A Level · 17 topics

Thinking Skills

G3N tutors you through the full Cambridge Thinking Skills syllabus offline — from Understanding information presented as text, tables and diagrams, Understanding logical relationships between pieces of information, Selecting and using relevant information to solve problems and more — with adaptive lessons, instant quizzes, flashcards and exam-ready summaries.

Syllabus

What you’ll cover in Thinking Skills.

The complete topic outline G3N teaches, mapped to the Cambridge curriculum.

A LevelOrganise information (Problem Solving, AS)

2 topics
Understanding information presented as text, tables and diagrams
Understanding logical relationships between pieces of information

A LevelProcess information (Problem Solving, AS)

2 topics
Selecting and using relevant information to solve problems
Performing numerical and spatial reasoning tasks

A LevelAnalyse data (Problem Solving, AS)

2 topics
Interpreting data presented in various formats
Identifying patterns, trends and anomalies in data

A LevelConsider wider problems (Problem Solving, AS)

2 topics
Identifying similarities between problems
Applying solution methods to new but related problems

A LevelEvaluate and use evidence (Critical Thinking, AS)

2 topics
Assessing the credibility and reliability of evidence
Identifying assumptions, flaws and inconsistencies in evidence

A LevelAnalyse reasoning (Critical Thinking, AS)

2 topics
Identifying the structure of an argument
Identifying reasons, conclusions and intermediate conclusions

A LevelEvaluate reasoning (Critical Thinking, AS)

2 topics
Assessing the strength of an argument
Identifying counter-arguments and flawed reasoning

A LevelConstruct reasoning (Critical Thinking, A2)

3 topics
Constructing a well-reasoned argument
Selecting and using evidence to support a conclusion
Applying problem-solving and critical-thinking skills to extended, real-world scenarios
How G3N helps

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Both tiers, one tutor

IGCSE and A Level content sit side by side, so the tutor follows you from Year 10 through to Year 13.

Structured by syllabus

Topics follow the organisation of the current Cambridge syllabus for each subject, not generic web answers.

Practise and revise

Generate questions per topic, get marked answers with explanations, and summarise dense readings before the paper.

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