GCSE Science 9-1 - GCSE Science Ready Transition Tests for KS3 to GCSE
Paperback
This bank of 40 tests comprehensively cover the AQA KS3 Science syllabus allowing teachers to pinpoint problem areas and monitor progress. Benchmarked to the GCSE Assessment Objectives and AQA’s assessment framework, it is designed to be used alongside the accompanying Intervention Tasks to ensure pupils achieve mastery of key concepts and skills.
- Comprehensive coverage of the mastery statements within AQA KS3 syllabus allows teachers to check all required knowledge and skills and pinpoint gaps • Structured according to the AQA syllabus framework with two tests for each Big Idea, the first test for Year 1 topics, the second test for Year 2 topics • A total of 40 tests, with 20 ‘before’ tests covering the entire syllabus and 20 ‘after’ tests, covering the same syllabus content, to provide benchmarked assessment of learning progress • Each test consists of 25 marks and is broken down into 10 ‘Know’, 10 ‘Apply’ and 5 ‘Extend’ marks aligning with GCSE Assessment Objectives • Coverage of all Enquiry Processes and required mathematical equations to ensure working scientifically skills are embedded before the transition to GCSE • A simple tracking chart will allow teachers to diagnose pupil and class progress in detail and assess required next steps and appropriate interventions
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Imprint
Collins
ISBN
978-0-00-821531-6
Publication Date
28-10-2016
Format
Paperback
Pages
176 pages
Dimensions
210x297mm
Product Description
This bank of 40 tests comprehensively cover the AQA KS3 Science syllabus allowing teachers to pinpoint problem areas and monitor progress. Benchmarked to the GCSE Assessment Objectives and AQA’s assessment framework, it is designed to be used alongside the accompanying Intervention Tasks to ensure pupils achieve mastery of key concepts and skills.
- Comprehensive coverage of the mastery statements within AQA KS3 syllabus allows teachers to check all required knowledge and skills and pinpoint gaps • Structured according to the AQA syllabus framework with two tests for each Big Idea, the first test for Year 1 topics, the second test for Year 2 topics • A total of 40 tests, with 20 ‘before’ tests covering the entire syllabus and 20 ‘after’ tests, covering the same syllabus content, to provide benchmarked assessment of learning progress • Each test consists of 25 marks and is broken down into 10 ‘Know’, 10 ‘Apply’ and 5 ‘Extend’ marks aligning with GCSE Assessment Objectives • Coverage of all Enquiry Processes and required mathematical equations to ensure working scientifically skills are embedded before the transition to GCSE • A simple tracking chart will allow teachers to diagnose pupil and class progress in detail and assess required next steps and appropriate interventions
Author
Series edited by Ed Walsh, Written by Sarah Palmer, Jill Faircloth and Joanna Beswick
Imprint
Collins
ISBN
978-0-00-821531-6
Publication Date
28-10-2016
Format
Paperback
Pages
176 pages
Dimensions
210x297mm
Product Description
This bank of 40 tests comprehensively cover the AQA KS3 Science syllabus allowing teachers to pinpoint problem areas and monitor progress. Benchmarked to the GCSE Assessment Objectives and AQA’s assessment framework, it is designed to be used alongside the accompanying Intervention Tasks to ensure pupils achieve mastery of key concepts and skills.
- Comprehensive coverage of the mastery statements within AQA KS3 syllabus allows teachers to check all required knowledge and skills and pinpoint gaps • Structured according to the AQA syllabus framework with two tests for each Big Idea, the first test for Year 1 topics, the second test for Year 2 topics • A total of 40 tests, with 20 ‘before’ tests covering the entire syllabus and 20 ‘after’ tests, covering the same syllabus content, to provide benchmarked assessment of learning progress • Each test consists of 25 marks and is broken down into 10 ‘Know’, 10 ‘Apply’ and 5 ‘Extend’ marks aligning with GCSE Assessment Objectives • Coverage of all Enquiry Processes and required mathematical equations to ensure working scientifically skills are embedded before the transition to GCSE • A simple tracking chart will allow teachers to diagnose pupil and class progress in detail and assess required next steps and appropriate interventions
Author
Series edited by Ed Walsh, Written by Sarah Palmer, Jill Faircloth and Joanna Beswick