
    By: George Li | - Why choose HSC Physics

    HSC Physics can be one of the most rewarding HSC subjects that is widely and commonly available across schools in NSW. HSC Physics tends to appeal to students with an interest for quantitative subjects like mathematics. In fact, if one is to try to define physics, it would be applied 2 unit maths. The mathematics in physics is certainly not difficult, but the problems in Physics are structured in terms of real-world applications. Therefore students who have a k ...
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  • Developing Good Study Habits For Your Hsc
    By: Ashwani | - Studying consistently is important if you want a good HSC result. It is important to build up good study habits early on from your Preliminary year and sustain them until you complete your HSC. Cramming should not be thought of as an alternative to consistent study, but rather as a last resort. Students should not leave things to the last minute when doing things such as assignments, assessments and exam preparation.


    Of course, this all sounds typical and preachy, but it's al ...
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  • How Your School's Rank Affects Your Hsc Results
    By: Amarendra | - If you are a student of a 'good' school (e.g. one that ranks in the top 50 in the state), you are not necessarily automatically advantaged in terms of how well you will do in your HSC. When your external exams and internal ranks are assessed to calculate your aligned marks and UAI, you will simply be a student number to the BOS. They don't take your school into account, so the fact that you go to a 'good' or 'bad' school will not have any direct bearing on how your papers are marked.

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  • Quality Educational Services
    By: Pushkar Saran | - In todays world, the internet is the most effective and fastest means of communication. There is not a single field where the internet has not left its impact. Internet is now widely used in the field of education. Imparting knowledge through internet is known as online tutoring. The concept of online tutoring is fast becoming popular as it has some advantages over conventional tutoring. In todays word the online tutor is in much demand.

    To avail a better learning experience ...
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  • Online Tutoring Companies
    By: Pushkar Saran | - Internet is one of the most powerful and far-reaching communication tools of modern life. It has completely revolutionized all spheres of life and education is no exception. When a teacher imparts knowledge to a student over the Internet, the process is known as online tutoring. Online education scores over traditional classroom learning in ways more than one. You get 24/7 classrooms with highly qualified instructors. You do not need to step out of your house and can study at a time of your own ...
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  • Private Tuition - How Does It Work In Ireland?
    By: Ciara McGrath | - Parents have a natural desire to help their student offspring to reach their full potential, especially at Leaving Cert.

    Many parents choose to pay for tuition for their sons and daughters for a range of excellent reasons.

    Classes in many schools and colleges are much larger than the ideal. It is very difficult for many students to reach their maximum potential in a class of 20-35. There may be a conflict between an individual students and a teacher, or perhaps help ...
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