Difference between Physics SL and HL?

[HoolaBaloola]

There is an examiner at my school that says that Physics HL is not a big leap from Physics SL, he says like a 20% added difference...

Im a Physics SL student, and im just wondering?

Is this true or not? Is there such a big difference between HL and SL?

[dessskris]

what the...? I think there is a huge difference between HL and SL

There are a lot more to learn in HL and the HL contents are difficult!

I think even 20% difference should be considered huge. I don't think it's only 20% though?

The Phy HL and SL classes are combined in my school (except the HL students have 2 extra HL periods every week) so I know which topics the SL students do not study, and it's a lot already

I think it's not true.. There is a huge difference between HL and SL!

[Drake Glau]

I don't know if it "more" but it's certainly harder. Go wrap your mind around magnetic induction and you'll see what I mean No one understands electricity as it is, now explain electrons going in two different directions >.>

[HoolaBaloola]

what the...? I think there is a huge difference between HL and SL

There are a lot more to learn in HL and the HL contents are difficult!

I think even 20% difference should be considered huge. I don't think it's only 20% though?

The Phy HL and SL classes are combined in my school (except the HL students have 2 extra HL periods every week) so I know which topics the SL students do not study, and it's a lot already

I think it's not true.. There is a huge difference between HL and SL!

haha i see, ive been taking mechanics for like 2 years now since 9th, its still rape for SL and i cant imagine hl stuff