#sat physics

[webeducationsciences]

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[documentinga2]

(27th November 2018) Day of Productivity

I have exams going on and things are NOT good. I have 4 school exams and 2 SAT Subject Tests in 3 days and I am overworked. I wanted to applg to Claremont McKenna College but since I have SO many consecutive exams, I have no time to breathe. My school's exam system terribly clashes with those applying to the US since not a lot of students apply. This makes things SO much harder, especially if you have extra subjects like I do.

Almost one more month and then things will get better. I got this.

Today, I will do:

Economics chapter reading (1 hour)

Revise SAT Math (2 hours)

Meet my counsellor (1 hour)

AS Organic Chemistry (3.5 hours)

Take a nap (1 hour)

SAT physics (4 hours)

[physicsclasses]

The Physics Subject Test assesses your understanding of concepts from one year of introductory physics on the college-preparatory level, as well as reasoning and problem-solving skills derived from lab experience. If you’re thinking about pursuing a math- or science-based program of study (such as science, technology, engineering, or math), taking the Physics Subject Test is a great way to demonstrate your interests on your college application.

[physicsclasses]

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[physicsclasses]

physics classes for serious students Take it seriously when you opt your carrier with science ,when you are in 9th class study parallel with 11th class physics ,develope your mind so that your thinking skills increases and similarly when you are in 10th class study parallel with 12 th class physics,by and large 9th physics is similar to 11 th physics and 12th physics is similar to 10th physics .

[365text]

physics notes & index cards, as requested by a very patient anon

first two photos are examples of the summary sheets i made when i was studying for SAT II physics, and more pictures from the same graph-paper-composition notebook can be found under the read more + details about how i structured my notes.

last two photos are pics of my index cards that i used to study concepts for SAT II physics, and you can see them in my old posts (here or here) + more explanation will also be under the cut!

NOTES

ok so first off, some more photos of my notes to give you a better sense of what i included for some of the topics i reviewed. here are some of my “final summary sheets” that i made in a graph composition notebook

As you can see, with each concept I used a different color to make the heading stand out (partially because it made this process more fun, but also because it’s quicker for me to see the topics when I flip through the notebook).

I went through the material and essentially outlined the content, but I really condensed the information, and I only included things that I didn’t already know. If I already knew the information before I started studying, then maybe I’d make a note or something on the side, but I didn’t spend too much time writing down things I was already confident with.

How I made these condensed summary sheets was by first taking notes in my other notebook from various sources  (Barrons prep book, old AP Physics textbooks, online resources, etc.).

Those are some examples of the notes I took on my first pass through the content. You can kind of see what my “setup” looks like while doing this step in this or this photo I posted last year! So after finishing this part on normal binder paper, I would look over these notes and condense it further on the graph paper I showed in the first part of this post.

Also, I find that for me repetition  and rewriting things works the best in helping me retain information. So for this reason, I would then take my summary sheet and go through it topic by topic, vocab word by vocab word, and create:

INDEX CARDS

NOTE: These things are different from flashcards. Whereas flashcards typically only have one vocab word + a quick definition, my index cards were essentially either copies, or even more condensed versions of, my summary sheets/notes. 

I would have around 1-2 concepts per index card (depending on the amount of information that went with each concept), and I would color code the index cards by topic so it would be easier for me to distinguish which part I was studying at that moment.

The things I put on the back of the index card would include anything from definitions/formulas, tricks to help me remember the concepts (usually written in more colloquial terms, because if I read/write the way that I think, it’s more likely that I will remember the material), and also just any important key points for that concept. I made some markings in the pictures in my photoset to kind of indicate how I format my index cards.

Also, not pictured above (because I forgot to point it out/take photos of it ;u;) are the markings I made on top of the index cards! I colored the top of each index card with the corresponding color to make it easier for me to separate them when they were all stacked together. I think you might be able to see a little bit of that when you look at my old layout photos.

After making my index cards and summary sheets, I would then just start studying by using the index cards. Because the index cards contain more than just formulas (and therefore takes more than just rote memorization to get through), it helped me remember and understand concepts through both the creation and the later studying processes! And, if I forgot/didn’t understand what I was trying to say with my index cards, I’d just retrace my steps by going back to my summary sheets or even the textbooks to “relearn” the material!

[stationery-enthusiast]

Does anyone know where we can get online SAT Physics books or practice tests for free?

[nous-mi-nous-blog]

lol I just took a SAT physics diagnostic and I think I want to cry