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Elbraido
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About to go into year 11 and doing physics anything I should do to be ready and get an edge?
Not likely. Be sure you already studied a college prep math course containing Trigonometry; and any computer programming skills you have can be good, too.About to go into year 11 and doing physics anything I should do to be ready and get an edge?
You are already more than half way ( certainly in lesson hours) towards the GCSE Exams and there is no real step up in difficulty from Yr 10 to Yr 11. I would say that the important thing is to concentrate on the actual content of your course, and not get too sidetracked into the more tasty bits of Physics that may crop up. Your main task is to score as high marks as possible (obvs.) and you should aim to play by 'their rules', which you may find annoying. Answering a GCSE question with facts that you happen to know but which are not actually part of the question will probably not get any extra marks and it could waste your time.About to go into year 11 and doing physics anything I should do to be ready and get an edge?