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Combined science: GCSE subject content - GOV.UK
Combined science gcse subject content June 2015. Contents subject content 4. Introduction 4. subject aims and learning outcomes 4. Working scientifically 7. Biology 9. Cell biology 10. Transport systems 11. Health, disease and the development of medicines 12. Coordination and control 13. Photosynthesis 14. Ecosystems 15. Inheritance, variation and evolution 16. Chemistry 18. Atomic structure and the Periodic Table 19. Structure, bonding and the properties of matter 20. Chemical changes 21. Energy changes in chemistry 23. The rate and extent of chemical change 23. Chemical analysis 24. Chemical and allied industries 25. Earth and atmospheric science 26. Energy 29. Forces 30. Forces and motion 31. 2. Waves in matter 32. Light and electromagnetic waves 32. Electricity 33. Magnetism and electromagnetism 34. Particle model of matter 35. Atomic structure 35. Appendix 1 37. Appendix 2 39. Appendix 3 40. Appendix 4 41. 3. subject content Introduction These gcse subject content criteria sets out the assessment objectives, knowledge, understanding and skills, for gcse specifications in Combined science, to ensure progression from key stage 3 national curriculum requirements and the possibility of development into A level.
• presenting observations and other data using appropriate methods • translating data from one form to another • carrying out and represent mathematical and statistical analysis • representing distributions of results and make estimations of uncertainty • interpreting observations and other data (presented in verbal, diagrammatic ...
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