What is the best way to revise for science?
What is the best way to revise for science?
Once you have organised your checklist/timetable, you should work through each topic with help from textbooks, class notes and any online resources. Working through the topics one at a time, with a mixture of learning the information and testing yourself, can be an effective way to revise.
Is Triple Science harder than combined?
Triple Science also tends to be a bit more difficult than Combined Science but you will often be given more lessons per week than if you were taking Combined Science.
Does triple science matter?
Triple science is the route allowing students to study biology, chemistry and physics as separate subjects. This leads to three distinct GCSE awards. But our research suggests that the triple science route could actually be perpetuating social inequalities among pupils who are studying and aspiring to work in science.
Should I take triple science or double science?
If your child is planning to study a science-related subject at A-level and university then doing triple science will be better as employers and further education institutions will favour triple science over double science.
Should I take triple or double science?
In short, Triple Science GCSE is definitely worth it since it prepares you really well for A level science subjects, by bridging the gap between GCSE science and A level. It also gives you a solid foundation of biology, chemistry, and physics much better than double science and single science can do.
Do you need triple science to be a doctor?
It is a very good idea to take Triple Science at GCSE if you would like to become a Doctor. Although it is not necessarily required in order to become a Doctor, it will certainly make it easier for you to progress into the field, and you will find the A-Level subjects slightly more manageable.
Do universities prefer triple science?
Most top universities prefer applicants for science subjects to have taken the triple award option at GCSE.