Secure student success writing titration methods

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Three lessons to help your students concentrate on the details and secure full marks when writing a titraton method

How do you write a titration method? Many exam boards have writing a titration method as a required practical, yet far too many students fail to secure full marks. Often, students can be too brief in their answers and fail to understand that the marks are in the detail. In this article, one science teacher explains that they guide students to focus on the details by getting them to evaluate good and bad examples of written titration methods. Discover how to help your learners score full marks and download an example sheet for them to self-assess their answers. 

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