Good day everyone.
I just checked my students waec result, and most of them got D or E8 in chemistry.
Not only my school but other Neighbouring schools.
Parents are attacking the school.

ChuksEpells:
Good day everyone.
I just checked my students waec result, and most of them got D or E8 in chemistry.
Not only my school but other Neighbouring schools.
Parents are attacking the school.

they should attack their children for not reading well... Nonsense e

either d teachers are not teaching them enough or the students are not reading enough ...

dingbang:
they should attack their children for not reading well... Nonsense e

LET ME TELL YOU A SECRET
parents no longer pay for waec, they pay for WAEC+EXPO

Tayad of Naija as a whole. When I look back on the whole WAEC system, I just SMH cos it's all like chasing after the wind. cos this exam is more like an obligation to nonentity than to reality.


They keep Tryna form that they are a respectful body and a that, but we know they leak and leak and leak and rake in cash and cash and cash. Then they now bring paper and call it result that many thinks decides their future.

Crappy edusystem


Overhaul is needed.

Teachers must be respected and praised


But no the FG would continue to say it has "other pressing issues to attend to"

chemistry is a subject that is so simple yet very easy to fail.it requires precise answering skill.that's the reason I wrote waec four times in which I got distinction In it the fifth time.

I loved chemistry wella, when I was in sec school, especially organic chemistry, just like the guy above me said, there is a technical way to answer chemistry questions when you get it bam at least a C6 will be your lot. but it entails reading

There poster I would advise that your teachers should engage themselves in marking waec. There are a lot of techniques has some persons said that you might not know. Waec at times update their syllabus and marking scheme hence many students may be used to a particular definition but it has become obsolete. I was part of the team for waec and I saw many things that goes on over there. Things are changing while the standard of marking hasn't. Your students should study hard because waec are strict when marking

asuustrike2009:
There poster I would advise that your teachers should engage themselves in marking waec. There are a lot of techniques has some persons said that you might not know. Waec at times update their syllabus and marking scheme hence many students may be used to a particular definition but it has become obsolete. I was part of the team for waec and I saw many things that goes on over there. Things are changing while the standard of marking hasn't. Your students should study hard because waec are strict when marking

This is so true. I marked waec for the first time this year. It was really an eye opener for me.

Uncle.. I passed 3/9 subject...I punished myself for two days

I am an examiner, Chemistry 2 to be precise
I must inform you, racism apart, I marked not less than 256 scripts this year, all from the east, out of about 8 centres marked, only ten students wrote anything above average.
First, the content was nothing comparable to the marking guide then the quality of the write up is zero.
my advice: Let the school Chemistry teacher have the waec marking guide so that he/she teaches the needed and not the wanted
Lastly, the school itself should not pretend it's innocent, needless to say, something must be lacking, whether standard teacher, laboratory or proper organisation. most of our schools are profit making industries

CHEMEASY:
I am an examiner, Chemistry 2 to be precise
I must inform you, racism apart, I marked not less than 256 scripts this year, all from the east, out of about 8 centres marked, only ten students wrote anything above average.
First, the content was nothing comparable to the marking guide then the quality of the write up is zero.
my advice: Let the school Chemistry teacher have the waec marking guide so that he/she teaches the needed and not the wanted
Lastly, the school itself should not pretend it's innocent, needless to say, something must be lacking, whether standard teacher, laboratory or proper organisation. most of our schools are profit making industries

You are absolutely right!!!

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CHEMEASY:
I am an examiner, Chemistry 2 to be precise
I must inform you, racism apart, I marked not less than 256 scripts this year, all from the east, out of about 8 centres marked, only ten students wrote anything above average.
First, the content was nothing comparable to the marking guide then the quality of the write up is zero.
my advice: Let the school Chemistry teacher have the waec marking guide so that he/she teaches the needed and not the wanted
Lastly, the school itself should not pretend it's innocent, needless to say, something must be lacking, whether standard teacher, laboratory or proper organisation. most of our schools are profit making industries

Pls can you help with this year Chemistry 2 marking guide.

ChuksEpells:


LET ME TELL YOU A SECRET
parents no longer pay for waec, they pay for WAEC+EXPO

No wonder the scripts I examined was withheld. Parents have to be careful because many examiners are strict

Marked WAEC during my sss2 days what i notice about physics & chemistry was that when student are been supplied (expo) they all write from same page without adding a number value to the work to make it diff 4rm each others(like lab prep & reading)