Biology!!??
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Anyone taking a'levels biology or have taken it? How am I supposed to tackle the questions inside? Do I write in my own words or just chunk everything in? There's a great deal of shit to be memorized, basically how?
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memorise lo.
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chem phy maths econs also...
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Can't memorize make it a point to understand. Understanding will help you link the concepts together.
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im done memorising most of it. I just need to know how do I write the answers in the exams...
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write the important points lorOriginally posted by Qex:im done memorising most of it. I just need to know how do I write the answers in the exams... -
*faints*
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Memorise for Bio?
I think it's easier to understand the facts and write in your own words. Answer by getting the main point across with good explanation.
You haven't study, right? -
i believe you are taking triple sciences in JC. seriously, how can you be weak in parts of biology and physics?
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i think he taking phy, bio, math..Originally posted by BusSpeeder:i believe you are taking triple sciences in JC. seriously, how can you be weak in parts of biology and physics?
anw, u taking alevel this year rite?
shd have grasp some part of the syllabus at least.
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Must understand the thing before you can memorize...
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I give tuition for 'A' level (H2) Chem and 'A' level (H2) Biology.
I can say this - for Chem H2 syllabus is almost the same as 'A' level. (certain previously 'A' level optional topics eg. Gibbs free energy, is now part of the Core, there are no optional topics in H2)
But for Biology, H2 syllabus is totally different from 'A' level syllabus. 50% of the content is totally new (ie. brought down from University level, stuff you only learnt in the University previously). Specifically, the Molecular Biology and BioTechnology aspects.
I personally much prefer the new H2 syllabuses. Much more interesting. (H2 level's Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphisms vs 'A' level's Sex Life of Plants). -
For Biology wise is different what...Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:Must understand the thing before you can memorize... -
I think it's the same. It's the attitude and way learning should be. That's my view lah..Originally posted by Y_Shun:For Biology wise is different what... -
to those who have taken biology a's before. why is it that the JC answers to the biology exams are so much more complicated than the damn Longman biology guide I bought?
Am I using the wrong book? Or should I use JC notes?
Cos last year, I tot i did very well biology, i wrote down every point I knew, with reference from the Longman guide. But I got a F, i Got F*****!!!!
damn!! and when i saw the JC lecture notes, i found out that the answers to those question are much more deeper in the sense that they describe to the minute details whereas the Longman book is just simply "answering" the question...
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Who takes H3 biology here?
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Maybe you should try understand what are the things the markers are looking for. Then you'll know how to score better.Originally posted by Qex:to those who have taken biology a's before. why is it that the JC answers to the biology exams are so much more complicated than the damn Longman biology guide I bought?
Am I using the wrong book? Or should I use JC notes?
Cos last year, I tot i did very well biology, i wrote down every point I knew, with reference from the Longman guide. But I got a F, i Got F*****!!!!
damn!! and when i saw the JC lecture notes, i found out that the answers to those question are much more deeper in the sense that they describe to the minute details whereas the Longman book is just simply "answering" the question...
AHHH!!!!