Year 11 - How to Prepare for A Level Physics in 2021

Year 11, there is plenty of time before you begin A Levels. This video goes through the three things I recommend you do in order to prepare for A Level Physics in 2021:

Good luck!

Lewis

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[nickdimopoulos]

1) Learn how to properly deal with uncertainties otherwise it's gonna haunt you forever I swear

[bencunningham-walker]

im year 12 and still found this useful

[nandoboiii]

Lewis, I've seen the 'Head start to A Level Physics' book by CGP, do you reccomend I buy this for my revision?

[quervy]

Should I learn content from the textbook or the revision guide? Starting alevels in Sep?

[benidhi]

Can you make a video explaining first law of newton on a lady with crutches? if she moves one crutch further away, what happens?

[spokenwords]

i want to ask either i have to just understand topics mentioned in specification or go through the whole text book kindly reply

[robertfrankowski]

would you say you need to also do maths alongside psychics, I've never really liked maths so I would prefer if that wasn't a must, also after that say I wanted to do a psychics degree would they even let me in without doing maths?

[harryt]

Is the head start to physics alevel cgp book a good book to work through?

[datyafoz]

What subject we must prefer if want to do physics degree or astrophysics degree?

[Ryan-lkpu]

Incredible video from an incredible teacher.
I do feel that I need to point out that as much as I've loved learning physics, the testing regime is awful. Virtually none of the new spec exams questions actually test your knowledge; they just give you dozens of edge cases that have nothing to do with the actual physics. And, as in the case of the 2018 AS exams, <50% overall was considered an A.
I'll probably carry on to full A level but it's very demoralising tbh.

So anyone considering physics, just bear that in mind.

[thepentagamerz]

Is it ok if i take physics without maths.

[JumpzVidz]

Step one: Swap it for a different subject
You're welcome :)