This week’s freebie, a star chart!
This week, I’m giving away free access to my star chart, which tutees can use to plan their astronomy observations.
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Improving Written Answers in Physics Examinations
Knowing the physics is only half the battle in an exam—knowing how to answer the question is what gets you the marks.
My latest guide breaks down the essential GCSE and A-Level Physics command words (Calculate, Describe, Explain, and more) so you can avoid common pitfalls and stop losing easy marks
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Teacher retention and half-life
The half-life of science teachers is currently 6.7 years. Read my rant in my latest blog post.
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The Physics Escalator: from GCSE to Degree Level Physics
Discover how to navigate the “Physics Escalator” from GCSE to A-Level and degree level. Learn the key shifts in maths, abstraction, and study habits needed to succeed at every stage.
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Last chance to join the September 2026 waiting list!
🚨 Last chance: The September tuition waitlist closes tonight!
Everyone on the list gets 48-hour early access tomorrow morning plus 50% off month one. With 41 families competing for 30 interactive seats, spaces will go fast.
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The Physics of Music
Why is every musical instrument technically out of tune? In my new video, I explore the physics of the 12-note chromatic scale, harmonics, and equal temperament. Includes free interactive Desmos tools, scale calculators, and tuition updates! Read my latest blog update to learn more…
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Updates, and future plans
I’ve been adding lots of new features to the Physics With Keith page recently. Here are a few of the changes that have happened, or are coming soon. See the latest blog post.
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Happy Easter!
Happy Easter to all who celebrate it! Enrolled tutees can get an exclusive achievement today by visiting their dashboard and clicking the button!
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The end of Lent
The end of Lent and the gamification of physics tuition! Read my latest blog post.
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Venera missions, photographing the surface of Venus
See all of the photographs taken from the surface of Venus! Yup, this is all of them. See the latest blog post.
