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Clizard: 8 revision(s)

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82.3.168.21 at 20:40, 24 October 2006

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Chris at 16:09, 20 October 2006

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-Chemistry is the study of reactions between molecules. The subject is usually taught by three different teachers at A level, each one specialising in one particular module. Teaching the subject are [[Mr Bretherton]], [[Miss Hartley]], [[Mrs Weir]] and the infamous [[Miss Bowden]].
+Chemistry is the study of reactions between molecules. The subject is usually taught by three different teachers at A level, each one specialising in one particular module. Teaching the subject are [[Mr Bretherton]], [[Miss Hartley]], [[Mrs Weir]] and the infamous [[Miss Bowden]]. Chemistry studies atoms, elements, ions, isotopes, subatomic particles, etc. (although the main subatomic particles: protons, neutrons and electrons, are the only studied, meanwhile all others go unmentioned).
 =Chemistry Rooms=
 *[[Room 1]]

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	+	Chemistry is the study of reactions between molecules. The subject is usually taught by three different teachers at A level, each one specialising in one particular module. Teaching the subject are [[Mr Bretherton]], [[Miss Hartley]], [[Mrs Weir]] and the infamous [[Miss Bowden]].
	+	=Chemistry Rooms=
	+	*[[Room 1]]
	+	*[[Room 3]]
	+	*[[Room 5]]
	+	=A Level=
	+	The three modules studied are examined in different papers which are only taken in the summer. Also included is a [[Practical Exam]] which is counted as part of the module three paper. The three modules studied at AS are:

	+	Module 1 - Boring Chemistry
	+
	+	Module 2 - Pretty Colours Chemistry
	+
	+	Module 3 - Bowden Chemistry
	+
	+	Be warned, if you believe that you can take up Chemistry at AS as easily as at GCSE then you may well be in for a shock. Module 1, taught by [[Mr Bretherton]], is a maths heavy module that requires a great amount of number crunching and memorising of formulas. In the 2005-2007 intake of chemistry the number of students resiting this exam was well over 70% of those taking the subject.
	+
	+	The modules at A2 are practically identical to AS and are taught in the same way by the same teachers. The only difference is the inclusion of the dreaded [[Synoptic Paper]] as module 6.
	+
	+	Module 4 - Further Boring and Pretty Colours Chemistry
	+
	+	Module 5 - Further Bowden Chemistry
	+
	+	Module 6 - Synoptic Paper and Practical Exam
	+
	+	It is well known in the chemistry department that there is a heavy deterioration in the marks from AS to A2; people getting an A or B at AS may well find themselves being hit with a D at A2. The lone exception to this rule is [[Josh Cadney]] who scored straight As at AS and then went one step further by getting perfect UMS scores for all written papers at A2.
	+
	+	==Key==
	+
	+	Boring = Physical
	+
	+	Pretty Colours = Inorganic
	+
	+	Bowden = Organic
	+
	+	[[Category:Subjects]]

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−	Chemistry is the study of reactions between molecules. The subject is usually taught by three different teachers at A level, each one specialising in one particular module. Teaching the subject are [[Mr Bretherton]], [[Miss Hartley]], [[Mrs Weir]] and the infamous [[Miss Bowden]].
−	~~=Chemistry Rooms=~~
−	*[[Room 1]]
−	*[[Room 3]]
−	*[[Room 5]]
−	~~=A Level=~~
−	The three modules studied are examined in different papers which are only taken in the summer. Also included is a [[Practical Exam]] which is counted as part of the module three paper. The three modules studied at AS are:

−	~~Module 1 - Boring Chemistry~~
−
−	~~Module 2 - Pretty Colours Chemistry~~
−
−	~~Module 3 - Bowden Chemistry~~
−
−	Be warned, if you believe that you can take up Chemistry at AS as easily as at GCSE then you may well be in for a shock. Module 1, taught by [[Mr Bretherton]], is a maths heavy module that requires a great amount of number crunching and memorising of formulas. In the 2005-2007 intake of chemistry the number of students resiting this exam was well over 70% of those taking the subject.
−
−	~~The modules at A2 are practically identical to AS and are taught in the same way by the same teachers. The only difference is the inclusion of the dreaded [[Synoptic Paper]] as module 6.~~
−
−	~~Module 4 - Further Boring and Pretty Colours Chemistry~~
−
−	~~Module 5 - Further Bowden Chemistry~~
−
−	~~Module 6 - Synoptic Paper and Practical Exam~~
−
−	It is well known in the chemistry department that there is a heavy deterioration in the marks from AS to A2; people getting an A or B at AS may well find themselves being hit with a D at A2. The lone exception to this rule is [[Josh Cadney]] who scored straight As at AS and then went one step further by getting perfect UMS scores for all written papers at A2.
−
−	~~==Key==~~
−
−	~~Boring = Physical~~
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−	~~Pretty Colours = Inorganic~~
−
−	~~Bowden = Organic~~
−
−	~~[[Category:Subjects]]~~

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 Chemistry is the study of reactions between molecules. The subject is usually taught by three different teachers at A level, each one specialising in one particular module. Teaching the subject are [[Mr Bretherton]], [[Miss Hartley]], [[Mrs Weir]] and the infamous [[Miss Bowden]].
-=Rooms=
+=Chemistry Rooms=
 *[[Room 1]]
 *[[Room 3]]

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 Chemistry is the study of reactions between molecules. The subject is usually taught by three different teachers at A level, each one specialising in one particular module. Teaching the subject are [[Mr Bretherton]], [[Miss Hartley]], [[Mrs Weir]] and the infamous [[Miss Bowden]].
+=Rooms=
 The three modules studied are examined in different papers which are only taken in the summer. Also included is a [[Practical Exam]] which is counted as part of the module three paper. The three modules studied at AS are:

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 Module 3 - Bowden Chemistry
-Be warned, if you believe that you can take up Chemistry at AS as easily as at GCSE then you may well be in for a shock. Module 1, taught by [[Mr Ashton]] or [[Mr Bretherton]], is a maths heavy module that requires a great amount of number crunching and memorising of formulas. In the 2005-2007 intake of chemistry the number of students resiting this exam was well over 70% of those taking the subject.
+Be warned, if you believe that you can take up Chemistry at AS as easily as at GCSE then you may well be in for a shock. Module 1, taught by [[Mr Bretherton]], is a maths heavy module that requires a great amount of number crunching and memorising of formulas. In the 2005-2007 intake of chemistry the number of students resiting this exam was well over 70% of those taking the subject.
 The modules at A2 are practically identical to AS and are taught in the same way by the same teachers. The only difference is the inclusion of the dreaded [[Synoptic Paper]] as module 6.

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−	Chemistry is the study of reactions between molecules. The subject is usually taught by three different teachers at A level, each one specialising in one particular module. Teaching the subject are ~~[[Mr Ashton]],~~ [[Mr Bretherton]], [[Miss Hartley]], [[Mrs Weir]] and the infamous [[Miss Bowden]].	+	Chemistry is the study of reactions between molecules. The subject is usually taught by three different teachers at A level, each one specialising in one particular module. Teaching the subject are [[Mr Bretherton]], [[Miss Hartley]], [[Mrs Weir]] and the infamous [[Miss Bowden]].

	The three modules studied are examined in different papers which are only taken in the summer. Also included is a [[Practical Exam]] which is counted as part of the module three paper. The three modules studied at AS are:		The three modules studied are examined in different papers which are only taken in the summer. Also included is a [[Practical Exam]] which is counted as part of the module three paper. The three modules studied at AS are:

← Older revision	Revision as of 02:39, 12 November 2006
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−	Chemistry is the study of reactions between molecules. The subject is usually taught by three different teachers at A level, each one specialising in one particular module. Teaching the subject are [[Mr Ashton]], [[Mr Bretherton]], [[Ms Hartley]], [[Mrs Weir]] and the infamous [[Miss Bowden]].	+	Chemistry is the study of reactions between molecules. The subject is usually taught by three different teachers at A level, each one specialising in one particular module. Teaching the subject are [[Mr Ashton]], [[Mr Bretherton]], [[Miss Hartley]], [[Mrs Weir]] and the infamous [[Miss Bowden]].

	The three modules studied are examined in different papers which are only taken in the summer. Also included is a [[Practical Exam]] which is counted as part of the module three paper. The three modules studied at AS are:		The three modules studied are examined in different papers which are only taken in the summer. Also included is a [[Practical Exam]] which is counted as part of the module three paper. The three modules studied at AS are:

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 The three modules studied are examined in different papers which are only taken in the summer. Also included is a [[Practical Exam]] which is counted as part of the module three paper. The three modules studied at AS are:
 Module 1 - Boring Chemistry
-Module 2 - Inorganic Chemistry
+Module 2 - Pretty Colours Chemistry
-Module 3 - Organic Chemistry
+Module 3 - Bowden Chemistry
 Be warned, if you believe that you can take up Chemistry at AS as easily as at GCSE then you may well be in for a shock. Module 1, taught by [[Mr Ashton]] or [[Mr Bretherton]], is a maths heavy module that requires a great amount of number crunching and memorising of formulas. In the 2005-2007 intake of chemistry the number of students resiting this exam was well over 70% of those taking the subject.
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 The modules at A2 are practically identical to AS and are taught in the same way by the same teachers. The only difference is the inclusion of the dreaded [[Synoptic Paper]] as module 6.
-Module 4 - Further Boring and Inorganic Chemisty
+Module 5 - Further Bowden Chemistry
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-Module 5 - Further Organic Chemistry
 Module 6 - Synoptic Paper and Practical Exam
-It is well known in the chemisty department that there is a heavy deteriation in the marks from AS to A2; people getting an A or B at AS may well find themselves being hit with a D at A2. The lone exception to this rule is [[Josh Cadney]] who scored straight As at AS and then went one step further by getting perfect UMS scores for all written papers at A2.
+It is well known in the chemistry department that there is a heavy deterioration in the marks from AS to A2; people getting an A or B at AS may well find themselves being hit with a D at A2. The lone exception to this rule is [[Josh Cadney]] who scored straight As at AS and then went one step further by getting perfect UMS scores for all written papers at A2.
 [[Category:Subjects]]