Thanks for the reply. How are you getting on with the course?
Going pretty well. I'm a little behind recently due to a lot of problems with myself, but I'm getting there with regard to catching up on my notes and revision. The February break is going to help a lot. I got a new book for it recently too (Modern Physics) and it is splendid for the course!
How about you? Would you say OCR is a good exam board/has some fun interesting topics in it?
Going pretty well. I'm a little behind recently due to a lot of problems with myself, but I'm getting there with regard to catching up on my notes and revision. The February break is going to help a lot. I got a new book for it recently too (Modern Physics) and it is splendid for the course!
How about you? Would you say OCR is a good exam board/has some fun interesting topics in it?
Somewhat. I mean like last year I didn't follow the specification too much and only did the ocr papers where I think this held me back along with the lack of time I thought I had in the exam.
It is okay I suppose similiar to yours I assume?
newtons laws/shm/ ideal gas laws/ medical/ space/ cpapcitors etc.
Somewhat. I mean like last year I didn't follow the specification too much and only did the ocr papers where I think this held me back along with the lack of time I thought I had in the exam.
It is okay I suppose similiar to yours I assume?
newtons laws/shm/ ideal gas laws/ medical/ space/ cpapcitors etc.
Last year I was a hell of an idiot xD
At my A-Levels I relied upon my memory and still barely passed, and went in to A-Level unable to rearrange a quadratic xD, needless to say it's gone better these days and I'm making up for the time spent catching up last year with practice and further reading. I also didn't follow the specification and only did past papers, which did hold me back in some essence ;-;
At my A-Levels I relied upon my memory and still barely passed, and went in to A-Level unable to rearrange a quadratic xD, needless to say it's gone better these days and I'm making up for the time spent catching up last year with practice and further reading. I also didn't follow the specification and only did past papers, which did hold me back in some essence ;-;
Guys i did G484 and 5 last year feel free to ask questions and i will do my best to answer them.
Awesome thnx, do you happen to have the papers to those years. They are inaccessbile currently. How do you do well in both modules really :P
I got C's on both papers and was 1 UMS mark overall from a B grade. I am only doing g484+g485 phy modules. The binary star/magnetism etc. got me in the exams :L
Awesome thnx, do you happen to have the papers to those years. They are inaccessbile currently. How do you do well in both modules really :P
I got C's on both papers and was 1 UMS mark overall from a B grade. I am only doing g484+g485 phy modules. The binary star/magnetism etc. got me in the exams :L
To do well honestly practice past papers not just from your spec but other specs and older specs because the physics is the same if you can find a different spec paper with 3 questions that 3 extra questions you can practise.
Sorry i don't have the paper i just did the exam and never looked back until now.
Awesome thnx, do you happen to have the papers to those years. They are inaccessbile currently. How do you do well in both modules really :P
I got C's on both papers and was 1 UMS mark overall from a B grade. I am only doing g484+g485 phy modules. The binary star/magnetism etc. got me in the exams :L
I can recommend you Physics and Math Tutor, it's an online (free) website with papers from all specs on a plethora of different modules. For my own revision I usually just read over everything two to three times and read over other textbooks too (for the same course, other exam boards, though) and even do the questions from all of them. Physics is the same wherever you look, so if you do that, you'll be golden! :P
To do well honestly practice past papers not just from your spec but other specs and older specs because the physics is the same if you can find a different spec paper with 3 questions that 3 extra questions you can practise.
Sorry i don't have the paper i just did the exam and never looked back until now.
I can recommend you Physics and Math Tutor, it's an online (free) website with papers from all specs on a plethora of different modules. For my own revision I usually just read over everything two to three times and read over other textbooks too (for the same course, other exam boards, though) and even do the questions from all of them. Physics is the same wherever you look, so if you do that, you'll be golden! :P
Yes this is excellent advice, do you have any good videos from a youtube physics channel that is good - I have looked at khan academy which is okayish I guess :P
Yes this is excellent advice, do you have any good videos from a youtube physics channel that is good - I have looked at khan academy which is okayish I guess :P
To be honest Khan Academy is where I get any videos from, for anything xD
GUYS https://www.youtube.com/user/lscphysics this channel is much better than khan academy it has the whole G484 and 5 spec on it with just the right detail needed for exams, including those long answer medical questions.