doing well in h2 chemistry?
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im here to gather some opinions from the A lvl peeps since the A lvls is over for most people
Erm how to do well in Chemistry at A levels? It is unlike maths and physics where the answers are numerical ( which can be found in the TYS ) and u can improve them through practise..Even when im doing the Chemistry TYS, i dont know whether my answers are correct or not.. im jc1 this year and my chemistry is not that good. so i wish to improve it during the holidays to prepare for jc2 next year.. any opinions please? Thanks -
chem bonding
practise practise and practise
and hire rj chem tchrs -
mug mug mug
practice practice practice
memorise memorise memorise
pump pump pump
with with with
exam exam exam
paper paper paper -
last min then pia.
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for me i think chemistry was pretty manageable in the O levelsOriginally posted by lavastar:im here to gather some opinions from the A lvl peeps since the A lvls is over for most people
Erm how to do well in Chemistry at A levels? It is unlike maths and physics where the answers are numerical ( which can be found in the TYS ) and u can improve them through practise..Even when im doing the Chemistry TYS, i dont know whether my answers are correct or not.. im jc1 this year and my chemistry is not that good. so i wish to improve it during the holidays to prepare for jc2 next year.. any opinions please? Thanks
but in the A levels, i think chemistry is much much tougher
for most of the topics it's really memorizing (e.g. Organic Chem, Periodicity)
but for those topics involving calculations and understanding, i suggest you read up and eliminate any doubts about them (e.g. topics like Ionic Equilibrium, Chemical Equilibrium). this way, you can answer any questions they throw at you since you understand the concepts well
but most of all, practice and practice and practice and practice and practice...
you get the idea
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just mug consistently.
during exams no matter how hard u play u will still get your results for sure -
H2 chem is really evil.
your answers must be almost 98% of the model answer and if you miss 1 point, its half your marks gone if its a 2-mark question =/
most people get half the points, but lose the whole question due to missing out on keywords. -
yeaOriginally posted by O_ok:H2 chem is really evil.
your answers must be almost 98% of the model answer and if you miss 1 point, its half your marks gone if its a 2-mark question =/
most people get half the points, but lose the whole question due to missing out on keywords.
this is the area i stumble in..