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It’s very important to understand that talent is developed. You’re not born with it. Hope it helps empower you 👍🏻💪🏻

Good luck with your exams 👍🏻

@@GCSEPhysicsExplainedjust got the results today and it was chemistry, physics and biology and I got 52/54 and this triangle helped so much as I couldn’t find how to re arrange it online and your video helped a lot so thanks so much!

@@footb4ll_focus always remember this:, if you can’t do something it’s just because you don’t have the right technique YET. Everything is learnable. You’ve learned a valuable lesson. Well done for being determined and using your R and I (resourcefulness and initiative) to find the help you need. Stay strong.

I’ve found most people like it. I usually teach with a bit of music on in the background as studies show relaxing music can improve learning and that’s what I’ve found over the last 25 years.

Thanks for your kind comment. RUclips’s algorithm is a mystery to me too 🤷‍♂️ Glad my videos reached you and helped you. Good luck when you get your results. Enjoy your well earned break and all the very best for your future 👍🏻

My pleasure. Good luck. Smash it 💪🏻😝

I blame RUclips’s algorithms 🤪 Good luck with your exam tomorrow 👍🏻

They are still giving you the equation booklet in June 2024. Make sure you can rearrange equations though 👍🏻

This is for combined science. The triple candidates will need to search out videos for the extra content they need.

My pleasure. Hope it helps and good luck next Friday 👍🏻🤞🏻

Thanks for your feedback. Good luck to your students!

I’m working on a video that covers all of paper 2 ATM but I could once I’ve finished it. Combined or triple past papers?

@@GCSEPhysicsExplained i was thinking edexcel triple higher

Have you checked out my past paper playlist? I’ve got a few triple paper walk throughs in there

@@GCSEPhysicsExplained are they higher edexcel?

@talkischeapmma174 yes. And all the videos in that playlist with a green thumbnail are questions taken from triple past papers. Units SP8-15 are paper 2 here’s one ruclips.net/video/HU8YG6Y2b9Y/видео.htmlsi=48dgce_c38eRJCEu

Thank you for your kind comment, and my pleasure. Glad my videos have helped you. Comment if there’s a physics question you want answered and I’ll do my best to help. Good luck in your exams. 👍🏻🤞🏻

There’s plenty of detail there to answer loads of questions for your exams. Good luck 🤞🏻

My pleasure. Good luck with test 🤞🏻

Good advice. I’ve got a more up to date equations video that turns into a poster if you screen shot it then it’s on your phone to revise from. In summer 2024 students are being given all the equations again so that should help. Make sure you can rearrange them though because that happened a lot this year on paper 1. Good luck 🤞🏻

@@GCSEPhysicsExplained That’s brilliant to know! Personally, rearranging them isn’t hard at all because I’m getting high 8s / 9s on maths, but I can see why it’d be a good for thing for some to learn. I felt I did really well on my physics paper 1 - the most equations are featured on that paper, so having the equation sheet REALLY made life easier

There was about 24 marks from calculations on paper 1, so if you’ve nailed them that gets you off to a great start. I always advise my students to base their “explanations on calculations” as well. Most of my students from set 1 were nailing level 8’s and 9’s in our past paper preparations using this technique. Well done and good luck for paper 2 👏🏻

@@GCSEPhysicsExplained oh yes i fully agree with this. I find that pressure and car breaking/stopping distance + car safety measure questions especially benefit from referring to calculations in answers. It’s surprising there were so many marks for calculations! Thanks!

Have you checked out all the exams in my past paper playlist?

@@GCSEPhysicsExplained yes i have :)

It’s something I modified from past exam papers. You can get copies of Edexcel past papers from their website, plus answers. Good luck

Thanks. Good luck in your exams 🤞🏻

Ahh, also thank you so much for your kind comment. It motivates me to keep making videos. Good luck in your exams 💪🏻

Here’s a good explanation of static electricity that would get you up to 6 marks: 1-when two insulators, 2- are rubbed together, 3-friction, 4-causes electrons to be transferred. 5-the object that gains electrons becomes negatively charged, 6-the object that loses electrons becomes positively charged. 👍🏻 good luck in your exams. Mr O

Thanks for your feedback. Yes, you should be able to get a copy off physics and maths tutor or any other site like that. Good luck in your exams. Drop a comment if you need any help 👍🏻

Hi. Hope the video helped you understand radioactivity more. Feel free to ask any questions if there was something in the video you need further help with 👍🏻

@@GCSEPhysicsExplained It was a great video! I am not onto this but watched it just to learn something extra today. Also it is me Brandon😁

@@FadeWARZONE that action will increase your success if you make it a habit (regular action). Well done.

Can’t remember where I got it from. Might be details in the description?

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Yes. Good luck

POV you have a test tomorrow

Thanks. Do you mean accent not accident?

It’s best to understand the topic, but as we get closer to the GCSE’s it’s very important to learn how to answer typical questions you’ll get asked. Traditionally, lots of questions come up on exams about Motion and forces so I’d say watch and try as many past paper questions as you can (on all topics). Evidence shows that doing past papers and watching walkthroughs has a bigger impact than just making notes as you get close to exams. Hope that helps. Feel free to ask me questions

@@GCSEPhysicsExplained I'm just trying to pass and when I saw your channel I was so happy. We haven't got that long till gsces. We've finished the physics content but I don't really feel confident it so I'm just wondering would it be beneficial if I just binged watched your viedos on physics would it help improve my grades

Cause you teach by the spec which is also helpful and also past exam questions are kinda similar to the ones that would be on the paper?

@@GCSEPhysicsExplained also are you gonna go one of them viedos on everything you need to know to pass gsce physics 2024? cause that would be really helpful

Yes binging my videos, targeting your weaknesses will definitely help. Binge the videos in my “past papers” playlist. They will help a lot. That’s what I’m telling my students to do

Thanks for your kind comment. Put a comment on a video if you need any extra help. Good luck with your exams this summer 👍🏻

Takes one to know one is what I’d say 💪🏻😉 Pleased it helped 👍🏻

That’s pretty advanced for year 5. You must have had a good teacher 👍🏻

Ha ha! Glad the video helped. Like and subscribe 👍🏻

Thanks. Hope it helped. Comment if you need any help

My pleasure. Good luck in what you do next 👍🏻

No bother. Good luck in your test 👍🏻

Thank you for your kind comment 🙏🏻

Thank you. Kinetic energy is a tricky equation to memorise. In the summer exams in 2024 the students will be given a full list of equations so no need to memorise it this year 😀

My pleasure! I’ve designed this video to be like a poster. I encourage my students to take a screenshot on their phone at the end once all the life cycles are completed 😁

I was messing about trying some new editing. It was fun making the video. Keeps me motivated. Thanks for your comment ☺️

Thank you! Cheers!

Ha ha 😜

Students find this tricky because it’s always new. Like anything, if you practice, you get better. I’ve saw this explanation worth 3 marks a few times in exam papers, and the calculation worth 3 marks as well so make sure you watch more than once if you don’t quite get it the first time. 😀

Thinking of electrons as people walking along paths helps to visualise what’s happening in the circuit. 😀

I taught A-level physics for 20 years, and this can be a tricky concept for year 12’s to understand. Glad it helped ☺️

I’ve tried to be as detailed as I can because there’s a lot going on here. I’ve used slow motion to show the particles coming out of the nucleus, but it’s also good to play the video on slower speed until you can definitely tell what’s happening. These are the kind of details required to achieve a level 9 💪🏻

Thank you so much. I really appreciate your time to write comments as it helps the channel reach a bigger audience to help more students. Feel free to ask any questions in the future and I’ll answer them. Let me know if there’s any videos you’d like me to make in the future to cover a certain topic and I’ll do my best to accommodate. Mr Obee ☺️