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Every scientific investigation follows an ordered process from start to finish.

• Observation: Pay attention to patterns or unusual events.
• Question: Decide exactly what you want to find out.
• Background research: Learn from previous studies and experiments.
• Form a hypothesis: Suggest a possible answer that can be tested.
• Test your hypothesis: Carry out your experiment carefully and record results.
• Analyse data: Use graphs or tables to interpret what happened.
• Draw conclusions: Explain what your results mean.

Good science means going back and refining ideas as evidence grows.

A private science tutor in Worcester usually charges around £21/h.

This rate can vary depending on several factors:

• Academic stage (KS3, GCSE, A-Level or university)
• Whether the tutor holds a degree, PGCE or PhD
• How often you book and session duration
• Format of tuition (face-to-face, video call or hybrid)

Many tutors offer discounted rates when you book multiple sessions.

You can try an introductory lesson to see if the tutor suits your learning needs.

The state of a substance depends on how its particles are arranged and how they move.

• Solids: Atoms sit close together in a regular structure with little movement.
• Liquids: This allows liquids to flow and take the shape of their container.
• Gaseous state: Gases expand to fill any space and can be compressed easily.

Cooling removes energy, slowing particles and sometimes causing freezing or condensation.

Key terms: melting (solid → liquid), evaporation (liquid → gas), condensation (gas → liquid), freezing (liquid → solid).

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