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    #40486 03/07/09 09:07 AM
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    Does anyone know of some online chemistry tutorial sites (high school level)? Something along the lines of Khan Academy?

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    Did you check the Hoagies list in the kids section of their site? My DD uses some of those, I think they have some higher level recommendations there under links.


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    I teach high school phys and chem and like to use thinkquest there are tons of parts to it, so you can sue it for a huge number of topics.
    I also like the following site out of the UK: gcsebitesize . It is based on their high school curriculum and has both info parts (called revision sections) and practice tests. Once you go to this site, chose science link near the top then you will get a screen which asks you which exam board you're in, for us here in the US it doesn't matter which one you choose, the core science links are a bit more basic but the additional science has more for some topics.


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