Upgrade your exam technique: 6 ways to improve your assessment skills

By 2021-07-06T09:15:00

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Discover how to maximise your students’ chances of success in their exams

Chemistry teachers, like teachers of every subject, not only need to ensure their students learn the knowledge and skills, they also need to ensure their students can take exams successfully. Improving your knowledge of and approach to exams will help your students succeed. This article describes strategies and provides useful resources to help you equip yourself to prepare your pupils for success in any exam, regardless of whether it’s GCSE or A-level, Junior or Leaving certificate, or Highers you’re teaching.

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