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Physics
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Key points from forces-notes.pdf
  • Forces occur in pairs

    Reached
  • The pair is equal in size, opposite in direction

    Too thin
  • The two forces act on different bodies

    Missed

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Why out loud

A quiz can be passed by recognising. Saying it cannot.

Recognising is not knowing

You can spot an answer without being able to produce one.

Gaps only show when you speak

Re-reading finds nothing wrong. The page supplies every step.

Marked against your material

Points come from your file, not from a topic name.

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Hit · the point

The forces act on different objects, so they do not cancel.

Clear, specific, matched to your point.

Rehearsal, made visible

Your points update as you speak.

Checked off the moment your meaning lands.

Rehearse it, or learn it

Understanding shows up when you speak.

Feynman’s method: explain it plainly out loud, and watch for the place you get stuck.

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Bring your talk or your material

Slides, notes, a chapter. We pull out the points you need to hit.

02

Say it in your own words

Three minutes, nothing to read off. Checked claim by claim as you speak.

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Know exactly what to fix

What landed, what was too thin, what you never reached. Then run it again.

Grounded in your material

Not another quiz generated from a topic name.

Every claim stays tied to a quote from your own file.

While the thought is fresh

Feedback arrives while you are still explaining.

Correct, vague or incomplete in real time.

Your pace, not a population

Measured against your own speaking baseline.

Thinking pauses come out of the count.

Keep at it

A run of days, and someone who can see it.

Every day you explain something out loud adds one to your streak, counted where you actually are rather than where the server is. Add a friend by their username and you each see two things about the other: how many topics they have built, and how long their run is. Nothing else, and nothing you have said.

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