Thanawiya Al-Aamma (Science) study plan
Thanawiya Al-Aamma (Science) · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 7 hours per week
Pure Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus)
Derive and apply the quadratic formula, discriminant conditions, and relations between roots and coefficients across 40 mixed problems.
Solve systems of two equations (one linear, one quadratic) algebraically and verify each solution graphically.
Compute sums of arithmetic and geometric series and solve real-world accumulation problems using them.
State and use the binomial theorem to expand (a+b)^n for n up to 6 and find a specified term.
Your checkpoint
A timed 90-minute algebra mock (25 items) scored and error-logged by sub-topic, with every wrong item reworked in writing.
Pure Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus)
Prove and apply circle theorems (tangent-chord, cyclic quadrilateral, intersecting chords) in 20 multi-step geometry proofs.
Solve triangle problems using the sine rule, cosine rule, and area formula, including ambiguous cases.
Convert between degrees and radians and evaluate trigonometric ratios of standard and related angles without a calculator.
Differentiate polynomials, products, quotients, and composite functions, and find equations of tangents and normals.
Your checkpoint
A one-page formula and theorem sheet written from memory, then corrected against the textbook, plus 15 solved calculus differentiation items.
Physics
Apply Newton's three laws to free-body diagrams for inclined planes, pulleys, and connected bodies.
Solve projectile and circular-motion problems by resolving velocity and acceleration into components.
Calculate work, power, and energy transformations, including efficiency losses.
Explain and compute quantities in simple DC circuits using Ohm's law and series/parallel combinations.
Your checkpoint
A 20-item physics problem set covering mechanics and circuits, fully solved with units checked, scoring at least 80%.
Chemistry
Balance redox equations in acidic and basic media using half-reactions and assign oxidation states correctly.
Calculate molarity, dilution, and titration stoichiometry for acid-base reactions.
Predict products of organic reactions (addition, substitution, esterification) and name compounds using IUPAC rules.
Interpret enthalpy changes and apply Hess's law to multi-step reactions.
Your checkpoint
A laboratory-style calculation portfolio of 12 stoichiometry and titration problems with full working, plus a one-page reaction-map summary of organic conversions.
Arabic Language
Analyze unseen literary and non-literary passages, identifying theme, tone, and rhetorical devices with textual evidence.
Produce grammatically correct sentences applying agreement, case, and verb-form rules in 30 targeted exercises.
Write a structured 250-word argumentative essay with a clear thesis, two supporting paragraphs, and a conclusion.
Correct spelling and punctuation errors in 10 flawed passages and justify each correction.
Your checkpoint
Two full-length Arabic composition pieces (one argumentative, one analytical) written under time limits and self-assessed against a rubric.
Applied Mathematics (Mechanics, Dynamics, Statistics)
Resolve forces and moments in static equilibrium problems involving beams, ladders, and hinged rods.
Solve dynamics problems with friction, connected masses, and impulse-momentum relationships.
Compute mean, median, mode, variance, and standard deviation for grouped and ungrouped data.
Solve probability problems using addition and multiplication rules, including conditional probability.
Your checkpoint
A 15-item mechanics and statistics test completed in 75 minutes, with a written solution for every item and a score target of 75% or higher.
Biology & First Foreign Language (English)
Explain cell transport, enzyme kinetics, and respiration/photosynthesis pathways with correct terminology and labeled flow diagrams drawn from memory.
Solve genetics problems using Punnett squares, test crosses, and pedigree analysis for monohybrid and dihybrid cases.
Describe the structure and function of the human circulatory and nervous systems in concise written answers.
Complete two timed English reading and writing sections, applying skimming and inference strategies and checking grammar in context.
Your checkpoint
A one-page hand-drawn concept map linking genetics, cell biology, and physiology, plus a scored English reading-and-writing mini-test with a review of every error.
Second Foreign Language & Religious Education & National Education / Civic Values
Complete two timed second-language mock papers and review grammar and vocabulary errors by category.
Summarize the core principles and key terminology of the religious education syllabus in a personal outline.
Outline the civic values and national education themes and match each to concrete examples.
Run two full-length mixed-domain mock exams under exam conditions and log every error by domain.
Your checkpoint
A final error-log summary listing the top five recurring weaknesses across all domains, each paired with a specific revision action for exam week.
Milestones
Week 2: Score at least 70% on a self-made 20-item pure mathematics test covering algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and differentiation, with no unresolved errors in the log.
Week 4: Score at least 75% on a combined physics and chemistry test (30 items) and correctly balance and solve 10 redox and titration problems without reference notes.
Week 6: Achieve at least 75% on the mechanics and statistics test and submit both Arabic compositions on time with rubric scores of 70% or higher.
Week 8: Complete two full-length mixed-domain mocks, average at least 70% overall, and confirm the top five weaknesses are identified with concrete revision actions.