Remember watching this when it came out and being so envious like that could NEVER be me 😭 but on Thursday, I opened my results and saw an A* next to physics! Made me think of u 🥰 (yes this vid rlly stuck w me throughout year 13, thank u so much!)
hey im going into year 12 and im really unsure about my options: maths bio chem and physics, do you recommend them as I've been told that its way to hard (also well done on the A* in physics thats insane!!!!)
@djjcw6950 well I'm doing the same and yes there will be challenges along the way but you got this and worked hard to be where you are, I think it's always good to take such opportunities and go big, so dont worry just pray and everything will be fine
TY TY TY i am a math chem and physics student and physics is defo the most difficult for me rn and i have been using u as study motivation so this is perfect
how is itttt I'm taking these next year (repeating chemistry recourses maths and physcis) and is it similar to the way chem is taught/ how u learn it???
@@simp2.068 okay so as compared to o levels math gets a bit tougher but with consistent practice you'll manage I do recommend going through the syllabus a bit before you take the classes to mentally prepare yourself. Chem and physics are basically the same topics but they are harder - once again just make sure you study as you're studying the topics in class it's VERY VERY hard to catch up At the end of the day I managed physics and math very well and chem I struggled w (I managed it by the time exams came but it became my most difficult subject because of organic chemistry) just keep in mind by the time you study organic chemistry really give in the time and effort for those topics because it was defo tough for most of us My general advice is just consistently study you don't need to study 8 hours a day if you just manage to study the topics your teacher is teaching you at the time also if there's something you're struggling with make sure you're focusing on that the most, don't be scared to take help from your teacher because they are there to help don't be scared or anything though it's completely manageable as long as you're consistent Good luck!!! And if you ever need any help throughout the year just reply to this comment again I'll help out :))
Heyyy, I love this series so much . And honestly we really need one for maths and mechanics . And tbh we would be grateful for any general a level tips too. Thank you so much .
from the bottom of my heart, I'm so thankful to have found your channel on my feed. your advice, mindset, and kind nature has had a massive impact on my motivation and further studies. i really hope your channel grows, you deserve it! good luck with your studies, much love🥺🤍
Hai! I'm a french student watching this to pass my year. Basically here, in your second year of HS you need to choose three subjects that you will be specializing on, then abandon one in thirs year. Here in France, daily exams are way more complicated than in the US because every single of our grades counts for our Academic record, and we don't have easy tests such as MCQ. I took biology, maths and physics/chimics, and i wanted to say thank you for this video, as someone who had a lot to catch on in physics. I'll be back here at the end of my first semester to make an update on my grades!!
I guess it depends on how good you are at maths? I know some people that struggled given they didn't take the maths A-Level but I'm sure there are plenty of people who feel like you :)
@@noasterr1151 That wasn't my point. My point is that the math in A level physics is basic, it doesn't even have any calculus which is weird. If you know how to solve an equation then your good
@@noasterr1151 Natural logs isn't an advanced math concept, Most people learn it at like grade 9 or 10. If you somehow don't know what they are which you should before taking a level physics, it isn't that hard to learn because the function is on your calculator
@@yanr4nnice I’m a new subscriber to this channel. I’m currently studying core pure mathematics at the moment, if you use this calculator do you think you could cover the Casio fx-CG50 functions it looks very complicated but I have heard that people use that particular type of calculator in exams to check their final answers.
hey, I just started physics alevel today, and we have a baseline test tommorow ;-;.. IDK WHY but im struggling with suvat questions sm............. Do you know any good youtubers that could help meh ;-;
For practicals In the textbooks they have specific numbers allocated for different practicals do I need to remember those and use those exact values in my practical endorsements, is it that when I do my practical endorsement the examiner who is testing my understanding on how to carry out the experiment will give me the values for the task needed to perform the practical endorsement? I am doing alevels independently so I would love to know how the procedure is for the practical endorsement as I have emailed so many teachers but no one seems to be responding, was hoping you could help me know what is to be expected for the practical endorsement please❤
Hey! I can't give you an answer for sure because I did my practical endorsement in school rather than at home. When I did mine though, we didn't have to do the practical in 'exam conditions'. Before the practical, we wrote down equipment lists, methods and drew diagrams, which we were then allowed to look at during the experiment. If that doesn't happen for you, I can't confidently tell you that you don't have to memorise the specific numbers, so I would stay on the safe side and remember them. For the actual exam you'll need to remember everything to do with the practicals anyway (at least that was the case for AQA), so might as well get ahead and memorise them now :)
hey do you think I can give physics 9702 AS and A-2 in may june together along with computer science AS and A-2 and maths A-2.😭😭im js stuck and dk what to do. Please give me some advice!
You can get it from loads of sources but here's the amazon link :) www.amazon.co.uk/Maths-Skills-Level-Physics-Second/dp/0198428987/ref=asc_df_0198428987/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=310867999190&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=17048396570570452274&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1006656&hvtargid=pla-564198808051&psc=1&mcid=aa0c9a660f75335cbf523980f2dfc213&th=1&psc=1
I know this video came out ages ago but if you see this, do you know any good interactive websites for physics revision other than seneca; it doesn't have my exam board 😭
My favourite Physics RUclipsrs are PhysicsOnline, ZPhysics, and Science Shorts!! All of them explain everything so clearly. Physics & Maths tutor is a popular, but great resource too! They have premade flashcards and summaries for all topics and Exam Boards
i think 'physics online' would be my fav channel overall as they have every topic and the style is very clear imo. PMT is the classic physics website but it's good to have everything from one source and i think that plus whatever course textbook (like i had the huge aqa a level physics textbook) should have you set
Physics and Maths tutor is my go to! I think it has all the resources you need - past papers and solutions, topic summaries, flashcards. I think flashcards are good for definitions and equations, or perhaps to note down topics that you find particularly difficult, but the time it would take to make flashcards for the whole course I think would be better spent elsewhere 😊
I'm not sure if you school will allow it (we had to have a minimum of 7 in maths and physics GCSE), but if you take the time to catch up and get yourself up to that 7/8/9 level in GCSE maths then the knowledge is there so the grade shouldn't really matter
If you're willing to sacrifice your phone number you can use ChatGPT with the Wolfram Alpha plugin. GPT has an easy interface and if you're specific about what you want it'll do the job generating the questions for you :)
Do you have any tips for people that are giving A1 and A2 papers together? I didn’t take physics in A1, so I’m taking classes for both but I’m scared that I won’t be able to do both at once since it’s already been over a year since I gave my GCSEs.
6 months is a much longer time than it seems if you put the effort in everyday. It's definitely going to be hard but that doesn't mean it's not achievable. If anything, since you're doing A1 and A2 in parallel you have less time to forget the content ;) On a real one though just do a couple of lessons everyday and soon you'll see that you're making good progress
If someone didnot study in the vacations after o levels completion but if i would work hard and do my topicals past pprs everyday so will i ace my exams
i guess it depends on your strengths! i think it was, but i'm studying maths at uni so i guess my strengths lie more in maths. i think as a general people consider fm harder (like randomfellow1483)
thank you for a lovely video, i have a question: do u need to make sure uve memorised evryth from gcse? just bc i’m a y11 and after my exams i feel ive already forgotten stuff that i learned, so should i try to revise all of gcse physics over summer? thank you ❤️
hey! i hope all your exams went well! i guess you have two options you can either do some gentle revision now and throughout the holidays to remind yourself (you'll probably remember more than you think) or you can refresh your gcse content as you go along working your way through the a-level. tbh probably best tactic is that you could just do a week or two of reasonably internsive recap right before you start again to both get your brain back into the working mindset and get most of it back in your mind :)
I would! I think it helped me to remember and make sure I was paying attention if I was taking notes 📝 I wouldn't ever spend time on making them outside of class hours though
Yep! I think if I tried writing out the notes again I would probably zone out - things like mindmapping topics out on a whiteboard helped me to remember a lot more. I know rewriting notes works for some people though :p
ChatGPT works just fine for me and it's the most popular, so super user friendly etc. (maybe not in terms of your data security). You can get a Wolfram Alpha extension to make it a bit better at maths but it's not usually necessary depending on if you're asking it something crazy.
@@kasab28 at my school people were predicted to go up a grade from as to a-levels so that puts you at an A! even if you want to go for the A* you needed 9 more marks that to me seems like more than possible
Remember watching this when it came out and being so envious like that could NEVER be me 😭 but on Thursday, I opened my results and saw an A* next to physics! Made me think of u 🥰 (yes this vid rlly stuck w me throughout year 13, thank u so much!)
hey im going into year 12 and im really unsure about my options: maths bio chem and physics, do you recommend them as I've been told that its way to hard (also well done on the A* in physics thats insane!!!!)
WAHHHHH CONGRATULATIONS!! that's absolutely incredible i'm sure you more than deserved it! 🏆🏆
@djjcw6950 well I'm doing the same and yes there will be challenges along the way but you got this and worked hard to be where you are, I think it's always good to take such opportunities and go big, so dont worry just pray and everything will be fine
@@djjcw6950 all sciences is crazy gl geng‼
You just gave me some confidence. I feel ill never be able to get an A*, I got a D on my last test but I'm going to try.
this video is made so creatively, it's genuinely engaging. I love the mini quiz too, really calls us out
i actually have trauma from that question 🤣
TY TY TY
i am a math chem and physics student and physics is defo the most difficult for me rn and i have been using u as study motivation so this is perfect
i didn't take chem but physics is definitely a rough one 😔
how is itttt I'm taking these next year (repeating chemistry recourses maths and physcis) and is it similar to the way chem is taught/ how u learn it???
@@simp2.068 okay so as compared to o levels math gets a bit tougher but with consistent practice you'll manage I do recommend going through the syllabus a bit before you take the classes to mentally prepare yourself. Chem and physics are basically the same topics but they are harder - once again just make sure you study as you're studying the topics in class it's VERY VERY hard to catch up
At the end of the day I managed physics and math very well and chem I struggled w (I managed it by the time exams came but it became my most difficult subject because of organic chemistry) just keep in mind by the time you study organic chemistry really give in the time and effort for those topics because it was defo tough for most of us
My general advice is just consistently study you don't need to study 8 hours a day if you just manage to study the topics your teacher is teaching you at the time also if there's something you're struggling with make sure you're focusing on that the most, don't be scared to take help from your teacher because they are there to help
don't be scared or anything though it's completely manageable as long as you're consistent
Good luck!!! And if you ever need any help throughout the year just reply to this comment again I'll help out :))
Literally same, Maths Chem Physics and Further Maths, and i agree that Physics is by far the most difficult imo
5 A*s is crazyyy, I’m doing my GCSEs next year.😪
scary but you got this!!
Heyyy, I love this series so much . And honestly we really need one for maths and mechanics . And tbh we would be grateful for any general a level tips too. Thank you so much .
do u mean like mechanics as part of maths a level???
@@yanr4n yessssss
Thank you so much! I'm starting A levels next year! love you girl! smash uni now!❤
love you too!! good luck for the a-levels 🤍
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omg I love ur videos!! looking forward to the further math video
from the bottom of my heart, I'm so thankful to have found your channel on my feed. your advice, mindset, and kind nature has had a massive impact on my motivation and further studies. i really hope your channel grows, you deserve it! good luck with your studies, much love🥺🤍
this is the kindest thing thank you so much for your lovely comment!! 🤍 sending you so much love and luck!
Hai! I'm a french student watching this to pass my year. Basically here, in your second year of HS you need to choose three subjects that you will be specializing on, then abandon one in thirs year. Here in France, daily exams are way more complicated than in the US because every single of our grades counts for our Academic record, and we don't have easy tests such as MCQ. I took biology, maths and physics/chimics, and i wanted to say thank you for this video, as someone who had a lot to catch on in physics. I'll be back here at the end of my first semester to make an update on my grades!!
gosh that all sounds very intense i'm sending you all the best of luck! can't wait for the update where we hear that you smashed it :p
you deserve more subscribers.
manifesting the growth 📈🤞
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Math skill one is unnecessary. The math in A level physics is purposely made to be very easy and anyone with basic math knowledge is able to do it
I guess it depends on how good you are at maths? I know some people that struggled given they didn't take the maths A-Level but I'm sure there are plenty of people who feel like you :)
How's your phy prep??
You have to know stuff like natural logs for capacitance which is beyond GCSE
@@noasterr1151 That wasn't my point. My point is that the math in A level physics is basic, it doesn't even have any calculus which is weird. If you know how to solve an equation then your good
@@noasterr1151 Natural logs isn't an advanced math concept, Most people learn it at like grade 9 or 10. If you somehow don't know what they are which you should before taking a level physics, it isn't that hard to learn because the function is on your calculator
Computer science like imminently I'm begging ya.....!!!
Please do a video on A level maths and ESPICALLY FURTHER MATHS 🙏🙏🙏
I GOT YOU IT'S COMING
@@yanr4nnice I’m a new subscriber to this channel. I’m currently studying core pure mathematics at the moment, if you use this calculator do you think you could cover the Casio fx-CG50 functions it looks very complicated but I have heard that people use that particular type of calculator in exams to check their final answers.
@@AB-ii5piThat a bit of a long video for her to do while others would be higher in demand. Search up Bicen maths or just RUclips it.
computer science next please, my teacher just taught that normal form stuff and I don't get any of it
it's coming! if u have any specific qs email me i love the mathsy computer science like that :)
WE NEED MATHS TOOOOO PLEASEEE
coming soon 👀
I wish there were girls like you in my school
thank you so much for this!! which derivations (apart from the kinetic theory one) did you memorise?
hiii I love yr videos and I was wondering if you could do GCSE revision tips and more vlogs and day in the life
I'll try and cast my mind back to GCSE that feels like ages ago 😅 vlogs for suure they're my fav to film
thank youuuuu@@yanr4n
hey, I just started physics alevel today, and we have a baseline test tommorow ;-;.. IDK WHY but im struggling with suvat questions sm............. Do you know any good youtubers that could help meh ;-;
'physics online' is my go to!!
@@yanr4n thanks so much for your response!! btw the test went well so im hoping for good grades 🤞
For practicals In the textbooks they have specific numbers allocated for different practicals do I need to remember those and use those exact values in my practical endorsements, is it that when I do my practical endorsement the examiner who is testing my understanding on how to carry out the experiment will give me the values for the task needed to perform the practical endorsement? I am doing alevels independently so I would love to know how the procedure is for the practical endorsement as I have emailed so many teachers but no one seems to be responding, was hoping you could help me know what is to be expected for the practical endorsement please❤
Hey! I can't give you an answer for sure because I did my practical endorsement in school rather than at home. When I did mine though, we didn't have to do the practical in 'exam conditions'. Before the practical, we wrote down equipment lists, methods and drew diagrams, which we were then allowed to look at during the experiment. If that doesn't happen for you, I can't confidently tell you that you don't have to memorise the specific numbers, so I would stay on the safe side and remember them. For the actual exam you'll need to remember everything to do with the practicals anyway (at least that was the case for AQA), so might as well get ahead and memorise them now :)
@@yanr4n thank you
@@jayy_04411 no I haven’t done it yet🤍 I know it can be hard so I’m just watching as many RUclips videos and researching as much as I can
hey do you think I can give physics 9702 AS and A-2 in may june together along with computer science AS and A-2 and maths A-2.😭😭im js stuck and dk what to do. Please give me some advice!
do you have a link to that physics question booklet ? it looked really good *
You can get it from loads of sources but here's the amazon link :)
www.amazon.co.uk/Maths-Skills-Level-Physics-Second/dp/0198428987/ref=asc_df_0198428987/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=310867999190&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=17048396570570452274&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1006656&hvtargid=pla-564198808051&psc=1&mcid=aa0c9a660f75335cbf523980f2dfc213&th=1&psc=1
wowow tysmmm@@yanr4n
I know this video came out ages ago but if you see this, do you know any good interactive websites for physics revision other than seneca; it doesn't have my exam board 😭
Could you please recommend any RUclipsrs or resources to use please❤
My favourite Physics RUclipsrs are
PhysicsOnline, ZPhysics, and Science Shorts!! All of them explain everything so clearly. Physics & Maths tutor is a popular, but great resource too! They have premade flashcards and summaries for all topics and Exam Boards
@@yanr4n thank you🤍
"Nice giving insights tho!" But a further maths walking through would be even more better.
I’m confused at 8:31, after rearranging the equation, you substituted the values but put d at the bottom
probs my handwriting lol you are given d=4.50×10^-5 which is 1/(4.5×10^5) so I've just used the second form in my lambda equation :)
what were your favourite resources to learn content? textbooks / youtubers ect tysm!!! xxx
i think 'physics online' would be my fav channel overall as they have every topic and the style is very clear imo. PMT is the classic physics website but it's good to have everything from one source and i think that plus whatever course textbook (like i had the huge aqa a level physics textbook) should have you set
Hi, how did you prepare for paper 3 (AQA) I find it so difficult and need tips.
is it okay to do some pmt and past paper questions and not get a lot correct ?, I feel like I may have forgotten a lot of knowledge or something ?
What websites would u recommend for physics
Also do u think flashcards are beneficial
Physics and Maths tutor is my go to! I think it has all the resources you need - past papers and solutions, topic summaries, flashcards. I think flashcards are good for definitions and equations, or perhaps to note down topics that you find particularly difficult, but the time it would take to make flashcards for the whole course I think would be better spent elsewhere 😊
What ai pages do u use to generate more physics questions? Is there any good ai that can sopve physics problems properly? Thnxx
Depending on how happy you are to sacrifice an email address I think ChatGPT works just fine and it's easy to use which is a plus :)
@@yanr4n oo it works horrible for me thi
Nooo. I had to write a fat paragraph to get what I wanted but it usually pulled through in the end. Have you tried the Wolfram plugin with it?
@@yanr4n you need gpt 4 for plugins
Love this. Can you do a video on tips on how to study for med school or any subject that requires memorization?
could i do physics with a 5 in maths?
I'm not sure if you school will allow it (we had to have a minimum of 7 in maths and physics GCSE), but if you take the time to catch up and get yourself up to that 7/8/9 level in GCSE maths then the knowledge is there so the grade shouldn't really matter
Hey I'm sitting AS physics on 15nth and I'm hella scared so do u have any tips do u suggest going through course work or just past papers
heyy how do i generate ai qs
If you're willing to sacrifice your phone number you can use ChatGPT with the Wolfram Alpha plugin. GPT has an easy interface and if you're specific about what you want it'll do the job generating the questions for you :)
Do you have any tips for people that are giving A1 and A2 papers together? I didn’t take physics in A1, so I’m taking classes for both but I’m scared that I won’t be able to do both at once since it’s already been over a year since I gave my GCSEs.
Since it’s been so long there’s so much stuff I’ve forgotten and I only have 6 months at most till the first papers
6 months is a much longer time than it seems if you put the effort in everyday. It's definitely going to be hard but that doesn't mean it's not achievable. If anything, since you're doing A1 and A2 in parallel you have less time to forget the content ;) On a real one though just do a couple of lessons everyday and soon you'll see that you're making good progress
do you do tutoring?
Holy shit you're blowing up lol
Yh fr
I've seen your channel growing so much recently too!! Fingers crossed more to come for us both 🤞
A-level Physics advice ❌
Common Sense ✅
😭😭😭 (we all lack of it)
If someone didnot study in the vacations after o levels completion but if i would work hard and do my topicals past pprs everyday so will i ace my exams
yes of course! i don't think studying during vacation is necessary tbh just helps reduce workload when you go back
is it more difficult than further maths?
no
i guess it depends on your strengths! i think it was, but i'm studying maths at uni so i guess my strengths lie more in maths. i think as a general people consider fm harder (like randomfellow1483)
I’m crying my scores are so low and I’m at the end of year twelve
noo you still have a year to go for the greatest comeback ever don't give up on yourself!!
thank you for a lovely video, i have a question: do u need to make sure uve memorised evryth from gcse? just bc i’m a y11 and after my exams i feel ive already forgotten stuff that i learned, so should i try to revise all of gcse physics over summer? thank you ❤️
hey! i hope all your exams went well! i guess you have two options you can either do some gentle revision now and throughout the holidays to remind yourself (you'll probably remember more than you think) or you can refresh your gcse content as you go along working your way through the a-level. tbh probably best tactic is that you could just do a week or two of reasonably internsive recap right before you start again to both get your brain back into the working mindset and get most of it back in your mind :)
@@yanr4n thank you so much!! you’re literally the sweetest ♥️♥️
would u take notes for physics? or just use your teachers pre-written resources and solve past papers?
I would! I think it helped me to remember and make sure I was paying attention if I was taking notes 📝 I wouldn't ever spend time on making them outside of class hours though
@@yanr4n i’ll definitely try that out! so im assuming that ur main focus at home was to make sure u understand everything and solve topic questions?
Yep! I think if I tried writing out the notes again I would probably zone out - things like mindmapping topics out on a whiteboard helped me to remember a lot more. I know rewriting notes works for some people though :p
bye my answer wasn’t even an option for that multiple choice question 💀💀💀
HAHAHA it's ok you get A for effort 😇
What Ai question generators did u use?
ChatGPT works just fine for me and it's the most popular, so super user friendly etc. (maybe not in terms of your data security). You can get a Wolfram Alpha extension to make it a bit better at maths but it's not usually necessary depending on if you're asking it something crazy.
what were ur AS level grades
i didn't take formal as levels just the final exams
@yanr4n I got a B in as level im idk just really heartbroken an a was at 96 I got 87
@@kasab28 at my school people were predicted to go up a grade from as to a-levels so that puts you at an A! even if you want to go for the A* you needed 9 more marks that to me seems like more than possible
Do u do tutoring?😫😫
Noo sorry I'm trying to get a job as a tutor for some experience but the hunt isn't going very successfully lol
choosing this shitty subject was my biggest mistake ive got my a levels in 2 weeks and haven't learned shit all in the last 2 years
this made me laugh so hard sorry the frustration is so real 😭in 2 weeks the horrors will be over lol
can u do smthng for an actual subject pls. like politics
joseph lee can u stop hating or i'll bin your food in the fridge
Love ur earrings x