National Junior College (Junior High)

[meimeitan]

AnotherKiasu


I have pm you. Thanks.

[Pen88n]

Most schools choose to use either Chemistry Insights or Chemistry Matters for GCE O Level. They have similar contents, so you only need one of these books.

[AnotherKiasu]

Pen88n:

Most schools choose to use either Chemistry Insights or Chemistry Matters for GCE O Level. They have similar contents, so you only need one of these books.

Makes sense also. I would probably buy one each for Physics and Chemistry. Thx.

[AnotherKiasu]

meimeitan:

AnotherKiasu


I have pm you. Thanks.

Meimeitan, I've replied you. Thanks.

[Jan111]

AnotherKaisu,


Thanks for your info . Try to buy 2 books first .

[Jennifer]

Fun Fair on 21 Apr.

[archie2]

Seeking help.

My girl in JH1 got problem with the subject "critical thinking"
Anybody (especially senior) care to let me have their old pass year work on this
subject for my review.
Please PM me

[sunshine123]

Hi to seniors and parents,


Any tips on how to cope with IS - chemistry in JH1? It seems like quite a challenge to cope with this subject.

Other than reading the recommended text and Internet, is there any other way to better cope with this subject?

Thanks in advance.

[Mama Mania]

sunshine123:

Hi to seniors and parents,


Any tips on how to cope with IS - chemistry in JH1? It seems like quite a challenge to cope with this subject.

Other than reading the recommended text and Internet, is there any other way to better cope with this subject?

Thanks in advance.

Equally helpless here. Just printed some very brief fundamental chemical concepts for my DD from BBC \"Elements and Reactions\". I don't even know if it is of any help to her. Will show her later. Feel so insecure, no textbook other than recommended reference books.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/learning/bitesize/standard/chemistry/

[sunshine123]

Mama Mania:

sunshine123:

Hi to seniors and parents,


Any tips on how to cope with IS - chemistry in JH1? It seems like quite a challenge to cope with this subject.

Other than reading the recommended text and Internet, is there any other way to better cope with this subject?

Thanks in advance.

Equally helpless here. Just printed some very brief fundamental chemical concepts for my DD from BBC \"Elements and Reactions\". I don't even know if it is of any help to her. Will show her later. Feel so insecure, no textbook other than recommended reference books.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/learning/bitesize/standard/chemistry/

Thank you so much. :thankyou:

Or is it a girls find it harder to grasp chemistry? :imdrowning: