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GCSE Science exam technique
Helping students turn knowledge into marks
Practical questions • Command words • Clearer answers
📘 GCSE Science Exam Technique Toolkit - Available Now

27/09/2026

⚛️ SPEC-tacular no. 5 | AQA 4.1.1.3 – The Development of the Model of the Atom

How did our model of the atom change as new evidence was discovered?

From Dalton’s solid sphere ➡️ Thomson’s plum pudding model ➡️ Rutherford’s nuclear model ➡️ Bohr’s electron shells.

This is exactly the kind of sequence you need to understand for GCSE Chemistry — not just who proposed each model, but WHY the model had to change.

📌 Save this for your mocks and share it with someone revising GCSE Science.

24/09/2026

FREE Year 11 Science Exam Technique Taster
Does your child know the science but still lose marks because their exam answers don’t quite give the examiner what they’re looking for?
I’m running a free live session on Thursday 1st October, 5–6pm to show students some simple ways to improve their exam technique.
Comment TASTER and I’ll send you the free signup link. https://stan.store/quantummindsscience

22/09/2026

Does your child know the science but still lose marks in exams?

Often, the problem isn’t simply a lack of knowledge — it’s knowing exactly what the question is asking for and how to structure the answer.

That’s exactly what the GCSE Science Exam Technique Toolkit is designed to help with.

It gives students clear, repeatable methods for approaching different types of GCSE Science exam questions and turning what they know into marks.

📘 Introductory price: £14.99

Get the Toolkit here:
https://stan.store/quantummindsscience/p/gcse-science-exam-technique-toolkit

21/09/2026

🧪 SPEC-tacular 4

Part 2 of AQA Chemistry 4.1.1.2: Separating Mixtures.

This one covers filtration, crystallisation and distillation — and how to choose the correct separation method.

18/09/2026

🧪 Filtration, crystallisation or distillation?

Students often know the different separation techniques — but lose marks because they don’t recognise which method the exam question is asking for.

In SETI #2 🔭, I look at how to spot the clues and choose the right technique.

17/09/2026

SPEC-Tacular 3: Mixtures 🧪

What actually makes something a mixture?

In this one, I’m looking at pure substances, mixtures, and the key difference between substances that are chemically combined and substances that are simply mixed together.

AQA Chemistry 4.1.1.2

16/09/2026

Is your child losing marks in GCSE Science even when they know the content?

Often, the problem isn’t the science itself — it’s exam technique.

Missing key details, vague answers, not naming equipment properly, or misunderstanding what the question is asking can all cost marks.

I’ve put the methods I use to teach GCSE Science exam technique into one resource:

The GCSE Science Exam Technique Toolkit

It covers practical questions, command words, longer answers and the common mistakes students make across the papers.

👉 Get it here:
https://stan.store/quantummindsscience/p/gcse-science-exam-technique-toolkit

14/09/2026

2. AQA Chemistry 4.1.1(b) — Compounds 🧪

Another Spectacular GCSE Science quick explanation.

This one looks at what compounds are, how they form, and how they differ from elements — a key bit of knowledge for AQA GCSE Chemistry.

Short, clear revision to help students build confidence with the specification.

11/09/2026

SETI -No.1 🔭 Science Examiner Tips & Insights
AQA Chemistry 4.1.1 — Atoms, Elements & Compounds

A quick examiner-style look at a question where students can easily drop marks — and what you need to include to get them.

10/09/2026

Introducing SPEC-Tacular! 🎪⚛️
I'm working my way through the AQA GCSE Science specification, one short video at a time — explaining exactly what students need to know without all the unnecessary waffle.
#1 – The Atom
🧪 AQA GCSE Chemistry
📖 Spec point 4.1.1.1 (a)
Perfect for Year 10/11 students to use for quick revision — and there'll be plenty more to come!

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