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  1. Robob's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    (Original post by F1 fanatic)
    Its no big deal. In my experience nobody likes practicals, but they are not as bad as they sound. There is normally a crib sheet of some description to follow and there are usually people on hand to provide assistance. That is true whatever uni you go to. Most practicals are also done in pairs, which helps (again this is common in most unis I believe).

    Don't worry, it isn't like they expect you to do a 4 day practical completely independently on cutting edge research. It's boring and stressful, but doable
    Ah cool, I would much prefer to be doing practicals in a pair, makes it more sociable.

    (Original post by teachercol)
    :lol

    It's a few years since I "did Physics at university". I'm Head of Physics in a Sixth Form College.
    Its suprising how many people, despite your name, dont realise you are in fact a teacher :p:
  2. teachercol's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    I picked my name in order not to deceive students. Normally I simply use col as my online name.
  3. F1 fanatic's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    (Original post by aiman)
    Well I believe F1 fanatic, Princess Ana, AlphaNumeric and teachercol are some members who are doing physics at University.
    Indeed, minus teachercol and I think with the addition of people like Mehh, AMM and Wanderer, although they must be near the end of their course I would think.
    Last edited by F1 fanatic; 08-08-2006 at 09:57.
  4. Bluefairy's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    I can't work in pairs I find it stressful...I seem to have a bossy trait (I like to be in control of a situation), which people don't like. lol
  5. aiman's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    Its suprising how many people, despite your name, dont realise you are in fact a teacher :p:
    True, I just thought you (teachercol) were another TSR member with a strange name...
  6. Mehh's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    (Original post by F1 fanatic)
    Indeed, minus teachercol and I think with the addition of people like Mehh, AMM and Wanderer, although they must be near the end of their course I would think.
    ME?! Noooo
    I am roughly at the middle of my course.
    Actually pretty much exactly roughly in the middle...
  7. Morbo's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    And me...
  8. jpowell's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    I still have 1 year of my 4 year course to go.
    Last edited by jpowell; 08-08-2006 at 22:13.
  9. F1 fanatic's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    (Original post by Mehh)
    ME?! Noooo
    I am roughly at the middle of my course.
    Actually pretty much exactly roughly in the middle...
    Whoops, please accept my apologies :p:. Speaking of practicals the above description is a nice broad common one to use in times of uncertainty
  10. Ana's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    (Original post by F1 fanatic)
    Speaking of practicals the above description is a nice broad common one to use in times of uncertainty
    :rofl: So true.
  11. Mehh's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    (Original post by F1 fanatic)
    Whoops, please accept my apologies :p:. Speaking of practicals the above description is a nice broad common one to use in times of uncertainty
    PLEASE DONT TALK TO ME ABOUT UNCERTAINTIES!!! ARGH!!!!
  12. F1 fanatic's Avatar
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    (Original post by Mehh)
    PLEASE DONT TALK TO ME ABOUT UNCERTAINTIES!!! ARGH!!!!
    haha, Heisenberg being a pain in the behind huh? :p:
  13. The Strangest Quark's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    Hello, can I join please?

    Also if the Einstein v Feynman debate is still going (I skipped a few pages of posts) then I vote Einstein. General relativity is far more elegant than any form of quantum mechanics.
  14. jpowell's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    Go to http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/socs.php and search for the Physics Society. Then click to join.
  15. Bluefairy's Avatar
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    I vote Feynman! although i prefer General Relativity, useless at stats. No idea what the convasation really is about.
  16. jpowell's Avatar
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    Quantum Field Theory/String Theory is where all the fun is these days .
  17. ApeXaviour's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    (Original post by jpowell)
    I still have 1 year of my 4 year course to go.
    Ditto, though I've been 4 years in uni thus far (long story)
  18. baby_emmy's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    Heya,

    Sorry to jump onto your thread, but to put simply:

    *I have a Physics re-sit next Fri at Uni
    *It's for a foundation paper which i have been told is v similar to AS/A Level
    *I have past papers and things, but i just don't understand a word!

    So if any of you could recommend a tutor maybe? (I've already emailed loads but no responses as yet) - Or if any of you are willing to help? Obviously sort out some sort of payment!...

    Many thanks for just even reading Once again sorry for jumping onto the thread!

    Libby

    -x-
  19. giggsy's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    hiya, i can help you as long as its as level stuff? just give me a pm with like a few questions and i will see what i can do. No pay its ok i will help you for free. Also if i cant help i know some others who can.
  20. eftychia's Avatar
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    Re: TSR Physics Society
    hey..i wanna join too pls
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