Summer | DP1 HL | DP1 SL | DP2 HL | DP2 SL |
Week 1 | S1. Models of the particulate nature of matter I | S1. Models of the particulate nature of matter I | S1. Models of the particulate nature of matter II
R2.How much, how fast and how far? I | S1. Models of the particulate nature of matter II
R2.How much, how fast and how far? I |
Week 2 | S2. Models of bonding and structure I | S2. Models of bonding and structure I | R2.How much, how fast and how far? I | R2.How much, how fast and how far? I |
Week 3 | S2. Models of bonding and structure II | S2. Models of bonding and structure II | R3. What are the mechanisms of chemical change? I | R3. What are the mechanisms of chemical change? I |
Week 4 | S3. Classification of matter I | S3. Classification of matter I | R3. What are the mechanisms of chemical change? II | R3. What are the mechanisms of chemical change? II |
Winter | DP1 HL | DP1 SL | DP2 HL | DP2 SL |
Week 1 | S3. Classification of matter II | S3. Classification of matter II | Review (Structure) | Review (Structure) |
Week 2 | R1. What drives chemical reactions? I | R1. What drives chemical reactions? I | Review (Reactivity) | Review (Reactivity) |
Week 3 | R1. What drives chemical reactions? II | R1. What drives chemical reactions? II | Full Past Papers Practice | Full Past Papers Practice |
*For HL classes, HL only subtopics will also be covered.
*Daily detailed course progress is available at Chemistry Annual Curriculum
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*The main focus is on Acids and Bases, Redox, Organic (DP2) topics during weeks 2 to 4 in the summer as these topics are considered the most difficult in IB Chemistry.
Learning Outcome
1.
Smooth concept review targeting connections between topics like Periodicty > Bonding > Organic
2.
Ensure solid understanding and enjoyment using easy-to-understand diagrams and graphics
3.
Have confidence through problem-solving practices and answer techniques for Paper 2 essay questions to avoid losing marks