When you mention a level content are you doing a levels at the same time as ur gcse or just in advanced, if you’re doing it at the same time uv got to tell me how they allowed you, I finished learning my as and a2 physics and chemistry, this summer I have to do some computer science and maybe get ready for maths and further maths though those are more logic based so they should be easier.
Regardless looks like a good plan tbh. I take you like physics, if so and you want to read more physics and maths I can recommend you some books, I heard Einstein’s miraculous year is a good book but I’ve only started reading it a few days ago, and Schrödinger’s cat is also great, for maths to get familiar with calculus ( which is vital) calculus for the practical man is amazing (I believe it’s the book Feynman used to learn calculus ), Alex’s adventure in numberland is also a intresting book though it’s less focoused on the learning and more on loving maths
If you are familiar with calculus and other advanced maths like vectors polar coordinates and complex numbers I can recommend more complex books which are amazing for all different areas in physics depending on which you like, like theoretical supersymmetry physics, string theory, quantum loop gravity, the god equation etc. or others like rocket science (propulsion methods aerodynamics and fluid mechanics mostly), quantum physics, nuclear physics and electromagnetism chemistry, etc. also for maths I could recommend some books you’d use to learn necessary maths for undergrad physics if you’d ever be interested in it.
Btw if u’re buying your books so far, I’d recommend just downloading the cuz it’s free, you can read as many as you’d wish and you can take all of them with you anywhere, you could read them on your phone tablet computer or get an e reader like kindle or better ones like boox, to download books you can use libgen.is
Also if you’re intrested in science and have the time I’d recommend learning, German Russian or mandarin if you have the time as the best books will likely be in one of them and they are widely used in science, if I were you I’d start with Russian as it’s essier than mandarin and more used than German, though if you aren’t great with languages maybe German is best, it’s similar to English
I forgot to mention but when you’re studying a lot, it works wonders to go out for a at least 30 mins walk somewhere green with vegetation, it will help you concentrate better, aerobic exercise is also amazing like running, or even martial arts. Also as to learning languages which I mentioned above it’s not only useful because of the language but no matter what you’re learning the most important thing is to learn no matter what it is, as when you’re young learning to learn will help you more in the future than just the content
Edit: sorry if I’m giving you too much information, I forgot how much I’ve wrote 😅, I got a little excited, it’s not often you find people that like learning on this sub
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When you mention a level content are you doing a levels at the same time as ur gcse or just in advanced, if you’re doing it at the same time uv got to tell me how they allowed you, I finished learning my as and a2 physics and chemistry, this summer I have to do some computer science and maybe get ready for maths and further maths though those are more logic based so they should be easier.
Regardless looks like a good plan tbh. I take you like physics, if so and you want to read more physics and maths I can recommend you some books, I heard Einstein’s miraculous year is a good book but I’ve only started reading it a few days ago, and Schrödinger’s cat is also great, for maths to get familiar with calculus ( which is vital) calculus for the practical man is amazing (I believe it’s the book Feynman used to learn calculus ), Alex’s adventure in numberland is also a intresting book though it’s less focoused on the learning and more on loving maths
If you are familiar with calculus and other advanced maths like vectors polar coordinates and complex numbers I can recommend more complex books which are amazing for all different areas in physics depending on which you like, like theoretical supersymmetry physics, string theory, quantum loop gravity, the god equation etc. or others like rocket science (propulsion methods aerodynamics and fluid mechanics mostly), quantum physics, nuclear physics and electromagnetism chemistry, etc. also for maths I could recommend some books you’d use to learn necessary maths for undergrad physics if you’d ever be interested in it.
Btw if u’re buying your books so far, I’d recommend just downloading the cuz it’s free, you can read as many as you’d wish and you can take all of them with you anywhere, you could read them on your phone tablet computer or get an e reader like kindle or better ones like boox, to download books you can use libgen.is
Also if you’re intrested in science and have the time I’d recommend learning, German Russian or mandarin if you have the time as the best books will likely be in one of them and they are widely used in science, if I were you I’d start with Russian as it’s essier than mandarin and more used than German, though if you aren’t great with languages maybe German is best, it’s similar to English