Best GCSE Physics school textbook : Physics for You | ||||
Resources for Teachers |
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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.
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Thermal energy |
Chapters 5, 6 - Expansion, Thermometers
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Mechanics |
Chapter 11 - Pushes & Pulls
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Earth Physics & Astronomy |
Chapter 20 - The Earth and beyond |
Waves : Light and Sound |
Chapter 21 - Waves
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Electricity and Magnetism |
Chapter 30 - Static electricity
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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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