Best websites for A-Level Eduqas Physics?

Question is in the title. Don't say physicsandmathstutor either, because I've done all the questions for specific topics, and I need to find more

Reply 1

Nitrotoluene

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by kristywisty

Question is in the title. Don't say physicsandmathstutor either, because I've done all the questions for specific topics, and I need to find more

Hello kristywisty!
Take a look at this site; you’ll probably find some useful links for what you need. Let me know if it helps with your studies!

Here: A-Level Physics Links
Supplement there: 10 Best Free Physics Learning Websites for Students

Ciao,

Sandro

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Reply 2

username6698202

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by kristywisty

Question is in the title. Don't say physicsandmathstutor either, because I've done all the questions for specific topics, and I need to find more

Hi there I’m also a physics student who does an obscure exam board (ocr b) which also means there are essentially no questions to revise from. My advice is DO JOT USE EDUQAS PAST PAPERS, those need saving for the last grind before the a levels so you can nail down the question types you’ll get close to the exams so the last papers you do actually feel like an alevel. Especially at this stage I’d try not to use online resources as much because that just results in less to use for the actual thing. One main thing I like to do is either redo homework’s because those are written by your teachers who clearly know quite a lot, or write your own questions based off of the exam board and use textbooks/cgp guides for model answers. This especially helps you nail down the content more than anything and can really improve you scientific writing which will make a bigger difference to your grade than exam technique, if it’s exam technique you’re looking for the practise highlighting the question and annotating with every relevant piece of information. This will nail down your knowledge and will mean you’re much more prepared, hope this helped and best of luck!

Reply 3

Banana_99

Use WJEC past papers old and new spec
Eduqas does a blended learning for each topic on their website which is good
Also I think they have done knowledge organisers for each topic with all the key info