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DESCRIPTION: A stunning special event. 120 tickets. Go. \n\n It's the Conne
 ct Special Event for GAT and Maths Methods. It's free. But it'll be totall
 y unlike any free event you've attended before.  \n\n   \n\n \n\n VCE Math
 s Methods SuperLecture — 2.15pm-3.45pm \n\n   \n\n The trick to doing we
 ll in any subject is mastering the big concepts and topics before drilling
  down into the details and more obscure content. When it comes to VCE Math
 s Methods\, the two topics that take up a decent chunk of the exams are Di
 fferentiation and Integration. That's why Renata Galiamov (ATAR 99.95) is 
 going to give you the low-down on the key skills you need to know in these
  two areas\, and how to approach related tricky exam questions. \n\n Diffe
 rentiation. Master maxima/minima problems — one of the most frequently a
 sked questions on the exam. Understand the difference between instantaneou
 s and average rate\, and which formula to use for each one. Finally\, lear
 n the various approaches for finding tangents and normals\, and where diff
 erentiation fits into the picture. \n\n Integration. Hone your antidiffere
 ntiation and area-finding skills\, and find out the most common pitfalls s
 tudents find themselves in (so you can avoid them!). Apply integration to 
 a range of problems\, and learn strategies to discern when you need to use
  integration as opposed to differentiation. Lastly\, tackle the much-feare
 d technique of "integration by recognition"\, which involves differentiati
 ng to find an antiderivative (whacky\, right?). \n\n \n\n GAT Prep SuperLe
 cture — 4.00pm-5.00pm \n\n   \n\n You wouldn’t go driving without your
  seatbelt\, would you? The GAT is what stops your ATAR flying through the 
 windshield if you’re unable to attend your exams\, so it’s important i
 n its own right. But it’s also used to calculate your study score for En
 glish and might come into account for your other scores too! (It’s not j
 ust a chance to shoehorn the GATch phrase into your essays.) Join Daniel G
 ates (ATAR 99.70)\, for an extremely entertaining and eye-opening lecture.
  This session will take you step-by-step through the GAT: both essay secti
 ons as well as the multiple choice section. \n\n Tackling the essays.\nThe
  GAT essays often confuse students. Just what the heck are they asking you
  to do? This session will walk you through ways to go about looking at bot
 h Essay types\; the expository (Essay 1) and argumentative (Essay 2). You
 ’ll learn what examiners are looking for in these sections and how to se
 t yourself apart from the rest of the state. \n\n Navigating multiple choi
 ce.\nThe multiple choice section of the GAT makes up the majority of the r
 ecommended writing time. This session will explain to you which multiple c
 hoice questions relate most to your subjects and how to approach those cur
 ly questions which trip people up.  \n\n \n\n Sign up now\, get in early.\
 nWe have very limited seats for this event! Can't make it?  \n\n Subscribe
  here for more events and free resources like this. \n
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LOCATION:Melbourne\, City
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SUMMARY:The Connect Special Event for GAT and Maths Methods
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://ti.to/connect-education/june
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