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 Best GCSE Physics school textbook : Physics for You free GCSE Physics Resources


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The resources are grouped according to the sections in Physics for You – but can also be used with any GCSE Physics course or textbook:

Basic Ideas Waves : Light & Sound
Thermal energy Electricity & Magnetism
Mechanics Nuclear Physics
Earth Physics & Astronomy Click on an item to access the downloads

 

They include, for each of 40 topics in GCSE Physics :
– Teacher Map  (in Word)  – for you to see quickly what each section covers.
– Student Map  (Word)  – to show the intended territory to students.
– Learning Objectives  (PowerPoint)  – a brief outline of the territory to be covered.

– CheckList  (Word)  – for students to tick each item as it is covered.
– Revision Quiz  (Word)  – for students to use to check their progress.
– Plenary  (PowerPoint)  – to summarise the topic, linked to the Learning Objectives.

– Help Sheets  (Word)  – including detailed Investigation Sheets for practicals.
– Extension Sheets  (Word)  – including homework question sheets.

– Help Animations  (PowerPoint)  – to teach/understand specific topics & misconceptions.
– Research Sheet  (Word)  – to guide research into aspects of Physics.
– Spreadsheets  (Excel)  – including test & practice for homework.

The links to all these resources are shown in the sections below.

 

For yet more Free downloads [of Answers to End-of-chapter Questions & Further Questions, and Specification Maps], visit www.physicsforyou.co.uk

 

Basic ideas  
Chapter 1 – Working Scientifically.  See also the PowerPoints here.
Chapters 2, 3, 4 – Units, Energy, Molecules
Thermal energy  
Chapters 5, 6 – Expansion, Thermometers
Chapter 7 – The Gas Laws
Chapter 8 – Measuring thermal energy
Chapter 9 – Conduction, Convection, Radiation
Chapter 10 – Changing State
Mechanics  
Chapter 11 – Pushes & Pulls
Chapter 12 – Density
Chapter 13 – Pressure, Floating
Chapter 14 – More about Forces
Chapter 15 – Turning forces
Chapter 16 – Work, Energy, Power
Chapter 17 – Machines
Chapter 18 – Velocity and Acceleration
Chapter 19 – Momentum
Earth Physics & Astronomy  
Chapter 20 – The Earth and beyond
Waves : Light and Sound  
Chapter 21 – Waves
Chapter 22 – Light
Chapter 23 – Reflection
Chapter 24 – Curved mirrors
Chapter 25 – Refraction
Chapters 26, 27 – Lenses, Optical instruments
Chapter 28 – Colour
Chapter 29 – Sound
Electricity and Magnetism  
Chapter 30 – Static electricity
Chapter 31 – Circuits
Chapter 32 – Heating effect of a current
Chapter 33 – Chemical effect of a current
Chapter 34 – Magnetism
Chapter 35 – Magnetic effect of a current
Chapter 36 – Electromagnetic induction
Chapter 37 – Electron beams
Chapter 38 – Electronics
Nuclear Physics  
Chapter 39 – Radioactivity

 

There are yet more Free downloads [of Answers to End-of-chapter Questions & Further Questions, and Specification Maps], at www.physicsforyou.co.uk

 

More about the book here.

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This shows the Main Menu, and Step 1 : the Basic Data screen, with five big buttons.

Each button leads you to an entry screen.

To enter your data you would start at the left, and work your way across to the right.

Look how straightforward it is, compared to other programs !

And the fully-illustrated printed Manual explains each step, in detail.

 

Subjects Screen

subjects screen

This is the screen for saying which Subjects you will want to timetable.

You can return here at any time to edit / alter your data.

You can give each Subject a colour – this helps during scheduling, and for the printouts.

Visual Builder Screen

visual builder screen

This is the main screen on which you do the actual scheduling.
You can sit at this Visual Builder Screen and drag-and-drop to ‘drive’ through the timetable.
 
At first sight it looks very complicated.  To see what each part will do for you, please click on: www.timetabler.com/kb/UsingtheVisualBuilderScreen.pdf

Class Timetable Screen

 

visual builder screen

 

This shows you the Class Timetables, so you can see the pattern while you are scheduling lessons.
  
There are similar screens for the Staff Timetables and for the Room Timetables.
 
If you use dual monitors you can see these more easily and spread them out over the bigger area.

All the buttons, and the symbols, are explained when you click on the button.

The Printout Menu

This shows you some of the possibilities for the Printouts.
 
Within each of these, there are millions of ways of fine-tuning the exact design of the Printouts.

They can be printed on paper, or produced as web-pages, at the click of a button.

A professional result.
 

The 'master' Class Printout Screen

Class timetable printout screen

This shows you the Preview Screen , so you can design the ‘master’ Class printout, before printing it.
 
There are similar screens for the Staff Timetables and for the Room Timetables.
 
You have total control over the design, the font and the colour, the column widths, the labels, etc, etc.
 
All the buttons and the controls, are explained when you click on the button.