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How to review/revise Free
Suggestions are given to help you devise and carry out your review/revise programme to prepare you for the final written assessment. Just before you start it might be helpful to explain why the top heading...
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Printable versions of written tasks
This page is for those who either do not wish to use to student access or who are unable to use it. It gives you direct links to pdf versions of all the short-answer questions on all the sub-topics in...
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Short cut to set an in page task
This shows how you can quickly set a task contained in any page to students in one (or more) of your teaching groups. It is particularly useful for quizzes, tests and questions or to simply make sure...
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Setting tasks
This page shows you how to set up different types of task within the student access of the InThinking Chemistry website. Once you have given your students access and they have signed themselves up, not...
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Using student access Free
This page explains why all subscribing schools should sign their students up to student access (at no extra cost). This will give them access to the "Student access pages" which contains a huge range...
Blog
The importance of using clear English in IB chemistry Free
Why using clear English is important when communicating in chemistry. This blog gives examples of two past IB questions where the language used to phrase the questions can lead to different interpretations...
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Using qBank
This page explains how you can make up your own multiple choice tests (which come together with their answers explained) using the questions stored in the qBank on this site. There are currently more...
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Creating student accounts Free
This page takes you step-wise through creating accounts for all your students in separate teaching groups. Log in, open the drop down ‘Waffle’ menu on the left of the top headings (next to the ‘home’...
eBook
Identifying functional groups in natural products (1)
This exercise gives you practice at identifying the functional groups present in some of the complex substances contained in natural products together with background material on their discovery and how...
eBook
Practice questions: R3.1 (AHL) Buffer solutions
only: Ten multiple choice questions, all with worked answers, on R3.1 (AHL) Buffer solutions for you to test yourself on how well you understand this sub-topic. Use the following practice questions to...