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  • INTRODUCTION - how you and your students can help!

    • I'm aiming to write a completely integrated chemistry website to cover anything encountered before university (initial encounter age usually 11-18). There will be increasing links, backward/forward, and upward/downward, to aid transition from one academic level to another.

    • What do you, or your students, like or dislike about the site?

    • What country/course are your students doing? I'm UK based and its sometimes difficult to relate to other countries national grades or levels, so can you please help?

    • Suggest improvements? Email any possible Q or revision note errors AND any broken link (there are over 3000+ Q's and 4000+ links in the site!). 

    • Encourage the students to be familiar with the icon system and the academic level of the web pages.

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  • (c) doc b UK school year Y7 to Y9, the chemistry and earth science for SAT's
    • Usual minimum age UK 11-14, USA grades 6-8, Australia Y7-8? Caribbean Integrated Science Grades 7-8, Hong Kong Forms 1-3
      • (c) doc b multi-word fill work sheets, multiple choice quizzes and crossword puzzles etc.
  • (c) doc b UK KS4 Y10 to Y11 (and = IGCSE)  chemistry, earth science and radioactivity
    • Usual minimum UK age 14-16, USA grades 9-10, Australia Y9-10?, Chemistry of the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) Grades 9, 10, 11, Hong Kong HKCEE Form 4 and Form 5
      • (c) doc b summary of everything available for this level of study

      • (c) doc b summary of support for the chemistry, earth science and radioactivity for any individual UK syllabus for AQA, Edexcel, OCR, CCEA or WJEC gcse science or chemistry syllabus

      • (c) doc b basic revision notes for most GCSE or IGCSE chemistry topics in single, double or triple award science or chemistry (should be complete by end of Jan 2004)

      • (c) doc b Earth science page (links to www, cue Q and answer notes)

      • (c) doc b multiple choice and multiple completion tests (usually for UK HT and FT entry level)

      • (c) doc b single short answer tests (usually for HT and FT chemical calculations)

      • (c) doc b structured questions

      • (c) doc b multi-word fill exercises - a bit cumbersome on-line but can be printed out with word list (for white background, make sure internet printer settings are such that 'background colour' is NOT printed)

      • (c) doc b crosswords - a bit cumbersome on-line but there are 'printing out' versions (for black background, make sure internet printer settings are such that 'background colour' WILL BE printed)

      • (c) doc b Matching pair exercises (simple short exercises - handy at start or end of a lesson for summary or review purposes)

      • (c) doc b Just a few exercises so far with jumbled sentences


  • (c) doc b UK GCE AS (usually minimum Y12) and A2 (usually minimum Y13) level Organic, Inorganic and Theoretical Physical Chemistry - this area is relatively under-developed on the site but this will change over the next 1-2 years.
    • Usual minimum age UK 16-18 for pre-tertiary, college or university etc., USA grades 11-12, Australia Y11-12?, Chemistry of the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) Grades 12-13, Hong Kong HKALE/HKEAA Advanced Level Chemistry
      • (c) doc b summary of links to everything available for advanced level chemistry
      • (c) doc b summary of links to advanced-subsidiary chemistry syllabus support
      • (c) doc b basic revision and research information notes
      • (c) doc b multiple choice and multiple completion tests (HT and FT)
      • (c) doc b single short answer tests (HT and FT)
      • (c) doc b(c) doc b structured questions
      • (c) doc b Matching pair exercises (a few handy simple short exercises)

  • Miscellaneous link pages
    • (c) doc b interesting web chemistry articles for all levels

  • USA GRADES
    • 6th Grade - age 11-12
    • Middle School or Junior High: 7th Grade - age 12-13; 8th Grade - age 13-14
      High School (although some larger schools include 9th with 7th & 8th to make a Middle School)
    • 9th Grade - age 14-15 (commonly called Freshmen); 10th Grade - age 15-16 (commonly called Sophomores); 11th Grade - age 16-17 (commonly called Juniors); 12th Grade - age 17-18 (commonly called Seniors)

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Examples of ICON KEY GUIDE  *  F/H = UK Foundation/Higher GCSE-KS4 entry level

  • (c) doc b 10Q random multiple choice test (c) doc b(c) doc b

  • (c) doc b 10Q random short type in answer questions (c) doc b(c) doc b

  • (c) doc b multi-word fill question (c) doc b(c) doc b

  • (c) doc b Matching Pair Quiz questions
  • (c) doc b 'jumbly' mixed up sequences, eg sentence

  • (c) doc b crossword puzzle (c) doc b(c) doc b

  • (c) doc b revision notes; (c) doc bsyllabus/summary

  • (c) doc b structured question (usually with answers) (c) doc b(c) doc b

  • (c) doc b data; (c) doc b useful internal or external link


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