We hope to get useful comments on Friday's paper (6 Nov.) as well as the paper of today (9 Nov.).
If you are interested, go to the post on the physics paper. Just below it, you will find the comments. Same for the chemistry paper.
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Showing posts with label Chemistry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chemistry. Show all posts
Monday, 9 November 2015
Comments: Chemistry paper of 9 November
As you know, we try to help our chief markers and internal moderators with information they can take along to enhance the scope and quality of national memo discussions.
Would you please be so kind to scrutinise the chemistry paper of today, and send any comments you consider necessary for the above-mentioned purpose?
Don’t think your view is not important. Anything that can add value to the marking process and overall situation with question papers, is welcome. Don’t wait too long to send them; we have to have them before the national memo discussions commence and that is usually a few days after a paper is written.
You can post your comments below or you can email them. See email address on the left - almost at the top.
Best wishes with chemistry!
Best wishes to all candidates who are writing their final chemistry paper today.
hwscience.blogspot.com wish you the best!
hwscience.blogspot.com wish you the best!
Labels:
Chemistry,
Examination
Friday, 7 November 2014
IBP videos on YouTube
ICTISE has made short videos available on YouTube, especially to those schools who are not part of the Internet Broadcast Project. A list of the videos is available here. All the videos are short (plus minus 10 minutes). The majority deals with chemistry, and for those learners with internet connection it could be a great source.
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