GCSE physics - good textbook needed

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KB
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Re: GCSE physics - good textbook needed

Post by KB »

Check out the exam board web site for the course as they will have the full syllabus which will include the specific phrases they are looking for plus past papers with model answers.
For Biology we made a list of definition s and phrases that had to me memorised. This should be much less in physics but might be worth doing?
um
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Re: GCSE physics - good textbook needed

Post by um »

My son has the AQA textbook from school. It looks brand new too...and is very well laid out.
Yummiemummie
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Re: GCSE physics - good textbook needed

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My son likes this revision guide
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Physics-Study-G ... 1905735561" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Publisher Galore Park

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sherry_d
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Re: GCSE physics - good textbook needed

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The galore park one is for igcse yummiemummie :D
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sbarnes
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Re: GCSE physics - good textbook needed

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are these books valid for the AQA boards too please?
Bobmumof3
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Re: GCSE physics - good textbook needed

Post by Bobmumof3 »

There should be no need for the school to provide a home copy of the text book, as all students have access to kaboodle, which has an online version plus loads of activities etc.
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