Physics teacher for 24 years, including Head of Year. I create resources that help increase success in the classroom and around school in general by improving behaviour. I also sell assemblies that are ready to use with whole year groups, or for use during tutor time.
I'm a YouTube creator & my channel is gcsephysicsexplained. Send students there for easy-to-understand explanations to help pass their GCSE Physics exams.
I love the growth mindset & was keynote speaker previously at S.T.E.P.
Physics teacher for 24 years, including Head of Year. I create resources that help increase success in the classroom and around school in general by improving behaviour. I also sell assemblies that are ready to use with whole year groups, or for use during tutor time.
I'm a YouTube creator & my channel is gcsephysicsexplained. Send students there for easy-to-understand explanations to help pass their GCSE Physics exams.
I love the growth mindset & was keynote speaker previously at S.T.E.P.
This document will save you a tonne of time when setting physics work for isolating students, or simply when setting homework at this VERY busy time.
Hyperlinks to Oak National Academy, BBC Bitesize, Seneca, and videos from my YouTube channel GCSE PHYSICS EXPLAINED for EVERY Edexcel lesson, (combined and triple) following the Pearson Physics textbook ie SP1a, SP1b etc. (This can easily be made to fit AQA exam board).
These links are ready to be copied and pasted straight into Google Classroom. Details of how I suggest you do that are on the document.
EVEN BETTER - Set a Seneca class up for each of your classes as well as a Google Class and use the pre-made Seneca tasks so you have feedback to give senior colleagues about the progress of each student…
Documents like this are too important to sell, so I offer it to all science teachers for FREE!! By way of return, if you could show your students a few videos from my YouTube channel, “GCSE PHYSICS EXPLAINED”, in your lessons, I’d be eternally grateful.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbvIiohqAD2dn0pjwUasYAQ?view_as=subscriber
Really hope someone finds this document useful.
Kind regards
Matthew Obee
GCSE Physics Explained