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Preparing for Success: Starting OUP Essential Physics for IGCSE® Physics

February 17, 2022March 30, 2022Hanna Waigh
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Author and teacher Jim Breithaupt explores IGCSE® Physics practical work and how it is assessed.

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Co-Construct Success Criteria for IGCSE® Chemistry

February 14, 2022March 29, 2022Hanna Waigh
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What does success look like? Science teacher Onn May Ling looks at how to co-construct success criteria in an IGCSE® Chemistry class.

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Making Abstract Concepts Concrete in IGCSE® Science

February 10, 2022March 29, 2022Hanna Waigh
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Science teacher Yao-Jin Choong shares six strategies for making abstract concepts more concrete.

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My experience preparing students to excel in IGCSE® Physics – from a solid KS3 foundation and with AS/A Level in mind

February 7, 2022March 29, 2022Hanna Waigh
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Physics teacher Elliot Sarkodie-Addo shares his top tips for success in IGCSE® Physics.

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Preparing for Success: Stepping up to IGCSE® from Cambridge Lower Secondary Science

July 21, 2021April 4, 2022Hilary Sayer
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Many students find the transition from Cambridge Lower Secondary to IGCSE® a challenge. Giving learners the right support during Stages 7-9 helps them in more challenging areas where they might struggle later.

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