I am here to help with anyones AP physics 1 labs or kinematics

THIS IS A MEDIUM DIFFICULTY SERIES, IT'S SUITABLE FOR ALL LEARNERS BUT ESPECIALLY THOSE DOING A LEVEL. If you have no prior physics knowledge search up AQA GCSE Physics and familiarize yourself with that content. SOME MATHS or PHYSICS KNOWLAGDE IS VERY USEFUL FOR THIS Series. Each day we will have 2 hour sessions where we will work smarter to get the grades we want. We will achieve this through practice questions, past papers and reviewing concepts from the AQA A Level syllabus using the AQA Physics BOOK and exercise booklet, the SAVEMYEXAMS, Physics and Maths Tutor, Uplearn and more! The the ongoing sessions will be as follows: 1. Topic Review of the YEAR 1 and some of the Year 2 content from the AQA A Level syllabus, this will available on a OneDrive file including the books, and notes from both the first and second year (1h) link-[](https://1drv.ms/f/c/f344f1d338161b53/EkZXi68VTNVDn5-yN1VPhb0BkQucZatXwqrctvqU1BIk3g?e=5PvTRK) [https://onedrive.live.com/?id=F344F1D338161B53%21s1a68e2a992ee48218cfe26c235f8d8ab&cid=F344F1D338161B53](https://onedrive.live.com/?id=F344F1D338161B53%21s1a68e2a992ee48218cfe26c235f8d8ab&cid=F344F1D338161B53)[](https://onedrive.live.com/?id=F344F1D338161B53%21s1a68e2a992ee48218cfe26c235f8d8ab&cid=F344F1D338161B53) 3. Once a week, we will do a full 2 hours past paper and the next lesson will be a review of the wrong questions (2h). WHAT WE HAVE DONE SO FAR: YEAR 1 Physics TOPICS: 1. Measurements and errors 2. Particles 3. Waves 4. Mechanics 5. Electricity 6. Further Mechanics 7. Thermal Physics WHAT TO DO IF YOU HAVENT LEARNT IT YET- use this link to learn the notes form the book - JOIN SESSIONS THE FIRST SEESSIONS (the first hour is catchup)[https://onedrive.live.com/personal/f344f1d338161b53/_layouts/15/Doc.aspx?resid=F344F1D338161B53!s32f5024ba0f24bbe90f4f3db592b851b&cid=f344f1d338161b53&migratedtospo=true&app=PowerPoint](https://onedrive.live.com/personal/f344f1d338161b53/_layouts/15/Doc.aspx?resid=F344F1D338161B53!s32f5024ba0f24bbe90f4f3db592b851b&cid=f344f1d338161b53&migratedtospo=true&app=PowerPoint) WHAT WE WILL COVER in the future 8. Gravitational and electric fields 9. Capacitors 10. Magnetic fields 11. Nuclear Physics

This quantum computing course provides a solid foundation in quantum computing, from the basics to an understanding of how popular quantum algorithms work. Quantum computing leverages the principles of quantum mechanics to process information at incredible speeds.

Each day we will have sessions where we will work smarter to get the grades we want. We will achieve this through practice questions, past papers and reviewing concepts from the CAIE IGCSE syllabus using the Physics BOOK and exercise booklet, the SAVEMYEXAMS, Physics and Maths Tutor, Uplearn and more! The sessions will cover the topics from the specification and also practice papers and questions: This drive has the resources we will use-[https://1drv.ms/f/c/f344f1d338161b53/Ei5oIOvgVIBEhP_5hus9HEABTdJ03imb8xvpK8vqV3hLOg?e=UYMfTs](https://1drv.ms/f/c/f344f1d338161b53/Ei5oIOvgVIBEhP_5hus9HEABTdJ03imb8xvpK8vqV3hLOg?e=UYMfTs)

I will go over how to apply calculus to physics concepts. This applies to AP Physics Mechanics and University Physics. Examples include finding areas under curves, derivatives, integrals AND applying these to physics concepts. I will also go over some key equations in physics.

Bring any questions you have about AP Physics or any practice problems you would like to work on!

Hey everyone! I’m excited to dive into Physics with you. In this session, we’ll break down key concepts like motion, forces, and energy into easy-to-understand bits. I’ll guide you through some example problems, and we’ll work through any tricky parts together. Feel free to bring any questions or topics you’re struggling with—let’s make this a productive and enjoyable learning experience!

In these sessions, we will cover various units for AP Physics 1. We will work through practice problems together, and feel free to bring any questions you may have on this topic.

You can ask me for help with problems in Mechanics, Fluid Dynamics, Gravitation, Electricity & Magnetism, Thermodynamics, and basic Waves, or a specific topic from those that you are having trouble with and want to review. I can also help with vectors and calculus applied to physics. (Good for any AP Physics 1 / Physics 2 / Physics C level problems and topics that may require calculus).

In this series, I will be helping Sayesha out with competitive Electricity and Magnetism problems. If you are interested, please feel free to join in!

Drop in if you have anything you want to go over regarding AP Physics C or the F=ma exam!

Hi, my name is Yashmmit, and I am excited to teach you guys AP Physics 1

This series aims to be a time for learners to ask any questions about AP-level physics

We'll give additional practice and time to ask any questions you might have about AP Physics classes you're taking! Format (flexible): 15 Min Questions 45 Min Topic Practice Times are to be determined based on learner interest and availability, but we'll always give at least 3 days notice before a new session.

Each week, we will go over topics that you are struggling with, and will also be going over general topics based on the pace of the overall AP Physics 1 curriculum. Everybody is welcome, and we encourage asking questions and frequenting the sessions.

Each week, we will go over modules within the AP Physics 1 syllabus, go over exam questions, and as AP exams get closer, we will also share tips, practice exams, and review packets to help ensure learner success.

We'll go over topics relating to electrostatics (electric forces, fields, potential, and Gausses Law). We will be using calculus to solve problems. This is meant to resemble what you'd see in a college electricity and magnetism class or the AP Physics C: E&M course.

👋👋 We'll look at F=MA's (UsaPho qualification competition) mechanics problems together, starting from basic problems involving introductory kinematics and progressing through more advanced ones with complex mechanics theorems. Don't feel intimidated! I will be learning alongside you because many of these questions are difficult for me😭😭!

We're back! After months of silence, the Schoolhouse Physics Club is back, in our new home in the Physics Subworld. "The Pleasure of Finding Things Out", as Feynman said, so let's figure it out! This is the club where all Physics enthusiasts meet on Fridays!