Best GCSE Physics school textbook : Physics for You
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| Revision
Technique : PowerPoint Explains the Why, Where, When, and How of good Revision Technique. It's big (1.3MB) because of the pictures & graphs included. It links to page 382 in Physics for You. |
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| How Science works : for the new courses that started in September 2006 : | |
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Science works--Reliable evidence and Valid evidence Explains the meaning of 'data' & 'evidence', 'reliability' & 'validity', 'secondary' evidence, with examples for you to discuss. Links to page 7 and page 358-359 in New Physics for You. |
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Science works--Variables Explains the meaning of 'independent', 'dependent' and 'control' variables, with examples from typical practicals. Links to page 6-7 and page 360 in New Physics for You. |
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Science works--Types of Variables |
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Science works--Taking measurements Explains the ideas of 'variation', 'range' and 'mean (average), and explains the difference between 'accuracy' and 'precision'. Links to page 362 in New Physics for You. |
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Science works--Errors Explains about random & zero errors, parallax, and anomalous results. Links to page 362 in New Physics for You. |
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Science works--Graphs Explains the shapes of different graphs. Links to pages 364, 391 in New Physics for You. |
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Science works--Gradients Explains the idea of the gradient of a graph, and links to the gradients of distance-time and velocity-time graphs. Links to pages 363, 391, 124-126 in New Physics for You. |
| Charging
by friction : PowerPoint Explains how insulated objects become charged with static electricity, by friction. It links to page 242 in New Physics for You (page 248 in old Physics for You). |
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| Dispersion
by a prism : PowerPoint Explains deviation & dispersion by a prism, spectrum of white light, wavelength of colours. It links to page 206 in New Physics for You (page 216 in old Physics for You). |
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| There
several more Physics PowerPoints included in the 'Plus' version of the free
Lesson Loader
software. Click here for more details. |
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| Downloads mainly for Teachers . . . click here. |
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There are
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I will be
adding more to this list regularly ...if you have any suggestions for topics
...please let me know, at keith@timetabler.com