Online Resources for Maths and Physics Education

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The discussion revolves around seeking online resources for self-study in mathematics and physics, particularly in preparation for GCSEs and further studies in A-levels and university. Participants share various websites and tools that may assist in learning and understanding the syllabus.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Homework-related

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses the need for additional online resources to supplement their learning due to gaps in their current syllabus coverage.
  • Another participant suggests Wikipedia and Wolfram resources, specifically mentioning a link for Calculus assistance.
  • A third participant shares a link to a personal webpage that may contain useful resources.
  • Another participant recommends MathWorld and its physics companion as valuable references for further study.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants provide various suggestions for online resources, but there is no consensus on a definitive list of the best resources or what specific topics need to be covered.

Contextual Notes

Some participants inquire about specific topics that have been missed, indicating that the discussion may depend on individual needs and gaps in knowledge.

Who May Find This Useful

Students preparing for GCSEs, A-levels, or university-level mathematics and physics who are looking for supplementary online resources.

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hey

im currently coming up to my main gcses and have found my stupid maths teacher hasnt covered all the syllabus and i need to teach myself the rest of it...

i'll also be doing maths and further maths and A-level, and then some abract or theoretical physics and maths thing at uni.

basically, what I am asking is are there any decent online resources for me touse to teach myself, because atm I've only got my textbook and id quite like some additonall sources to work with.

thnx
 
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This website, wikipedia helps a lot, the wolfram resources website, http://www.calc101.com/webMathematica/ will help you with some Calculus.

What exactly have you missed out on? I can't think of what else you need. Post questions here if you need to, but before doing so make sure you have at least an understanding of the fundamentals of that subject.
 
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mathworld.com and its physics companion. Provides many references to other sources.
 

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