Secret to achieving great success in your Science and Math related exams

Most students find Physics useful and interesting, yet a challenge when grasping the demonstration of showing the understanding of key topic areas. It’s easy to relate to our lives, existing industries and the opportunistic future of technology. The problem with Physics is the terminology and application of theories to real case studies. Students tend to struggle with these terms, which often discourages them from reading the textbooks or to revise effectively. rnExam Confidence has taught A2, AS and GCSE Physics for over three years and we are going to share a secret about learning Physics: don’t memorise anything, try to learn Physics as though you were learning Physics. For instance, our teachers for the physics a2 revision course and the physics as revision course will help students understand a subject area by teaching the protagonists of the stories. In our physics a2 revision course and the physics as revision course, the students get to know these stories, say the names of the participants of the story, look them up on Google or Youtube. Our students are then told to move on, once they have fully understood who’s taking part in the stories. Our Easter physics a2 revision course and our physics as revision course covers the following areas under each exam board: AS Physics (two days) AQA – Unit 1 PHYA1 Particles, Quantum Phenomena & Electricity; Unit 2 PHYA2 Mechanics, Materials & WavesrnEdexcel - Unit 1 Physics on the Go; Unit 2 Physics at WorkrnOCR - G481 Mechanics; G482 Electrons, Waves & PhotonsrnA2 Physics (two days) AQA - Unit 4 Fields & Further Mechanics; Unit 5 Nuclear Physics, Thermal Physics & OptionrnEdexcel - Unit 4 Physics on the Move; Unit 5 Physics from Creation to CollapsernOCR - G484 The Newtonian World; G485 Fields, Particles & Frontiers of PhysicsrnDetails on our maths a2 revision course: AQA- C3 & C4; S3 & S4; M2 – M5rnEdexcel – C3 & C4; S3 & S4; M2 – M5rnOCR - C3 & C4; S3 & S4; M2 – M5 Don’t forget the unique model from Exam Confidence: syllabus review, exam technique, exam practice. Once you’re familiar with your story, describe it to someone. Nothing works better as a form of revision than explaining what you have just learnt to someone else. This technique can be applied to many subjects, as it’s also used in the maths a2 revision course, but we find it works particularly well when learning Physics. There are so many stories you can divide into stages and break down into storyboards. Not everyone will find this studying technique useful, but it’s worth giving a try.