GCSE Science: Physics (For Schools) for iOS

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One of the most comprehensive self assessment revision apps for GCSE Physics. Written by passionate teachers, developed by a team dedicated to...

One of the most comprehensive self assessment revision apps for GCSE Physics. Written by passionate teachers, developed by a team dedicated to transforming GCSE revisionKey Features:- Choose the core or additional topics of the AQA, Edexcel or OCR 21st Century exam boards- 1000s of syllabus specific multiple choice questions with detailed explanations- Hundreds of illustrated diagrams, graphs & experiments - Choose to repeat difficult questions or select new ones at random- Watch your knowledge improve using inbuilt progress reports- Share your results with friends on Twitter & Facebook- Direct links to past papers & mark schemes- Email progress charts to your teacher or upload results through smart integration with applications such as Firefly & DropboxAn engaging, interactive and effective revision appStudents/Parents:We aim to consolidate knowledge, further understanding and boost confidence in the lead up to GCSE exams. Revise at your own pace, in your own time. Once downloaded, you can use it offline - simply select your syllabus, level and the topics appropriate to you, test your knowledge and find where you need to fill the gaps in your learningTeachers:Use this app to set homework or use in the classroom as a great tool for complementing traditional media making revision interactive, engaging and fun! Take advantage of Apples volume purchase programme providing a 50% discount and over the air access to your students devicesQuality Content:Our author, Dr. Hanna Beyer is a qualified teacher and holds a PhD in Chemical Biology. As well as her qualifications she helps students with online tutoring for their exams in all areas of science. Prior to her teaching career, she contributed to science academia as well as working as a research and biomedical scientist. Hanna is passionate about her subject and we have worked hard to ensure that all content is engaging as well as accurate to the GCSE Science Double Award exam requirements.Topics covered:COREAQA: Energy Transfer by heating processes; Energy and efficiency; Using Electrical Appliances; Generating Electricity; Waves and the UniverseEdexcel: Visible light and the Solar System; The Electromagnetic Spectrum; Waves and the Universe; Waves and the Earth; Generation and Transmission of Electricity; Energy and the FutureOCR 21st Century: The Earth in the Universe; Radiation and Life; Sustainable energyADDITIONALAQA: Forces and their Effects; Kinetic Energy; Currents and Electrical Circuits; Household Electricity; Atoms and Radiation; Radioactive MaterialsEdexcel: Static and Current Electricity; Controlling and using Electric Current; Motion and Forces; Momentum, Energy, Work and Power; Nuclear Fission and Nuclear Fusion; Advantages and Disadvantages of using Radioactive MaterialsOCR 21st Century: Explaining Motion; Electric Circuits; Radioactive MaterialsFor more detail on the content of each topic please see our website: www.revisionbuddies.comTestimonials from the Series:From Students:Really helpful and fun *****Really helpful and easy to use, would recommend to anyone about to sit their exams as a way of breaking up a day of samey revision!Best revision app on the store *****As a student going into my GCSE exams this is the most helpful revision app series on the App Store.From Parents:Sooo helpful *****Working whilst with two children doing their GCSEs is not easy so being able to rely on this app is great. I wanted to ensure the quality of the content so went through it myself first, quite enjoyed it really!! Looking forward to a few more topics! ThanksFrom Teachers:Great*****Recommended to my GCSE class for quick revision and reminders. They even added on the Spec I asked for. ImpressedYour apps are proving very popular with our Y11s including my own nephew who found the science ones very useful this weekend