Exam board: AQA Level & Subject: GCSE Physics First teaching: September 2016 First exam: June 2018 To support students in their completion of the required practicals on their GCSE Science (9-1) course, the Collins AQA lab book is the only resource that they need. This lab book will: * provide students with all the information they need to perform their required practicals; including the method, apparatus needed, common mistakes and safety tips * be the one place to record the outcomes of practicals, providing and easy reference for revision * challenge students with extra questions designed to improve analysis, evaluation and maths skills * prepare students for their examinations, with exam-style questions directly linked to the required practicals and apparatus use.

This series is endorsed by Cambridge Assessment International Education to support the full syllabus for examination from 2023. Reinforce learning and deepen understanding of the key concepts in this Workbook, which provides additional support for the accompanying Cambridge IGCSE (TM) Physics Textbook. - Develop understanding and build confidence ahead of assessment: the Workbook follows the Student's Book structure, topic-by-topic, with each section containing a range of shorter questions to test knowledge, and 'Exam focus' sections providing exam-style questions. - Differentiated content: both Core and Supplement content is clearly flagged with differentiated questions testing content across both syllabi. - Provide extra practice and self-assessment: each Workbook is intended to be used by students for practice and homework. Once completed, it can be kept and used for revision.

Full to the brim with exam-style practice, this CGP Exam Practice Workbook is the perfect way to prepare for the Grade 9-1 Edexcel International GCSE Physics exams (and it's great for the Physics parts of International GCSE Double Award Science too). It's packed with realistic exam-style questions for the entire course - with worked answers at the back. Every question is labelled with a grade range on the 9-1 scale, so it's easy for students to focus practice on the difficulty level that suits them best. The book is rounded off with two mock exam papers to help make sure they're 100% prepared for the real thing. Study notes for the whole course are available in our matching Revision Guide (9781782946878).

CGP's Revision Question Cards are a fantastic way of testing your Physics knowledge! There are 63 cards in the pack, covering all the key Physics topics from the Grade 9-1 GCSE OCR Gateway Combined Science course. Each one starts off with quick questions to warm you up, followed by harder questions to get your brain into top gear. Flip the card over and you'll find full answers to each question, carefully written to help you understand everything you need to know. Along the way, we've packed in plenty of diagrams and expert revision tips, and there are even questions on Working Scientifically and Practical Skills. Amazing! And of course, we have Revision Question Cards for OCR Gateway GCSE Combined Science Chemistry (9781789083767) and Biology (9781789083774) too.

The Outside the Research Lab series is a testament to the fact that the physics taught to high school and university students IS used in the real world. This book explores the physics and technology inherent to a selection of sports which have caught the author's attention and fascination over the years. Outside the Research Lab, Volume 3 is a path to discovering how less commonly watched sports use physics to optimize performance, diagnose injuries, and increase access to more competitors. It covers Olympic and Paralympic fencing, show jumping horses, and arguably the most brutal of motorsports - drag racing. Stunning images throughout the book and clear, understandable writing are supplemented by offset detail boxes which take the physics concepts to higher levels. Outside the Research Lab, Volume 3 is both for the general interest reader and students in STEM. Lecturers in university physics, materials science, engineering and other sciences will find this an excellent basis for teaching undergraduate students the range of applications for the physics they are learning. There is a vast range of different areas that require expertise in physics...this third volume of Outside the Research Lab shows a few with great detail provided by professionals doing the work.