Chemistry Resources (page 8)

Revision TipsYou should use a consistent routine for revision so that you can spend as much time as possible being productive. Firstly you should create a quiet space where you will n...

The worked example effect is a particularly useful teaching and learning strategy when students engage with a new, higher level of study in a subject. Students are presented with work...

Chemistry is a subject which involves rote learning (especially organic chemistry) and application. You can`t just rely on memorising the textbook and hope to get a good grade. You ha...

GCSE Chemistry can seem very daunting if perhaps one found a few topics or concepts confusing at KS3 (junior school) level. However, it is a subject not to be feared and I am here to ...

Although this is written for chemistry this can be applied to ANY subject.Having your students try to revise for a specific topic can be helped by this method:1 - Have the student cre...

In all A-level specifications students are required to learn about "Inter-molecular Forces". As a former teacher and tutor this is one of the common areas I get asked to explain.First...

For this topic, I m assuming you already understand the Acids Bases topic. If not, do not fret, I will be releasing an article covering it soon! What are Buffers? Buffer solutio...

Which criteria do you choose selecting your favourite element? Would your decision be based on the aesthetic sound of the name or its etymological roots? The periodic table is not s...

When are we going to blow something up? A staple question, once-upon-a-time. For the uninitiated, that s seems to be what chemistry is all about setting fire to things and hoping th...

Whenever I take on a new GCSE Chemistry student, invariably the topic they most want to learn is how to balance chemical equations. They tell me that their school teacher often uses a...