11th Grade

HSC Notes for Improving Performance for HSC PDHPE

This summary provides notes about the HSC Common Module, Module A, Module B and Module C for Year 11 English Standard.

This document contains comprehensive notes on the full contents of unit 1 in Specialist Mathematics Australia. The topics covered include combinatorics, vectors and proofs, and the detailed explanations will certainly aid any student struggling with the topics. Complete with annotations, colour coding and clearly labelled work, these notes are perfect for anyone looking for a quick crash course or wanting to revise throroughly for the topics they're unsure about.

Covers the novel chapter by chapter and proposes sample questions to further explore novel.

In depth exploration of the themes of to kill a mockingbird: good and evil, courage, innocence, prejudice and justice. Some example questions to further explore above themes.

An in depth analysis and explanation of to kill a mockingbird.

Explores the social context, structure, setting and atmosphere, point of view, and specific characters like Scout, Jem and Atticus.

Notes are about all the key information summarised from the first three chapters of the book

This is a mathematical report of the cake tin direct investigation, in which the student is required to present a range of calculations and ideas in relation to the scenario of a cake tin manufacturer designing their products. The cake tin manufacturer wants to maximise the volume of their cake tins. This report received a high A+ grade, and displays everything that a well written and effective mathematical report should. It has all parts included completed to a high standard. All necessary cal...

model history essay

model history essay

a one-page partial summary of what I learn from the book and the examples given by the teacher to help me understand how to use the formula effectively.

4 amazing essays on the short story "The Test" by Angelic Gibbs Q1: Choose a novel or short story which ends badly for an important character. Briefly describe what happens to the character and, by referring to appropriate techniques, go on to show how the writer makes you feel the character did not deserve what happened to him or her. Q2: Choose a novel or short story in which you feel great sympathy for or intense dislike of one of the characters. Briefly outline the situation in which t...

RESPONSE TO THE QUESTION: How does the short story ‘The Test’ make you feel great sympathy for a character? Briefly outline the situation in which the character finds himself or herself and show by what means you are made to feel sympathy.

A good introductory worksheet to ionic bonding.

A summary of the School/House Rules in Japan

This is a notes page and a worksheet in Japanese plain form

Includes a summary of chapters (1-9) and more!

Provides details about each chapter (1-9) and also includes a map, characterisation charts for major characters, feminist lens activities and more.

In depth study notes for Ancient Greek women for the preliminary Year 11 course