Meg Science Tuition

DATES FOR THE DIARY

LAST FEW SPOTS REMAINING

GCSE Group Science Tuition
£10 per hour
Qualified Teacher and AQA Examiner

Sunday 5-6pm year 10
Sunday 6-7pm year 11

First come first served x

Happy Easter lovely lot.

Please make sure to take some time off and give yourself a break.

When life gives you lemons...

POMODORO METHOD:
1. Identify a task or tasks that you need to complete.
2. Set a timer for 25 minutes.
3. Work on a task with no distractions.
4.When the alarm sounds, take a 5-minute break.
5.Repeat the process 3 more times.
6. Take a longer 30-minute break and start again.

There's so much guidance in questions which often goes unnoticed:

1. what are they asking you to do? Evaluate, suggest, describe?
2. They will give you what you need, you'll never need to invent information, it's there somewhere
3. If it's 5 marks, it may require a unit conversion or further information
4. PLAN! This avoids waffle which ultimately wastes time, exhausts your hand and avoids proper marks
5. Keep it concise, 6 marks should take 6 minutes. Personally, I recommend bullet points.

'Suggest' often stumps students. They go to describe or explain. No.

You just need to think up a reasonable answer. e.g.

Suggest a way the student could reduce the risk of injury when cutting the onion.

Sensible answers, not directly taught.

- Weekly tuition available for GCSE students in biology, chemistry, and physics
- Cost-effective at £10 per hour
- Small class sizes with a maximum of eight students for personalized attention
- Taught by a qualified GCSE science teacher, AQA examiner, and private tutor
- Contact for more information on how to enroll and excel in your studies!

When facing your toughest subjects, remember that avoiding them won't make them any easier.

Embrace the challenge head-on, for it's through perseverance and effort that you'll overcome obstacles and achieve success.

Every bit of effort you invest today will pave the way for a brighter tomorrow.

So, dive into your studies with determination and watch as your hard work pays off, bringing you one step closer to your goals.

As you approach your exams, remember that enduring a little discomfort now will lead to big rewards in the future. Keep focused, and before you know it, you'll be able to kick back and all this stress will be a thing of the past!

When a question requires evaluation, you need to provide a balanced analysis, including:

-Pros: List the positive aspects or advantages of the subject being evaluated.
-Cons: Outline the negative aspects or disadvantages of the subject.
-Conclusion: Provide your overall judgment or assessment based on the pros and cons discussed.

By including all three elements – pros, cons, and a conclusion – you present a thorough evaluation that demonstrates your understanding and critical thinking skills.