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LC Physics - Easter Revision Courses???

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  • 02-03-2009 9:01pm
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    Michaelrsh
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    :confused:Anyone know a good LC Physics revision course for the easter break. I looked at the easter revision courses in "The Institute" but I was wondering, however, if it is worth the money.:confused:

    Is LC Physics (H) a hard course? 15 votes

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    Fad
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    To cover the entire syllabus, you'll have to do two.

    Section A & B.

    It is worth it though, the teacher is absolutely brilliant, and the notes are very handy just make sure you learn them!


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    Swizz
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    Fad wrote: »
    To cover the entire syllabus, you'll have to do two.

    Section A & B.

    It is worth it though, the teacher is absolutely brilliant, and the notes are very handy just make sure you learn them!

    They dont cover the entire course there and he only teaches one option out of the two. He does what he thinks is coming up.


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    NU8
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    Fad wrote: »
    It is worth it though, the teacher is absolutely brilliant, and the notes are very handy just make sure you learn them!

    It's definitley worth it, the physics teachers in the Institute are particularly good and give accurate predictions (at least they did last year). If possible try and get Pat Doyle.


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    Fad
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    Swizz wrote: »
    They dont cover the entire course there and he only teaches one option out of the two. He does what he thinks is coming up.

    The notes cover the entire course, he gets as much as he can do.

    No-one does the Applied Electricity option because it some much more work than the Particle Physics one.

    Why would you cover both?


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    PurpleFistMixer
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    Fad wrote: »
    Why would you cover both?
    The laugh? ;p


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    Fad
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    PurpleFistMixer wrote: »
    The laugh? ;p

    Thats crazy talk!


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    smndly
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    Pat Doyle is the best physics teacher in the country. And if you want applied elec notes just ask him and he'll give u them cuz he has them made out already.


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    Michaelrsh
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    OK, thanks for the advice everyone!


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