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We are looking for help with grade 12 physics - starting with tension problems
Mother of a grade 12 physics student
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In summary, a mother is seeking help for her child with grade 12 physics, specifically with tension problems. The forum welcomes them and suggests posting questions in the appropriate sub-forum. The mother clarifies that her username is from her friendly dog, Zeena, and the forum provides information on where to post for specific exercises and general questions.
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Welcome to the forum. Nice to see a mom helping her kid with a STEM subject.angryzeena said:
Just post your questions in the proper sub-forum (General Physics is probably a good place to start) and be sure to read the forum rules before posting.
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thanks
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You are welcome. By the way, what are you angry aboutangryzeena said:
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its an old nickname that came from our super friendly and never angry dog zeena.
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angryzeena
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its an old nickname that came from a super friendly and never angry dog we had named zeena.
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Ah ha. Well, I'm glad to hear you're not angry.
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Note that we have separate forums for getting help with solving specific textbook-type exercises (whether assigned in school or for self-study), and for asking general conceptual questions.
For help with exercises, go to "Homework and Coursework Questions" (from the forum home page), then choose "Introductory Physics Homework."
For general questions, the "General Physics" forum on the home page is a good place to start, as phinds noted.
For help with exercises, go to "Homework and Coursework Questions" (from the forum home page), then choose "Introductory Physics Homework."
For general questions, the "General Physics" forum on the home page is a good place to start, as phinds noted.
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thanks
Related to Mother of a grade 12 physics student
1. How important is it for a mother to understand her child's grade 12 physics curriculum?
It is important for a mother to have a basic understanding of her child's grade 12 physics curriculum in order to support their learning and provide assistance when needed. However, it is not necessary for a mother to have an in-depth understanding as the primary responsibility lies with the student and their teacher.
2. Should a mother help her child with their physics homework?
It is encouraged for a mother to help her child with their physics homework, but it is important to not do the work for them. Instead, mothers should guide their child to find the correct answers and provide explanations when needed. This will help the student develop problem-solving skills and gain a deeper understanding of the material.
3. How can a mother support her child's interest in physics?
A mother can support her child's interest in physics by encouraging them to ask questions, providing resources such as books or documentaries, and attending science fairs or events together. It is also important for a mother to show enthusiasm and interest in her child's learning to foster their curiosity and passion for the subject.
4. Is it common for mothers to have a background in physics?
It is not uncommon for mothers to have a background in physics, as the subject is becoming more popular among students and females are increasingly pursuing careers in STEM fields. However, it is not necessary for a mother to have a background in physics in order to support her child's learning and success in the subject.
5. How can a mother help her child prepare for a physics exam?
A mother can help her child prepare for a physics exam by reviewing material with them, creating study guides, and quizzing them on key concepts. It is also important for mothers to encourage their child to get enough rest, eat well, and manage their stress levels leading up to the exam. Additionally, mothers can help their child set realistic goals and provide words of encouragement to boost their confidence.
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