I'll be continuing my last two sessions with this thread. Every Tuesday - 7pm EST. We covered basic kinematics and derived equations, looked at units on the x-axis/y-axis and understood why equations make sense, and analyzed graphs to decipher a particle's motion. We will be doing some practice questions with kinematics. We will be tackling every other unit in AP Physics 1 with the same type of methodology - - intuitive/conceptual learning, practice, questions, more practice, and graphical analysis! We will also work our way through numerous AP Test Style practice problems, and how to tackle them.

In this meeting, we’ll explore questions such as: What’s the best approach to learning physics? and What does it mean to have an intuitive understanding of a concept? From there, we’ll dive into the specific units of AP Physics 1, looking at what they cover in general and the kinds of problems you might encounter within each. We’ll begin with a brief introduction to kinematics, including the key graphs associated with it. We'll go through in depth what each part of a graph means means on position, velocity, acceleration graphs.