Thursday, 31 January 2008
I've been rescued!
I Have A Headache
I cannot co anything else without them.. the blog is my last hope....
Please somebody help me! :(
Monday, 28 January 2008
Misssssssss...?
Love from your most intelectually challenged student :D
charlotte
Saturday, 12 January 2008
Open Book Paper
- Unit 2850 'Chemistry for Life' - Made up of 2 taught modules. September - December. 30% of your overall AS grade. Exam date: Thursday, 10th January 2008
- Unit 2852/01 : Open Book Paper - completed during homework time during a 2 week period between 14th February and 30th April. 15% of your overall AS grade.
- Unit 2852/02: Experimental Skills - completed in lesson time to assess your planning, implementing, analysing and evaluating skills (already started with Miss Bendle). 15% of your overall AS grade.
- Unit 2848 'Chemistry of Natural Resources' - Made up of 3 taught modules. January - May. 40% of your overall AS grade. Exam date: Wednesday, 4th June 2008
The Open Book paper is completed during a 2 week period any time between 14th February and 30th April, which needs to be agreed on by all of you. Please have a think about whether you have any coursework deadlines or other important work to do between these dates so that we can plan when to set the Open Book paper.
We have received confirmation that the topic of this year's Open Book paper is nuclear fusion and fission reactions, which would explain why there were no questions on this in your exam on Thursday! We would recommend that you start to find suitable references (including textbooks and websites) on this topic and make sure that you are 100% confident about the subject content related to our work on stars.
Wednesday, 9 January 2008
Good luck!
I just wanted to wish you luck with your final preparations for your Chemistry exam in the morning and to let you know that I'll be online this evening if you wish to ask me any last minute questions!
Some final pieces of advice....
- Make sure you have a good night's sleep and remember to eat a good breakfast in the morning.
- Don't forget your calculator!
- Read each question carefully and make sure you answer the question that is actually written on the exam paper, not the question that you THINK is there.
- Look at the number of marks for each question and use it to help you structure your answer. E.g. 2 marks = 2 bullet points.
- Stay calm and focus on everything you DO know - not on what you don't!!
- Try and leave time at the end to check your work.
- Do your best and have confidence that you can do well!
Good luck and feel free to come and find me after your exam if you want to let off some steam about how it went!
Chemistry lessons will begin again on Monday, Lesson 5.
Sunday, 6 January 2008
miss bendle help
Friday, 4 January 2008
HELP
How is carbon monoxide formed in an internal combustion engine?
can anyone help :)