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1.1 - Elements, Compounds, Mixtures, and Separation Techniques
1.1 - Elements, Compounds, Mixtures, and Separation Techniques
1.2 - Kinetic Molecular Theory and The Nuclear Atom
1.2 - Kinetic Molecular Theory and The Nuclear Atom
1.4 - Wave Particle Duality and Emission Spectra
1.4 - Wave Particle Duality and Emission Spectra
1.6 - Introduction To The Periodic Table
1.6 - Introduction To The Periodic Table
Structure 3.1 Vocabulary Quizlet From Hodder Textbook
Lesson Quizlet For Active Recall
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1.8 - Reactivity, Oxides, and Oxidation States
1.8 - Reactivity, Oxides, and Oxidation States
1.10 - Caffeine Lab and Paper 1B Preparation
1.10 - Caffeine Lab and Paper 1B Preparation
Pre-lab Video (Note from the PPT I forgot to film 2 steps)
Note: GAFL IB15 you do not need to worry about this, this is just my plan should I ever teach HL again. Also if you are a fellow teacher, ideally HL should have 2 labs per unit. Since I am not teaching them this year though I have not planned that. Run your own class accordingly. Ideally a transition-metal one mayhaps with spectrophotometry!
1.11 - Unit 1 Review
1.11 - Unit 1 Review
Solved Worked Examples From Slides
Revision Village Part 1 (SL Content)
Revision Village Part 2 (SL Content)
Revision Village Part 3 (SL Content)
Revision Village Part 1 (HL Content)
Revision Village Part 2 (HL Content)
(All Revision Village links expire after one month. Remember HL students still need to know SL content too!)
"How can I study for the exam?"
PPTs
HW Questions (Optional ones you didn't do, go back to them! They are past paper questions, straight from previous years!)
Youtube - MSJChem and Richard Thornley have great videos directly IB based
Quizlets - Already made, can import into Anki. Or can star specifically the ones you are struggling with, and learn only starred terms.
Revision Village
Textbook questions & readings - There are books from Hodder, Oxford, and Pearson (let me know if you need links). They each have their strengths and weaknesses. I reference all 3 when I am making my lessons.
Throughout the year you will cycle through these options and experiment with what works for you.
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