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GRADEGORILLA is designed to be used primarily for revision, either before tests and exams or at the end of a unit. It is very useful as a cover lesson as well if computers are available, particularly as the work gets marked! Please remind them to enter their details and then go back and try corrections. Students will need to have time to complete the whole review test so there is no point starting this at the end of the lesson. Encourage them to submit to school and then you can see that they are putting some effort in. Personally I wouldn't worry too much about the scores - rather that they are revising the syllabus. The GCSE tests in particular follow the syllabus in detail. PLEASE let us know about errors, typos etc. |
Also Available on this site: ENTRY TESTS Fed up marking entry tests? These tests are designed as general admission science tests based on general knowledge and the U.K. curriculum, although a lot of it is general science aptitude and logic. There is a test for Y7 and 8, and another for 9 and 10 U.K. ages (6&7, 8&9 for U.S.). Hope you find them useful. Based on the previous England & Wales National Curriculum that many schools still use. The password for the tests is not the same as your school password as we have to issue to students. It is at the top of the results page once you login here. Why is it free? At the moment there is no intent to charge anything for the site. It's still a work in progress and really just a hobby on the side. (Also there is no professional programming involved - it's fairly basic and probably a bit dodgy). It started as a site for entry tests and practice questions for my students - may as well share..... Why the stupid name? Originally it was grade griller - but just ended up following the obvious animal alternative.... at one point extending it to Chem and Bio was an option but its already too big with just Physics! Unless anyone fancies writing a hell of a lot of questions??? Jon Gilchrist -webmaster Photos : Many thanks to MORGUEFILE.COM - free stock photos |