JC stuff
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Anybody has any tips or things to share on studying JC subjects effectively? Like for example in the case of Bio and Chem, do we have to memorize the whole chunk of content in the notes is there any other more effective methods? Everybody share share ur study methods for each of ur subjects leh. Help each other=) hehe.
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do u take physics and maths?
if so, you can check out this article written by me
Physics in a Nutshell For 'O' and 'A' Levels
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Erm nope. Sorry =P I take the BCME combi. So any other stuff that is for any of those 4 subjects will be gladly accepted haha. Erm they are H2 btw...
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chem: must do consistent work everyday. you basically have to memorise and understand. when you just start organic you may find the number of reactions and conditions you have to memorise overwhelming. but with consistent work it is really easy trust me math: consistent work. understand the topic and you will own. easiest subject to get an A in my opinion. econs: i nth to say. i sure die when i get back my results. but must understand the topic. the most intersting subject but the most difficult to score(other than gp) bio: i have one hwa chong friend who did bio too. he said it's insane memorisation. haha.
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Maths: Agreed
Econs: Must read up a lot. Must write well, essays must be supported by case studies, and application of concepts to case studies. Analysis must be given together with case studies; and not just blindly give the case studies.
H2 Chem and Bio, you can ask UltimaOnline. He's an ex-teacher who's a full time tutor specialising in these 2 subjects right now, and helping students here very frequently.
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Hi,
I'd welcome you to visit my maths website to master concepts smartly:
Share it with your classmates and friends too :) Thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Wen Shih -
Hey thanks everyone! hehe now i have a basic outline of wad to buy for studying liao LOL! eh... WeeWS... U very familiar leh.. U wrote a book before is it? cus i have a maths book wif the author as Wee Wen Shih also...
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yes, that's the Wen Shih you are talking about. He has authored a few books.
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Originally posted by eagle:
yes, that’s the Wen Shih you are talking about. He has authored a few books.
The one in Popular?
Oh no! No wonder so familiar.
That's a great book to read.
But I can't quite seem to find my pattern of studying in the book.
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Hi,
Thanks for your support!
The book of solutions is meant to help students make sense of maths in a student-friendly style.
Patterns take time for one to discover and develop. To master maths, you need to:
- know what your learning difficulties and mistakes are;
- know what the important results are and what types of skill are often asked;
- think fast, write fast and give accurate steps within time constraint.
Join my classes at Eton, if you are interested. If not, you may visit my website for learning pointers:
Thanks again!
Cheers,
Wen Shih -
Here's a great photo of Wen Shih from his website... in addition to teaching mathematics, he can multi-task as a fitness trainer too!
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I should get someone to take a photo of me doing a 110kg full squat also
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ROFLMAO! eh I rmb he wrote some orange tys for sec sch tt i used lol! woo study study!