Particles & States of Matter
How matter behaves and why
The Chemical World strand of Junior Cycle Science, taught one-to-one - particles, elements, reactions and the periodic table, plus practical investigation.
There is no separate Junior Cycle subject called Chemistry. It is the Chemical World strand of Junior Cycle Science, taken by every student at Common Level, and these sessions concentrate on that strand.
Chemistry is where students are first asked to reason about something they cannot see. Everything - dissolving, reactions, the periodic table - depends on accepting that matter is made of particles, and students who never quite believe that struggle with everything built on top of it.
So we spend time on the particle picture before anything else, then use it to explain the reactions and equations the strand covers. It is slower at the start and considerably faster afterwards.
Chemistry is the Chemical World strand of Junior Cycle Science rather than a subject in its own right - it separates out at Leaving Certificate.
How matter behaves and why
The building blocks and the periodic table
Reaction types, word equations and evidence of change
pH, neutralisation and safe practical work
We evaluate your child's current level and identify strengths & areas to improve.
Personalized 1-on-1 lessons with interactive tools and step-by-step guidance.
progress reports and feedback to ensure continuous improvement.
Junior Cycle (1st - 3rd Year) - one-to-one tutoring
Junior Cycle (1st - 3rd Year) - one-to-one tutoring
The same subject at the Primary (Junior Infants - 6th Class) stage
The same subject at the Senior Cycle / Leaving Cert (5th - 6th Year) stage