Where to Find OCR AS Level Physics B June 2001 Mark Scheme?

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A new user seeks the mark scheme for the PHYSICS (B) ADVANCING PHYSICS OCR AS Level exam from June 18, 2001, expressing urgency in finding it. Responses indicate that past mark schemes are generally not publicly available, with the most recent being from 2005. Users suggest alternative approaches, such as asking a teacher for assistance or posting solutions in homework help forums for feedback. The discussion emphasizes the importance of learning and understanding the material rather than seeking shortcuts.
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Hi,

I'm new, hello to you all! I am in need of a physics past paper mark scheme! I need the mark scheme for the PHYSICS (B) ADVANCING PHYSICS OCR AS Level exam Monday 18th June 2001. I need it as quick as possible so any ideas or links would be great!

Many thanks Mark
 
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Welcome to PF, MarkyMark.
Unfortunately, this sounds to me (as a non-academic) that you're trying to cheat. That is not supported here, but I'll refer you to a Mentor for evaluation.
 
sorry about that, didn't realize! I can't find any so i will buckle down a do it, will also learn a little!

Mark
 
I'm not sure that past mark schemes are made available to the general public. If you wanted it to check your answers, then you could always ask your teacher if s/he has a copy, or alternatively post your attempts in the homework help forums here, and someone will check over your work for you.
 
cristo said:
I'm not sure that past mark schemes are made available to the general public.
Unfortunately OCR only release recent mark schemes, the most recent is 2005. To echo what cristo said, we'll be more than happy to have a look at your solutions or help you with any problems.

Welcome to the forums btw :smile:
 
Hoot, teachers know some students too well, they only set ones that you cannot find on the internet. Personally I think it's pathetic going about it that way, and is just an added job for the teachers.
 
markymark said:
i will buckle down a do it, will also learn a little!

If you're going to go to all of that trouble anyhow, why not learn a lot? :biggrin:
 

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