My subjects i am doing for next year are CAFS, legal studies, business, studies, bio, english advanced and maths standard 2 i know its a lot of memorising, writing and content heavy subjects but I did not know what else to pick since I am better at humanities than stem does anyone have advice on how to balance content heavy subjects in year 11 and 12 and how to balance all these six subjects?
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ADVICE FOR YEAR 11 AND 12 (1 Viewer)
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You will need to create a study schedule/plan that you can refer to throughout year 11 and year 12. This approach will allow you to determine a specific order in which you will study for your different subjects, as well as the study time that you will allocate to each subject. Ideally, you will be able to do this when you have started year 11, as you will have gained direct exposure to all of your subjects and will have gained an idea of your best-performing and lowest-performing subjects. Based on this, you can modify your study schedule/plan, for example, you may choose to study for English Advanced first, allocate more time towards Legal Studies and study Community and Family Studies last and for less time.
With that being said, you can also start working on this before you start year 11. You can do so by researching each subject. This includes accessing the syllabus of each subject to familiarise yourself with the structure of its topics/modules, and then having a look at the year 11 content of each subject (such as through textbooks). This will allow you to gain a general idea of the difficulty/study requirements of each of your subjects, based on which you can create a general schedule/plan, which you can modify as necessary as you become more informed about each subject during year 11.
I hope this helps!
With that being said, you can also start working on this before you start year 11. You can do so by researching each subject. This includes accessing the syllabus of each subject to familiarise yourself with the structure of its topics/modules, and then having a look at the year 11 content of each subject (such as through textbooks). This will allow you to gain a general idea of the difficulty/study requirements of each of your subjects, based on which you can create a general schedule/plan, which you can modify as necessary as you become more informed about each subject during year 11.
I hope this helps!