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Category Archives: A – Level
The Standard of Physics Teaching
As low as the standard of maths teaching. A couple of years ago I was contacted by someone who wanted chapter by chapter solutions to all the questions in an a level textbook. He said his cousin was disabled and … Continue reading
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Science Without Experiments?
I hated experiments at A – level, but I can see the illogic of the latest reforms to science A – levels. Exam boards propose that experiments and coursework should not count towards your grades. Does this strike anyone as … Continue reading
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