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Posted on 20/05/2016Top 12 Tips for Primary School Science - Tip 11
What is the purpose of Setup X in this experiment? It's a common question in the Science paper, but also a downfall for many children. Find out how this question can be answered properly.
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Posted on 19/05/2016Top 12 Tips for Primary School Science - Tip 10
Does your child know how he can answer those questions that ask for the aim of an experiment? He'll have a far better understanding after this post.
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Posted on 18/05/2016Top 12 Tips for Primary School Science - Tip 9
Another type of experimental question deals with Reliable Test. Your child will find out more about what this is here.
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Posted on 17/05/2016Top 12 Tips for Primary School Science - Tip 8
So what actually constitutes a Fair Test? We find out if your child understand what he had learnt thus far in this article.
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Posted on 16/05/2016Top 12 Tips for Primary School Science - Tip 7
Does your child know what is a Fair Test? Does he understand the different type of Variables in such tests? He'll find out in this article.
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Posted on 15/05/2016Top 12 Tips for Primary School Science - Tip 6
The Population question is another popular question type. This tip helps your child discover what he should be doing to pen down the model answer.
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Posted on 14/05/2016Top 12 Tips for Primary School Science - Tip 5
One of the more common type of questions your child will find in a paper is the Condensation question. How does he answer it to get the full marks?
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Posted on 13/05/2016Top 12 Tips for Primary School Science - Tip 4
Find out why should your child have his keywords at his fingertips.
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Posted on 12/05/2016Top 12 Tips for Primary School Science - Tip 3
How does your child know when he sees a comparison question? What then shall he do to get the full marks for that question? Find out in this article.
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Posted on 11/05/2016Top 12 Tips for Primary School Science - Tip 2
When you give a highlighter to a child, you will get a paper full of highlighted text. So what should he be highlighting? Find out in this tip.