Experimental preparation for IPHO?

[Musti XV]

Hello everyone
I am a student in the high school and I join the physics Olympiad's team.
I am actually good in theoretical physics but on the other hand I can't do any experiment because I'm very bad in the experimental area. I don't know what I have to do and how, in the first round to choose who will go to the state competition, I was the best in my school because I got almost all the theoretical points but I got also 0 in the experiment and i got again 0 in the experimental task in the state competition.

can anyone give me some advice or maybe if there are resources, manuals or books that describe the steps of a list of experiments or something like that ?

I am preparing my self for the competition next year and I don't want to be kicked out of the state competition again.

 

[R.Mesri]

There are a few things you can do to prepare for the upcoming physics Olympiad competition. First, it is important to brush up on your theoretical physics knowledge. Make sure to review all the topics that you may be tested on in the competition. It would also be beneficial to read through some sample problems and practice solving them. Second, it is important to practice experiments. You can do this by finding experiments related to topics you have studied and following step-by-step instructions. You can also find online resources such as instructional videos or websites that explain how to do certain experiments. Additionally, you can look for tutorials or books that provide detailed instructions on specific experiments. Finally, you can also look up past Olympiad experiments and practice them. By practicing these experiments, you will be able to gain a better understanding of how experiments are conducted and become more familiar with the process and the necessary materials. Additionally, it will help you become more confident when it comes to performing experiments during the competition.