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I'm a teacher of A level Physics and GCSE Physics, Chemistry and Biology and KS3 Science. The lessons are put on here so you can teach A level and GCSE Physics confidently. I always include learning episodes as well as the facts that need to be learnt. I've included exam questions and mark schemes so you don't have to work them out on the hoof. I hope you like my straightforward way of teaching and my unfussy slides. They work for me!

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I'm a teacher of A level Physics and GCSE Physics, Chemistry and Biology and KS3 Science. The lessons are put on here so you can teach A level and GCSE Physics confidently. I always include learning episodes as well as the facts that need to be learnt. I've included exam questions and mark schemes so you don't have to work them out on the hoof. I hope you like my straightforward way of teaching and my unfussy slides. They work for me!

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Complete Bundle of Waves Unit 3.3 AQA A and AS level Physics
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Complete Bundle of Waves Unit 3.3 AQA A and AS level Physics

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These are a series of four lessons covering the whole of the Waves section of the AS and A level AQA specification. Lesson 3 could be broken into three to cover the slits theory and the Young’s double slits and grating required practical experiments. I match it closely to the spec and include exam questions with answers. There are also teaching and learning episodes. I use diagrams to explain and highlight exam tips throughout.
Lesson 2 - Superposition and standing waves (AQA A level Physics Waves Unit)
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Lesson 2 - Superposition and standing waves (AQA A level Physics Waves Unit)

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This is lesson 2 in a series covering the superposition and standing waves in AQA A level Physics Waves Unit. I cover the specification, exam questions and the required practical details. I include the answers to the questions and links to video on youtube which can talk you through the experiment if you cannot demo it or need some practice data. Enjoy!