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Stockholm, Sweden, 3 - 5 May 2024
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Berlin, Germany, 23 - 25 August 2024
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IB DP Category 1
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As we begin a new syllabus in Chemistry, this website has been a place to gain insight and to share ideas. This website guides my planning and delivery of lessons. The links to TOK and the learner profile suggestions help me make meaningful connections...
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Canadian International School (India)
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Saying that each of two atoms can attain closed electron shells by sharing a pair of electrons is equivalent to saying that husband and wife, by having a total of two dollars in a joint account and each having six dollars in individual bank accounts, have eight dollars apiece!
Kasimir Fajans, 1887-1975
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- Hello Leonie, I think that delivering the new syllabus by placing the emphasis more on the underlying concepts is a great idea and compared to past syllabuses I think you will find that you have more time to do this as the content is definitely...
- Hello Charmaine,The problem with producing a list of chemical substances that are forbidden for use in schools is that different rules and regulations apply in different countries and often even within different regions of the same country....
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- Hi Geoff, Hope you are well. Thank you for sharing the resources. I am after a bit of advice. We are trying to deliver our new chemistry curriculum in a more conceptual approach and have designed a 'Fuels' unit which will...