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We break down the complexity of scoring distinction in Chemistry so that you can beat this game without losing your sanity.
Accelerate your learning by adopting highly effective and powerful study methodologies, * join a community of 1500 students and supercharge your Chemistry results. Before you continue, you must know the truth about scoring Chemistry distinction. As the saying goes, the truth hurts. Are you ready? Truth #1 - Pure Chemistry students do not have an advantage over Combined Science students There is a lab component for 'Pure Chemistry' syllabus but not for 'Combined Science'. Many 'Combined Science' students are reluctant to take H2 Chemistry at 'A' level because they thought that 'Pure Chemistry' students learn more. Nothing could be further from the truth. 'O' level Pure Chemistry is merely a minor stepping stone for JC Chemistry. There are just as many Pure Chemistry students failing their H2 Chemistry or dropping it to H1 after their JC 1 Promotional examination, if not more. Many of my students who went to ace their Chemistry were from 'Combined Science' stream. Under the appropriate tutelage, anything is possible. Truth #2 - If you are studying so much Chemistry and suffer from a lack of sleep, then you are doing it the wrong way I was appalled when my students told me that their lecturers told them it is a norm for JC students to study 24/7 and sleep only 2-3 hours a day. I am not sure if it was meant to be a joke but if you are one of those who believe in such a nonsense, then quit being gullible. Effective studying is supposed to be an enjoyable process and only requires minimal effort. Many students came to me for help in September of their 'A' level year because many tutors and tuition centers do not accept them as they deem it to be too late. Those who came to me as a last resort had failed their Prelim miserably. By applying effective study techniques, I have helped many such students score a C grade and above with just one month of intensive coaching. If you follow my teaching, I assure you that scoring distinction is possible. Results guaranteed. Truth #3 - You can score distinction in Chemistry without real understanding. However, is this what you want? An examination is all about speed of recollection. Since there is a syllabus to follow, it makes the scoring of distinction so much easier. However, such a method would do you no good at the university level. At the Chemistry Tutorial Learning Centre, we advocate understanding as our primary objective. Once the student can form meaningful conceptual models, the process of studying will smoothen. We want you to pick up skills that can help you pursue further education in the future. Who knows? Perhaps one day, I would be able to boast that I am a former Chemistry tutor of a Nobel Prize Laureate. Now, let me introduce myself... My name is David Tan. I am an 'A' level Chemistry book author and tutor, as well as, the founder of Chemistry Tutorial Learning Center. You would not see me post images and YouTube videos of current and former students who would sing praises of how 'fantastic' a tutor I am because it would not help you score distinction in Chemistry. If you do find my name familiar, it might be you have purchased or read my 'A level Chemistry Best Kept Secrets! What top students know and you don't'. IEEE is the world's largest technical professional organization for the advancement of technology. It has given our book a positive rating and review. It is a great honour for our team to be recognized as leading experts in the 'A' level Chemistry teaching field. Publication Year: Nov/Dec 2018, Volume 34 Issue 6, pages 49-50 (Review by Prof John J. Shea) " Although A-level standards for courses are used in the UK, this book is still an excellent references for students studying chemistry basics. In the UK, the A-level chemistry syllabus is based on an understanding of a broad range of topics in chemistry that include physical, organic and inorganic chemistry. This book can be used as a supplementary text for A-level chemistry courses or in an advanced high school or a first-year college chemistry class. It consists of three sections - General and Physical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, and Organic Chemistry. The first section covers fundamental topics ranging from atomic structure, chemical bonding, chemical energetics, equilibria equations, and reaction kinetics. The next section, inorganic chemistry, covers chemical periodicity, Group II and Group VII elements, and transition elements. The third section, organic chemistry, describes structure and bonding fundamentals, introduces isomerism, hydrocarbons, halogen derivatives, hydroxy compounds, carbonyl compounds, and nitrogen compounds. This book will help the reader make connections between the different branches of chemistry. Along with the theory, there are examples of recent technology applications used to help reinforce the theory being presented. One example in electrochemistry shows how to determine the reaction equations for a modern fuel cell. Many other examples show sketches of practical experimental setups used to illustrate the theory being presented. Rather than only present equations and theory, the authors put a lot of effort into ensuring the reader will gain a better understanding of the concepts being presented through the use of examples, applications, illustrations, and experiments. There are also general trends, rules of thumb, common mistakes and practical explanations for each topic. If you know someone studying chemistry or you just want to brush-up on basic chemistry, this book is an excellent way to quickly understand many fundamental concepts in three broad areas of chemistry." 
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Updated 9729 Syllabus H2 Chemistry Books.
Strongly recommended for all A-level Chemistry students and tutors.
Give yourself the competitive edge today.
Copies are available in Singapore National Library Board (NLB)
Strongly recommended for all A-level Chemistry students and tutors.
Give yourself the competitive edge today.
Copies are available in Singapore National Library Board (NLB)
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