23 Equations 4+

Name: 23 Equations
Author: Nick Whitehurst

Learn GCSE Physics equations

Nick Whitehurst

Designed for iPad

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

For Students:

Learn by heart all of the Physics equations you need for your GCSE and IGCSE, then use them to answer questions, with help available at every step.

Questions are made by “smart models” so they can show you examples and help you in other ways. They can also show you a model answer afterwards to help you improve next time.

Even if you don’t have to learn the equations, you will do better if you know them by heart and can remember the correct units for each variable. Calculations are still going to make up at least 30% of the Physics exams so the better you know the equations, the better your grade is going to be.

Get this app and have a virtual pack of index cards always at your fingertips. All the important information is there, including the units.

Click on the Q and try practice questions to test yourself. Start a game and try and beat the clock. The questions get harder the better you do.

For Teachers:

Actively set the tests for your students to take. Monitor, analyse and view the answers your students give for these tests without any marking to do. Use the information to plan future lessons or setup further tests to help with revision.

This is great for homework and for revision programmes leading up to exams.

This is the School Room and is available through an in-app purchase.

Privacy: In the free section of the app, no data is collected about you or your activity at all. The School Room section uses information provided by your teachers to allow you to log in. This means a one-way encrypted email address. You cannot be personally identified from this information.

6 Sept 2023

Version 3.3.9

V 3.3.9 06/09/2023
What’s new
• Teachers can now set tests that adapt the difficulty of questions according to the performance of the student to aid progress.
• Teachers can see a live view of the answers, including a new Timeline view
• Ability to show animations added to questions

The developer, Nick Whitehurst, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.