Powerpoint for IB Physics Unit 1, containing 17 slides on uncertainty calculations, both numerical calculations and from graphs (error bars, gradient uncertainties).

Powerpoint for the second lesson in the IB Diploma physics course. Contains 17 slides covering errors and uncertainties, accuracy and precision and guidance on how to use Vernier scale and screw gauge. Example questions and a video link included.

Powerpoint for the first lesson in the IB Diploma physics course. Contains 13 slides covering orders of magnitude, fundamental and derived units, homogeneity and dimensional analysis.

Powerpoint covering the content for objective 10.4.3 of the AQA A level Medical Physics option. There are 18 slides covering the theory behind the precession of hydrogen nuclei, how RF pulses make the nuclei change their spin state and how the subsequent relaxation allows images to be created. Images courtesy of IOP.

Powerpoint covering the year 8 physics topic of Light. There are 38 slides covering how light travels, reflection, refraction, dispersion, how we see colour and how coloured filters work.

Powerpoint covering the year 8 content for the physics topic of Magnetic Fields. There are 28 slides covering the definition of magnetic fields, methods of making an object magnetic, how to make a compass and how to make an electromagnet.

Powerpoint covering the definition of half-life, an animated graph showing exponential decay, another graph for students to use to calculate half-life. Applications discussed are smoke detectors, pipe leakage detection and paper thickness measurement.

Powerpoint covering a detailed description of the structure of nuclear power stations, then states advantages and disadvantages of nuclear power. Final slides cover the description of nuclear fusion and conditions needed for it to become viable.

Powerpoint covering spontaneity and randomness of radioactivity, methods of detecting radioactivity and methods of stopping it. Description of background radiation and sources of it.

Powerpoint covering the definition of half-life, sample half-life graph stepping through each half-life and indicating the related count rates/number of nuclei left to decay. Stability curve is shown and description of location of nuclides which will decay by each decay method. Applications of radioactivity are discussed, such as carbon-dating, medical tracers and paper thickness measurement.

Powerpoint for the first lesson of the Nuclear Physics topic. Main focus is the details of the Rutherford alpha scattering experiment and how this led to the discovery of the structure of the atom. Quick recap of the terminology of the constituents of the atom and then discussion of how scattering experiments led to an understanding of nuclear density.

Powerpoint covering the content for the Year 7 Forces topic. Covers types of forces, balanced forces, friction, upthrust and gravity.

Powerpoint covers the content for the year 7 Energy Resources topic. This covers types of energy, uses of energy, transfer of energy, how fossil fuels are formed and associated problems and then many slides covering the advantages and disadvantages of each type of renewable energy.

Powerpoint with images, notes and embedded video clips covering the content of The Solar System topic to be taught in Year 7. Covers the order of the planets in our solar system, time and seasons, phases of the moon, lunar and solar eclipses and probes and satellites.

Powerpoint covering the description of images formed by convex and concave lenses. Steps through the ray tracing process for both types of lenses.

Powerpoint for the New GCSE (9-1) Physics course, Unit 5 Light and the Electromagnetic Spectrum. Covers the theory of reflection and refraction and has links embedded for interactive links to demonstrate both processes.

Powerpoint showing step-by-step how double-slit diffraction patterns are formed, including a few questions with answers.

Powerpoint for the AQA AS Physics Unit 3 section 2, Combining Waves. Content covers the definitions of interference and superposition, a link to an interactive animation of superposition and then a description of Young's double-slit experiment.