Best
for A level Maths and Science For science it is a Periodic table and list of
all the Physical constants. It sketches out he graphs for Maths but used in
science too. There are many addons ( and games) available for the calculator.
These calculator makes short work of the A level Maths and helps too with the
science. Although geared at A-Level this calculator works well at GCSE too
However - it is one of the few calculators where you really do need to read the
manual first.
27 March 2020
16 March 2020
Using your phone effectively in science
It’s a camera, but
better it’s a video camera, and slo-mo at that. Start recording your
experiments. Use the phone to make video notes or get an app like Notetalker to
record a lesson and all the slides. This makes revision a breeze.
So do you have to
write up an experiment? Did the results get messed up? But did you manage to
video the experiment - all the equipment is there, how it was setup, what you
did, what was said. A photo of the results helps, especially with character
recognition and turning results into graphs.
10 March 2020
The wood and Metal Tube
I have a metal and wood rod. I wrap it with a piece of white paper and then put this into a burner. As I heat the rod one side becomes burnt but the other side ( the metal side) stays uncharred. Why is this?
Watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7p-kUshVDk
Watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7p-kUshVDk
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