A level Physics - How to do well (Tips & Advice)

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[Theo-jzjn]

Currently studying MacroPhysics at LSE, I sat my Physics A-level back in 2018 and your videos got me through it. Thank Shiggs.

[AGZohaib]

Man alone gave more advice in 4 mins then anyother youtuber thanks for saving time and it was a great advice

[flowerperson]

1:45 I feel this so much, the kids I sit next to in class are practically uni level, it makes me feel like Im not good enough for physics.

[muhammadamin]

"You're a Physicist and not a Note Artist" 😂

[Armaan-fpzc]

Thank you, this much better than the old video's audio quality

[shayaanali]

Thank you bro, my physics mock is in 2 days, thanks so much for this im getting an A* now.

[JoshHezlop]

Genuinely excellent advice, has sorta cured my imposter syndrome actually

[bts_ffs]

Well idk now the top grade is like A comes at 80-89% for 60% we'll get C

[hiyeena]

Very inspiring, thanks for the advice bro.

[jacobbristow]

Hiya, hoping someone will reply but uhm.. my issue is that I worry I suck at A-Level physics a lot of the time, I am the only one in the class who did foundation and it freaks me out. I struggle understanding the content and I lack that confidence when answering questions. Partially due to the teaching ability of one of my teachers but still- this video has helped, it’s given me the motivation I need and your experience has also helped me realise I can succeed too. Ima work hard and focus on my studies, practicing and applying my knowledge to questions. Thank you 🙏🏻

[agravemisunderstanding]

Honestly, physics is super annoying sometimes, so many things will just be explained to you as, this works, but we dont know why, and no one else knows either

[PryMateYt]

I’m literally crying rn cause I’m getting such low scores in my exams and I’m nearly done with year 12

[kausarlolz]

tysm for this advice! for practice, i am doing the pmt booklets but there are just sooo many of them like around 10 bootlets for each chapter and each booklet has around 50-80 pages. this will surely take up all my time right? do you think i should do all of these questions? these questions are from 2016-2022 so i would encounter them again when i do past papers closer to the exams. any advice is appreciated

[pratyasha]

How did you write notes - would you bother, or just grab a textbook + practice ques.?

[symboleon]

Sure but issue is that the mark schemes in A level physics are fucking Illegible, they don’t show the step by step process on how to award makes, they just award indications of formulas and certain numerical configurations of said formulas. With numbers that are pulled out of AQA’s ass. It’s so nullshit and k can’t solve or get better at questions if I don’t have someone to walk me through why the answer is what it is. Marks schemes don’t so it, videos don’t align with the content and I have no money for a tutor, genuinely better off dead. I really want to do well but I fucking. Can’t.

[humanloll]

Hi! I haven't done O Level Physics but I'm fairly good at ol maths, so do you think I'll be able to take A level Physics with no prior knowledge on the subject? Thank you :)

[xylem]

what option is easiest is it turning points?

[seungseungminji]

Grade boundaries for physics in CIE are at 70% 😭😭

[Xarishher]

Did you make flash-cards for Maths/Further Maths?

[danieltshiangala]

is it better to do A level physics or A level maths