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This is something that I always ask myself each time I try reviewing my textbook. I remember the names of prominent scientists really easily but I couldnt link them all to their discoveries if my life depended on it >_< Do we have to know who discovered what? For example:
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Since the new course in 2008, the short answer is No. This is Unit 1 & 2 stuff, which is technically examinable, but it usually isn't examined. The new course took up the Data Book, a huge reference material which I believe represents a change in teaching philosophy - away from rote-learning. This probably suggests the examiners would be against writing questions that examine historical facts. The course is far more interested in Chemistry, and I have never seen an exam question like this. So feel lucky you weren't born 3 years earlier :) |
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