Electron configuration AQA 9-1Quick View
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Electron configuration AQA 9-1

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<p>Differentiated lesson on electronic structure suitable for the AQA 9-1 Course from 2016 onwards.<br /> this lesson recieved an oustanding on a lesson observation.<br /> It contains blank electron shells and cards of the first 20 elements for students to use playdoh or whiteboard pens to complete the electronic structure.<br /> used with a mid ability group but can be altered to include more challenge or more scaffolding to suit any set.</p>
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IGCSE Edexcel physics SOW for topic 1

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<p>A full topic of lessons for Edexcel IGCSE physics first examination in June 2019<br /> including a student PLC sheet and homeworks</p> <p>I have split topic 1 into 2 sub topics</p> <ol> <li>Motion</li> <li>forces and momentum</li> </ol> <p>The order in which to teach lessons :</p> <ol> <li>Speed calculations</li> <li>Speed practical</li> <li>D/T graphs</li> <li>Acceleration equations</li> <li>V/T practical ( acceleration prac)</li> <li>V/T graph</li> </ol>
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AQA unit 6.1 changes in energy lesson 2 combined

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<p>AQA Specifcation unit 6.1 combined<br /> lesson covers the following equations :<br /> GPE<br /> Elastic energy<br /> kinetic energy<br /> no printing required<br /> differentiated tasks with answers<br /> this lesson was used as a lesson observation and got an outstanding</p>
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catalysts aqa 9-1 combined science

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<p>Lesson on catalysts following the AQA 9-1 specification<br /> used with a year 9 class<br /> includes a practical investigation showing that the catalyst is not used up in a reaction</p>
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Antiseptics 9-1 Edexcel specification

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<p>This is a 60 minutes lesson on Antispetics including a practical that should last no more than 20 minutes.<br /> There are some challenging tasks included in this lesson. Used with high ability GCSE students.</p>