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Honestly, Chemistry is fun mostly because of the class, but i do not get it at all.
I barely persist in understanding the work. I do not even know why i kept it, and i cannot change it.
So may i have some advice from fellow people as to succeeding/dealing this?
P.S i'm not expecting any sympathy, even though it seems to come across like this.
I barely persist in understanding the work. I do not even know why i kept it, and i cannot change it.
So may i have some advice from fellow people as to succeeding/dealing this?
P.S i'm not expecting any sympathy, even though it seems to come across like this.
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Hi there,
I understand that some of the chemistry content can be quite difficult to understand. Are you doing GCSE/A-level chemistry?. I'm a year 13 student currently and I am a chemistry mentor for students in year 12 struggling with AS content.
I don't know what areas of chemistry you're struggling with, but here are some suggestions.
If you don't understand the calculations involved in chemistry, ask your chem teacher/look at online sources that show you how to do the calculations step by step. From there, you have to do plenty of practice questions in order to fully memorise and understand them.
If you do not understand/struggle to memorise the content, I would read through the textbook on the topic and make notes. If the textbook is difficult to understand, I would use other resources such as Khan Academy/ E Rintoul <--(A-level only).
Good luck
I understand that some of the chemistry content can be quite difficult to understand. Are you doing GCSE/A-level chemistry?. I'm a year 13 student currently and I am a chemistry mentor for students in year 12 struggling with AS content.
I don't know what areas of chemistry you're struggling with, but here are some suggestions.
If you don't understand the calculations involved in chemistry, ask your chem teacher/look at online sources that show you how to do the calculations step by step. From there, you have to do plenty of practice questions in order to fully memorise and understand them.
If you do not understand/struggle to memorise the content, I would read through the textbook on the topic and make notes. If the textbook is difficult to understand, I would use other resources such as Khan Academy/ E Rintoul <--(A-level only).
Good luck
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Hi there,
I understand that some of the chemistry content can be quite difficult to understand. Are you doing GCSE/A-level chemistry?. I'm a year 13 student currently and I am a chemistry mentor for students in year 12 struggling with AS content.
I don't know what areas of chemistry you're struggling with, but here are some suggestions.
If you don't understand the calculations involved in chemistry, ask your chem teacher/look at online sources that show you how to do the calculations step by step. From there, you have to do plenty of practice questions in order to fully memorise and understand them.
If you do not understand/struggle to memorise the content, I would read through the textbook on the topic and make notes. If the textbook is difficult to understand, I would use other resources such as Khan Academy/ E Rintoul <--(A-level only).
Good luck
Hi there,
I understand that some of the chemistry content can be quite difficult to understand. Are you doing GCSE/A-level chemistry?. I'm a year 13 student currently and I am a chemistry mentor for students in year 12 struggling with AS content.
I don't know what areas of chemistry you're struggling with, but here are some suggestions.
If you don't understand the calculations involved in chemistry, ask your chem teacher/look at online sources that show you how to do the calculations step by step. From there, you have to do plenty of practice questions in order to fully memorise and understand them.
If you do not understand/struggle to memorise the content, I would read through the textbook on the topic and make notes. If the textbook is difficult to understand, I would use other resources such as Khan Academy/ E Rintoul <--(A-level only).
Good luck
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Hi, Umm, it is mostly theory and it's understanding (A-level- Yr12). But i will use the sources provided and follow on using your advice. However E Rintoul is AQA and i am doing OCR A, i am wondering if i could use this as a resource. I will receive further confirmation from my teacher.
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Hi, Umm, it is mostly theory and it's understanding (A-level- Yr12). But i will use the sources provided and follow on using your advice. However E Rintoul is AQA and i am doing OCR A, i am wondering if i could use this as a resource. I will receive further confirmation from my teacher.
Good Luck
Many Thanks
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for chemistry, use crash course YouTube videos! they help so much. another good youtuber is miss Addams ((or something similar)) who takes you through chemistry topics and questions. Scholar is very useful and not forgetting just buying a chemistry book too, they have plenty of worked examples and usually have links to websites to continue quizzes to make sure you fully understand. Back to scholar, they have live sessions which teach the course and have a live question bank at the bottom so you can ask questions then and there, not too sure if scholar is just for Scottish schools or not but the videos should be there or even
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