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- February 1st, 2011
Freebies for Higher Chemistry and Physics!
- nqscience
- Comments: none Tags: : Categories Higher Chemistry, Higher Physics, Scottish National Qualifications, Uncategorized, early-adopters, early-adopting schools, resources
Good news for teachers of Higher Chemistry and Higher Physics! Free, printed versions of three brand-new resources for each subject have been distributed to all Scottish schools this week! Look out for these in a mailbox near you soon!
The online version of these resources are also available on the National Qualifications site on the LTS website. These are just a sample of the many excellent new resources which have been produced to support the new Highers in Physics and Chemistry.
The titles which have been distributed in print for Higher Chemistry are;
- Open-Ended Questions in Higher Chemistry - Teachers Guide
- Carrying Out Effective Web-Based Research in Chemistry
- Identifying Functional Groups in Complex Molecules
For Higher Physics, the printed resources which have been sent to schools are;
- Open-Ended Questions in Higher Physics - Teachers Guide
- Relativity - Teachers Guide
- The Standard Model - Teachers Guide
Let us know if you find these useful!
More- October 7th, 2010
Calling all Early-Adopters of new Highers in Physics and Chemistry!
- nqscience
- Comments: none Tags: : Categories Higher Biology, Higher Chemistry, Higher Physics, Higher Sciences, SQA, early-adopters, early-adopting schools
The brand-new CfE-inspired Highers in Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Human Biology will be available for uptake by early-adopting schools from 2011 -2012. LTS are currently working in partnership with SQA, SSERC and the Scottish Government to develop a package of support which can be offered to early-adopting schools.
Andy Shield at SQA is currently collating a list of schools who may be interested in adopting the new Highers in CHEMISTRY and PHYSICS next year. If you think your school may be interested, or you would like more information, please contact Andy as soon as possible at [email protected] .
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