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Physics Series
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1:1 AP Physics 1 Review for Jordan M
2nd session
This is a 1:1 session specifically for Jordan M. We will be going over AP Physics 1 topics.
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Noah O
Registration closed.
AP Physics Unit Review
2nd session
Each session, we will go through the Physics fundamentals required for the AP exam. We will follow the AP Physics curriculum. There will be questions for everyone to work on. There will be lots of time for your own questions.
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Neel D
1/10
1:1 for Isabelle C, AP Physics 1
3rd session
This is an AP Physics 1 series ONLY for Isabelle C.
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Grace H
Registration closed.
Physics for All Exams
3rd session
We will be going over a variety of topics in Physics at a decently high pace with fairly rigorous problems. The idea is not to prepare for an exam in particular, but to try to understand and mathematise all sorts of concepts ranging from mechanics and thermodynamics to electromagnetism and modern physics.
Some previous exposure to physics is highly recommended, although it is not required and can be taken care of as we go. A decent command over mathematics (algebra, trigonometry, differential and integral calculus) will be needed, so be sure to brush up on that.
Asking queries and doubts is highly encouraged, because that's how physics is truly learnt. I am confident in my capability to take up most of them, but in case I cannot in the live session, I will do my best to read up on it and clear the confusion next time or in a one-on-one.
Two sessions will be held every week, at the following times:
--> Wednesday 9PM EDT
--> Sunday 12 noon EDT
In the severe case of rescheduling or cancellation of a session, those registering will be informed as soon as possible.
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Anish C
5/30
Physics Unplugged: Electricity & Magnetism
3rd session
Explore the wonders of Electricity & Magnetism! Learn electrostatics, circuits, magnetism, and electromagnetic induction through interactive demos, guided problem-solving, and MIT-inspired lessons. Perfect for high school students looking to strengthen understanding and tackle challenging physics problems
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Harsh G
6/15
1:1 Help with Jeremy J
4th session
This session is a one on one physics help session for Jeremy.
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Amrit M
2/5
AP Physics rev.
4th session
I intend on going through the entire AP Physics 1 curriculum over the course of the year but we can spend time on any topic you'd like.
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Andrew M
Registration full.
AP Physics 1 Quick Review and FRQ Practice
4th session
Join me for a focused review of AP Physics 1 concepts and practice with Free Response Questions (FRQs). Each session will cover key topics, strategies for approaching AP-style problems, and guided walkthroughs of past exam questions. Whether you’re aiming to strengthen your fundamentals or sharpen your test-taking skills, this series will help you feel more confident going into the exam.
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Noah O
4/10
This will be a mildly rigorous course focusing on preparation for the AP Physics 1, 2, & C tests as well as Physics Olympiads. Each week, we'll spend about half of the session learning new material before spending the other half for any questions learner's may have. Learner's are heavily encouraged to practice outside of class if they plan to take an Olympiad test.
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Nathan Z
15/50
1:1 Physics Help for Nuzaiba N
5th session
We will be going over any questions Nuzaiba may have as well as going over the curriculum.
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Amrit M
Registration full.
High School Physics Series - Review
6th session
Join Our Ongoing High School Physics Series! 📚
Each week, we’ll explore a new unit from high school Physics together. Everyone is welcome to participate. Don’t miss out—join the series and learn Physics.
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Ishank R
Registration closed.
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.
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Rahul A
6/100
AP Physics - Kinematics
8th session
Ever wonder how to predict whether a basketball player’s shot will make it into the hoop, or why cars zoom past each other on the highway? Kinematics is the science behind everything that moves! In this class, you'll learn how to describe, analyze, and predict motion. Join me to explore the physics that powers your everyday adventures and get ready to see motion in a whole new way! 🛣️
What You’ll Learn 📖
• Scalars and Vectors: Understand the difference between quantities with and without direction.
• Motion Diagrams: Visualize how objects move over time.
• Position, Displacement, and Distance: Track where things are and how far they’ve traveled.
• Speed and Velocity: Learn what makes something fast and what makes it fast in a particular direction!
• Acceleration: Discover how and why things speed up or slow down.
• Mathematical Models of Motion: Use equations to predict and describe movement.
• Graphical Analysis: Interpret and create position, velocity, and acceleration graphs.
• Free-Fall and Gravity: Explore how objects move when gravity is the only force acting.
• Solving Real-World Problems: Apply kinematics to everyday situations, from sports to driving.
• Multiple Dimensions: Extend your understanding from straight-line motion to motion in two dimensions (like projectile motion).
What You’ll Need to Succeed
• Algebra Skills: Comfort with solving equations, rearranging formulas, and working with variables 🔢
• Basic Geometry: Understanding of shapes, angles, and how to use the Pythagorean theorem 📐
• Pen, Paper, and Calculator: Be ready to jot down notes, sketch diagrams, and crunch some numbers 📝
• Curiosity and a Growth Mindset: Willingness to ask questions, make mistakes, and learn from them 🧠
• Some Experience with Graphs: Ability to read and interpret simple line graphs 📉
• A Sense of Wonder: An interest in figuring out how the world moves and why 💡
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Yasmin S
1 spot left!
AP Physics 1: Mastering the Course from Start to Finish
Instructor: Anish P
Duration: September 6, 2025 – February 28, 2026
Sessions: 23 live interactive classes (60–90 minutes each)
Format: Live lessons with guided explanations, AP-style practice, collaborative problem-solving, and Q&A. Session lengths vary by topic: 90 minutes for unit introductions and reviews, 75 minutes for main content lessons, and 60 minutes for shorter topics or the final wrap-up session.
Course Description:
This course is designed to guide AP Physics 1 students through every unit of the official College Board curriculum in a clear, structured, and interactive way. Each session combines concise concept explanations, step-by-step problem solving, and AP-style practice questions to help you master the material and succeed on the AP exam.
We’ll follow a unit-by-unit approach aligned with Khan Academy’s AP Physics 1 resources and selected YouTube demonstrations for supplemental study. Between classes, students will be encouraged to review linked materials, complete practice problems, and prepare questions for the next session.
By the end of the course, you will:
- Understand all AP Physics 1 topics, from kinematics to fluids.
- Apply concepts to solve multi-step problems under timed conditions.
- Recognize and avoid common mistakes on the AP exam.
- Build the confidence and skills needed to excel both in class and on test day.
Course Expectations:
To make the most of this course, students are expected to:
- Attendance – You will be withdrawn from the series if you have more than 2 unexcused absences in a row. If you cannot attend, message me AND submit an excused absence form on the platform before the session.
- Participation – Actively contribute by answering questions, asking clarifying questions, and engaging in problem-solving discussions.
- Preparation – Review linked supplemental materials before or after sessions and attempt practice problems to reinforce learning.
- Respect – Maintain a collaborative and respectful environment during all sessions.
- Communication – Let me know if a topic is unclear or if you need extra help—this course works best when it’s a two-way interaction.
Course Outline & Syllabus
Unit 1: Kinematics
- Session 1 – Kinematics: 1D Motion Basics
- Session 2 – Kinematics: 1D Motion Calculations & Free Fall
- Session 3 – Kinematics: 2D Motion & Projectiles
Unit 2: Force and Translational Dynamics
- Session 4 – Forces & Newton’s Laws: Introduction
- Session 5 – Applying Newton’s Laws & Force Types
- Session 6 – Springs & Circular Motion
Unit 3: Work, Energy, and Power
- Session 7 – Work and Kinetic Energy
- Session 8 – Potential Energy & Conservation of Energy
- Session 9 – Power and Efficiency
Unit 4: Linear Momentum
- Session 10 – Impulse & Conservation of Momentum
- Session 11 – Collisions & Center of Mass**
Unit 5: Simple Harmonic Motion (Khan Academy Unit 7)
- Session 12 – Springs & Pendulums in SHM
Unit 6: Torque and Rotational Dynamics (Khan Academy Unit 5)
- Session 13 – Angular Kinematics
- Session 14 – Torque & Rotational Inertia
Unit 7: Energy & Momentum of Rotating Systems (Khan Academy Unit 6)
- Session 15 – Rotational Energy & Angular Momentum
Unit 8: Fluids
- Session 16 – Density & Pressure
- Session 17 – Buoyancy & Fluid Flow
Review Phase
- Session 18 – Review: Kinematics, Forces, & Circular Motion
- Session 19 – Review: Energy & Momentum
- Session 20 – Review: SHM & Rotation
- Session 21 – Review: Fluids
- Session 22 – Mixed FRQ Practice: All Units
- Session 23 – Final Comprehensive Review & Exam Mindset
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Anish P
Registration full.
AP Physics Help/Study Session
8th session
This is season 2 of my popular help series I held last year! Bring any questions you have about AP Physics or any practice problems you would like to work on!
I cover all AP Physics (AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2, AP Physics C: Mechanics, AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism).
NOTE: Sessions are subject to change and many more will be added after
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Aashrith N
9 spots left!
AP Physics 1 Tutoring
11th session
This session is for students preparing for AP Physics 1 or looking to strengthen their foundation in physics. We’ll work through core topics such as kinematics, dynamics, energy, momentum, rotational motion, oscillations, and waves, with sessions tailored to your needs. Students should be comfortable with Algebra II and basic trigonometry. Please bring a notebook, a calculator, and any practice materials or textbooks you’d like to use. This is a fast-paced challenging course.
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Nikhil D
9/30
AP Physics-1 All You Need
11th session
Struggling with AP Physics 1? Don't worry, I plan to go over various topics ranging from Kinematics to Simple Harmonic motion,
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Vrishank N
12/20
1 on 1 session with Sophia
12th session
This is a part of the pilot program rolled out by SHW that allows tutors to have 1 on 1 sessions. We would mainly cover Physics
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Zhiyuan C
Registration closed.
AP Physics 1: A Complete Guide for Beginners
13th session
In this series, we will learn every topic in AP Physics 1 at a beginner level, so you don't need to have any previous knowledge of Physics. Even if you are already acquainted with Physics 1, you can join in for some review. The only thing required is regular attendance to ensure no unnecessary gaps in knowledge.
If you have any questions about the topic, feel free to reach out :)
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Sakhi J
15/30
Get Ready for AP Physics C
14th session
Welcome to the series "Get Ready for AP Physics C!" Our goal is to prepare you for AP Physics C: Mechanics and AP Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism before the next academic year starts.
Prerequisites: AP Physics 1 (or some introductory physics) and some basics knowledge of Calculus. Note that these are recommended for this series, but all are welcome to learn and participate as able.
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Aashrith N
1 spot left!
Advanced Mechanics Circle | USAPhO Qualifier
14th session
👋👋 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😭😭!
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Abel W
4 spots left!
Help with Physics Topics - Ask me anything
49th session
You can ask me for help with problems in Mechanics, Fluid Dynamics, Gravitation, Electricity & Magnetism, Thermodynamics, Waves, Optics, or basics of Quantum Mechanics. I can help with any AP Physics course, and as a USAPhO qualifier and silver medalist, I can assist with competitive physics problems. I am knowledgeable in many different Physics Resources and Textbooks, especially for preparing for F=ma and USAPhO exams. I am also well versed in advanced math (multivariable and vector calculus, or linear algebra) that applies to physics.
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Ethan B
145/500