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Discover essential strategies for effective science study skills at National 5 and Higher levels. Learn how to organize notes, find a quiet study space, attend lessons consistently, complete homework, utilize resources, revise consistently, and practice past paper questions. Access a wealth of study materials in the Shared Drive on GLOW including course PowerPoints, glossaries, past paper questions, and problem-solving practice. Links provided for Nat5 Biology and Higher Biology resources. Understand the significance of regular study in achieving success in science exams. Find out how consistent performance at National 5 correlates with Higher exam success through hard work and dedication.
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Effective Study Skills in Science For National 5 and Higher Dr Marshall Dr McIntyre
Getting the basics right! Being organised with notes. Finding a quiet place to study without distractions Attending lessons and catching-up when missing class. Doing homework Using resources e.g. textbooks, Scholar Attending supported study after school. Revising little and often over the year rather than all in one go 2-days before the exam! Trying past paper questions throughout the year
Shared Drive on GLOW • Contains large number of resources to support pupils, e.g. • Course powerpoints • Homeworks • Glossaries • Past Paper Questions and marking instructions • Problem solving practice • Revision resources • Links: Nat5 Biology – https://tinyurl.com/ybu66zpb Higher Biology - https://tinyurl.com/y86l4vdg • Pupils should have links and should not need glow password to access
SQA website has a lot of useful information. For example National 5 Biology page: https://www.sqa.org.uk/sqa/47427.html Course specifications – what’s in the course. Past papers + answers
Textbooks • We usually provide pupils with a course textbook/study guide through the library. • Also available are past paper books and web based resources: • National 5 biology online textbook - https://sites.google.com/a/edubuzz.org/nat5biopl/home
Scholar – Higher Only • https://scholar.hw.ac.uk/
Why is it important to study regularly? In the sciences pupils who do well at National 5 (A or B grade) have a far greater chance of going on to pass in Higher (with continued hard work).