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Smashing Chemistry For Parents and Guardians
Your child will have been told in class which syllabus they are studying, which topics they are currently working on and where on my website to go to get more information, learning and revision resources and advice on the habits they need to be able to reliably get the hardest marks for the highest version of the highest grade.
For things to do over the Holidays, click here
For examples of excellent work organised by grades click here
One thing students can always do is practice exam technique, and this website started out as a way to improve access to the thousands of hours of revision practice worksheets I have made over the years. It is an essential life skill to be able to perform well on an exam, and like everything it improves with practice.
I've never seen a hardworking student who will act on advice from their teacher perform badly in any subject I have ever taught.
For IB1 resources click here
Smashing Chemistry For Parents and Guardians
Your child will have been told in class which syllabus they are studying, which topics they are currently working on and where on my website to go to get more information, learning and revision resources and advice on the habits they need to be able to reliably get the hardest marks for the highest version of the highest grade.
For things to do over the Holidays, click here
For examples of excellent work organised by grades click here
One thing students can always do is practice exam technique, and this website started out as a way to improve access to the thousands of hours of revision practice worksheets I have made over the years. It is an essential life skill to be able to perform well on an exam, and like everything it improves with practice.
I've never seen a hardworking student who will act on advice from their teacher perform badly in any subject I have ever taught.
I no longer teach Secondary 1 Science
So all work I do on it has to happen in the background. Apologies, but this year I should get a rough draft out for the whole syllabus. Hopefully...
What follows is material from previous years which may be of use on this syllabus, but might not be.
For a complete list of topics covered click here
So all work I do on it has to happen in the background. Apologies, but this year I should get a rough draft out for the whole syllabus. Hopefully...
What follows is material from previous years which may be of use on this syllabus, but might not be.
For a complete list of topics covered click here
Topic Order
Resources to help with all of these topics, including textbooks are available on the "For Students" section
For a complete list of topics click here (out of date though)
Click here to download a complete list of topics and details from the Cambridge International Exam board (CIE).
For students who are new to senior school, the most important thing that you can do is to get them talking about science outside of the lesson, and especially the things that they are interested in. Supporting and encouraging interest is the most important way to get better grades later on. The tests they have this year are much less useful indicators to progress than how often they want to talk about explanations for how things work, and how much detail they are able to include in their discussions.
Great science is communicating and finding out HOW things work, and WHY we think they work that way.
The syllabus they follow is the CIE, or Cambridge Secondary 1 Science Syllabus. See also the Student Section for more resources and help, by clicking here.
Class 10 - CIE iGCSE Chemistry
For the student page with a complete library of learning and revision resources, click here. The topic order is given below and the whole course will be completed by the end of January 2018.
See also iGCSE Chemistry student section for more a complete range of resources and help by clicking here.
For my CIE Physics webpage click here.
Neat Art
Resources to help with all of these topics, including textbooks are available on the "For Students" section
For a complete list of topics click here (out of date though)
Click here to download a complete list of topics and details from the Cambridge International Exam board (CIE).
For students who are new to senior school, the most important thing that you can do is to get them talking about science outside of the lesson, and especially the things that they are interested in. Supporting and encouraging interest is the most important way to get better grades later on. The tests they have this year are much less useful indicators to progress than how often they want to talk about explanations for how things work, and how much detail they are able to include in their discussions.
Great science is communicating and finding out HOW things work, and WHY we think they work that way.
The syllabus they follow is the CIE, or Cambridge Secondary 1 Science Syllabus. See also the Student Section for more resources and help, by clicking here.
Class 10 - CIE iGCSE Chemistry
For the student page with a complete library of learning and revision resources, click here. The topic order is given below and the whole course will be completed by the end of January 2018.
See also iGCSE Chemistry student section for more a complete range of resources and help by clicking here.
For my CIE Physics webpage click here.
Neat Art
| Secondary 1 Science Course Details for 1st year with Chinese translations |
| the_chemistry_department_2017_to_2018.pptx |
| sec1_sci_all_revision_booklet_grade_2017_to_2018_chinese_translation.pdf |
| sec1_sci_all_revision_booklet_grade_2017_to_2018.pdf |
| scbs_hod_pp_introducing_cie_igcse_chemistry_2018.pptx |
| sec1_sci_grade_6_and_7_topics_covered_in_2018_to_2019_by_the_chemistry_department.docx |