Chemistry AAC Investigation – Digital Noticeboard Display
Take the stress out of Chemistry AAC management with this clear, structured, student-facing digital noticeboard, designed to keep students informed, organised, and accountable throughout their AAC investigation.
This resource brings the Chemistry AAC brief to life, allowing students to see the full process every day from initial planning to final submission without constant teacher reminders.
What’s Included:
AAC Brief Breakdown (Student-Friendly)
A clear, accessible summary of the official Chemistry AAC brief, written in language students understand, while remaining fully aligned with SEC expectations.
Investigation Stages Overview
A step-by-step visual guide outlining each stage of the AAC investigation, helping students understand:
what they should be working on,
when it should be completed, and
how each stage links to the final assessment.
Timeframes
Clearly displayed timelines to support planning and reduce missed deadlines. Ideal for daily classroom reference and long-term organisation.
Referencing Guide
Simple, visual guidance on referencing expectations, plagiarism awareness, and academic honesty — removing ambiguity and repeated questions.
Mark Allocations at a Glance
A clear breakdown of how marks are awarded across the AAC, allowing students to prioritise effort, self-assess progress, and understand what matters most.
Why Teachers Will Love This Resource:
• No preparation required
• Student-facing and accountability-driven
• Reduces repeated AAC-related questions
• Supports independent learning and organisation
• Ideal for classroom display or digital noticeboards
• Designed by a teacher for real classroom use
This resource empowers students to take ownership of their AAC investigation, while giving teachers a clear, consistent reference point that supports high standards with minimal intervention.
🔗 Created by LeavingCertChemistry.ie
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