Welcome from the The Heath School's Science department! Here you'll find, revision techniques, key facts and reminders about support available in school.
#Physics#mocktips Remember this from KS3? You have to describe and apply the particle model in your GCSE. Easy? Just remember you also need to describe their motion. Solids- vibrate in fixed positions, Liquids - free to move, Gases - random directions, range of speeds
#Physicstrilogy Mock tip circuit symbol of the day - Fuse. Very useful if too much current flows through your hairdryer and is about to set it on fire!
#PhysicsTrilogy Mock tip - The current of a river is the flow of water. Electric current is the flow of charge. If more charge flows per second the current is higher. Equation of the day:
Charge flow = current x time
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#PhysicsTrilogy Higher Mock: What actually are the 3 types of radiation? Alpha particles are made of 2 protons (positive) and 2 neutrons (neutral). Beta particles are fast moving electrons (negative) much smaller than an alpha particle. Gamma radiation is an electromagnetic wave
#PhysicsTrilogy Foundation Mock Do you know the differences between the 3 types of radiation? Alpha, beta and gamma. Alpha is very ionising but gamma has the longest range and passes through paper and thin metal. An alpha source was used to poison KGB agent litvnenko in 2006!
YR11 mini mock information!
Higher trilogy and Separates:
Antibiotic resistance
HPV vaccine and vaccination
Gas exchange and alveolus
Digestion
The Circulatory system β pathway taken by red blood cell
Exchange surfaces
Don't spend ages making your notes look pretty
Tip 2
β this is just wasting time. For diagrams, include all the details you need to learn, but don't try to produce a work of art. Limit yourself to 2 or 3 colours so you don't get carried away colouring things in.