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Asked by aatb279 to Cheryl, Christina, Daniel, George, Ivy on 20 Jan 2017.
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Christina Obiero answered on 20 Jan 2017:
Hi aatb279! I did Physics in high school and I must agree with you that it is a tough subject. All the same, we can achieve our goals in life through hard work, commitment and focus. The good thing about physics is that it is a subject that explains most of the things around us e.g. how electricity works such that when we put on the switch the bulb light up. I would therefore urge you to develop interest in the subject and to use the knowledge you gain in the classroom to understand real life scenarios or machines around us.
Study hard! Do not cram the concepts. Read to understand the concepts. This is how you end up remembering things. And whenever in doubt, ask your teachers for clarification/explanation. I hope that this is useful. Know that there are many other students who have done physics and have passed with flying colors. Therefore, why shouldn’t you? 🙂
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Cheryl Andisi answered on 20 Jan 2017:
@aatb279,
Hi!
I think passing any subject is a matter of how much interest and your attitude towards that subject. while i was in high school, i remember being told by my friends who were ahead of me that chemistry was very hard! especially in form three when you start on the mole concept. i almost bought that, maybe even told a few of my other friends the same then i thought, “what are you doing Cheryl, you havent given the subject a try! ” so i went to form three, positive attitude-which in turn leads to more positives such as being attentive in class and creating time to do my revisions, assignments etc. that tremendously changed my performance and made chemistry my best subject. and as with anything else, the better i performed, the more i enjoyed my classes and things kept getting better. just as Christina has said, tbere is no shortcut to hardwork, but the attitude helps alot in making the hard work seem easier
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