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JC Science Coursework B

JD3112 · 2011-01-07 15:36:38

Which two investigations are other teachers doing? What is your timeline for doing them, when are you starting etc? I remember a teacher at a former school made the students write up their investigation as they went along into a 'draft/rough' workbook. Once the teacher was happy, the student would directly copy it into…

07-01-2011 3:36pm

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JD3112

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Which two investigations are other teachers doing?

What is your timeline for doing them, when are you starting etc?

I remember a teacher at a former school made the students write up their investigation as they went along into a 'draft/rough' workbook. Once the teacher was happy, the student would directly copy it into their official booklet.

Do many teachers do this? Do schools get plenty of spare booklets?

Any other advice appreciated
Thanks

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#2 07-01-2011 6:37pm

jomama

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Schools get few or no spares. But you should make a copy for each student, and let them work on that first.
It is a pain (and a costly one at that!) but is a lifesaver. Be careful you don't mislay the real booklets because it's awkward enough to get extras sent on from the dept.

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