Enhance your GCSE Physics studies with interactive notes and lesson recordings
Studying GCSE Physics? This playlist may help! See blog post.
Studying GCSE Physics? This playlist may help! See blog post.
Thanks to the Isaac Physics Teachers’ WhatsApp Group, which has 260 of the country’s physics teachers in it, I’ve seen beautiful pictures from all over the UK.
Physics exam tips. See my latest blog post!
Do you find my derivation videos helpful? Please let me know what you think?
Physics is a subject where students can always improve if they practice routinely. In this post I give some tips on how to revise Physics effectively.
Physics teachers can look like people whose whole raison d’etre is to catch young people out and proclaim, “ah ha, you were wrong!” In a way, that is precisely what we do.
Why do I look forward to Monday mornings?
Newton’s Third Law. Need I say more? Well, in this weblog post, I say a lot more.
How many stars in the solar system? In this post I explain why mistakes are necessary for learning
I’ve written a spreadsheet that creates a revision timetable automatically – just plug in the topics and off you go. It includes interleaving and repetition to promote long term retrieval. Here’s a screenshot (the colours are for broad topics): This is available to enrolled A Level tutees, and there’s a GCSE version available to enrolled…