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HOW TO SCORE MORE IN PHYSICS?..BY ANURAG TYAGI
HOW TO STUDY PHYSICS ? BY ANURAG TYAGI CLASSES,VASUNDHRAWHY STUDY PHYSICS?Physics is the basic physical science. It deals with such things as mechanics (force, energy, motion), sound, heat, light, electricity, and atomic structure In college physics we are concerned not so much with what is so but rather with why it is so. In fact, physics has been described as the science of “why things work.” It is studied mainly by three groups: (1) premedical students: (2) students of engineering, physics and other sciences; and (3) those who study it for its cultural value.GENERAL STUDY SUGGESTIONSGet interested in the subject by learning something about it, tying it in with other courses, talking it over with fellow students. Be assured that if the course is required as part of a curriculum of professional training, the course is necessary. Try to discover why.Go to class; be alert. Make a serious effort to stay right with the lecture Adopt a cooperative and receptive mental attitude rather than a belligerent one. Perhaps you will develop more enthusiasm for the course if you sit in one of the front rows, where you will be forced to pay attention.Budget your time. Make out a study schedule and stick to it for at least two weeks. Get adequate sleep, regular moderate exercise, and some recreation, but leave two full honest hours weekly per unit for studyThere are 168 hours a week. Of these 168 hours you will be asleep for about 60, dressing and eating for about 20. If you take Saturday afternoon off for a hike, consider Sunday morning and afternoon as time off from studying, and have two four-hour dates a week, you have about 68 hours a week for work. If you are in class and laboratory for 20 hours, you still have 48 hours for study.HOW TO MAKE NOTESYou do not go to class to get a good set of notes. It is hardly worth spending several hours a week for a whole term to get information that can be bought for a few dollars in the form of a good reference book. The prime reason for your going to class is to learn something. In taking notes, keep this thought in mind. Do not overemphasize the notes to the extent that you neither see nor hear the lecture.Outline form is unsuited to physics because in an outline you will not get down enough of the explanation to help you much afterwards. In working problems, it is very important to do the work in an orderly fashion:1. Read the problem carefully twice. 2. Reduce the problem to its essentials. 3. Draw and label a suitable diagram. 4. List the given quantities and the required quantities. 5. Put down some relevant principles (usually in mathematical form). 6. Analyze the problem, think about it, correlate the various factors, grind out some useful ideas.(Mr. ANURAG TYAGI IS DIRECTOR AT ANURAG TYAGI CLASSES FOR PHYSICS, VASUNDHRA.FOR SUGGESTIONS, ANY HELP HE MAY BE CONTACTED @ 09818777622)FOR MORE ARTICLES ON EDUCATION/PHYSICS ,PLS. VISIT www.anuragtyagiclasses.com
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