Need Help with O Level Physics in BURMA? Let's Connect!

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In summary, the conversation is about a teacher seeking help to connect with another teacher from the UK or Singapore who is also teaching O level GCSE Physics. The teacher currently uses a book from Singapore but does not have answer sheets and would like another opinion on the questions. The conversation also mentions a university student offering to check questions, but the teacher is looking for someone familiar with the syllabus and the way Asian questions are worded.
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O level Physics help / BURMA!??

Hi!

I have been teaching O level GCSE Physics here for 3 months. We have little contacts for rescources, I wonder if I could make contact with another person teaching this , maybe in UK or Singapore?

I use a book from Singapore, I think,written by See Tho Weng Fong/Loo Wamn Yong for which I have no answer sheets, and also other similar rescources for which I have no answers. Most are pretty easy to calculate but sometimes I need another opinion.

Also I know little about how this course is taught in other places, and it would just be nice to have a knowledgeable teacher to contact once in a while.

RonGrant in Yangon

ultspnch@ilbc-myanmar.com
 
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Im not a teacher, but you can pm me questions to check if you want. (University Student - Mechanical Engineering)
 
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Thanks but I need someone who is familiar with the syllabus, AND they crazy way Asians sometimes word the questions...Ron
 
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then I am out.
 

FAQ: Need Help with O Level Physics in BURMA? Let's Connect!

What is O level Physics?

O level Physics is an academic subject that covers the study of matter, energy, and their interactions. It is a foundational course in physics and is usually taken by students in their secondary education, typically around the age of 16.

What is the difference between O level Physics and BURMA?

O level Physics and BURMA are two different educational systems. O level Physics is a subject that is part of the British educational system, while BURMA is an acronym for the Basic Universal Resource and Manufacturing Apparatus. BURMA is a hands-on approach to teaching physics that uses everyday objects to demonstrate scientific principles.

How can I prepare for my O level Physics / BURMA exams?

To prepare for O level Physics / BURMA exams, it is important to attend classes regularly, take thorough notes, and practice solving problems. Additionally, you can use review books, past exam papers, and online resources to supplement your learning.

What are the common topics covered in O level Physics / BURMA?

The common topics covered in O level Physics / BURMA include mechanics, electricity and magnetism, waves, light and sound, forces and energy, and atomic and nuclear physics. Other topics may include thermodynamics, optics, and modern physics.

Are there any career opportunities related to O level Physics / BURMA?

Yes, there are many career opportunities related to O level Physics / BURMA. Some examples include working in fields such as engineering, environmental science, astronomy, and medical physics. O level Physics / BURMA can also provide a solid foundation for further studies in physics or related fields at the university level.

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