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AP Physics 1 Unit 1 -
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I've been a private tutor for AP Physics 1. I've tutored around 25+ students 20+ have gotten 5's all have gotten above a 4. (7 of the students that got a 5 were failing physics in school when they started)
I find the classic way they teach physics in school to be confusing, so the purpose of this class is to approach physics from a different viewpoint, hopefully one that makes more sense to you.
In this session, I will go over the first unit of ap physics.
Note: Ik a lot of ppl r teaching physics and everyone learns differently. So if at any point you feel like you are not learning or you are having a hard time learning in the class, feel free to leave. I seriously don't mind. The last thing I would want you to do is waste your time.
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Pranav T
6/10
Physics: Discussion and Problem Solving( Additional: few Olympiad ques)
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Each week we will try to go through Certain topics of physics and complete that topic for the next sessions. We will also solve problems at the end of each topics
The Base reference material for teaching the topics will be:
i)Physics, Volume 1 and 2 by Halliday, Resnick, Krane
ii)University Physics with Modern Physics by Young, Freedman
iii)Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick, Walker
aand Khan Academy of course
We will also try to look at some past olympiad papers within our capabilities
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Ibteeker Mahir I
1/40
AP Physics 1 crash course
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I got a 5 on AP physics 1 last year, and I was a Teacher Assistant for my physics class this year. I will teach important concepts of the 8 topics in AP physics each week with several hundred questions to build confidence in your skill.
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Shreyas S
4/10
AP Physics I : Accelerated Program
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🚀 Accelerate Your AP Physics 1 Journey! Join Our Accelerated Program! 🚀
Description: Ready to conquer the complexities of motion, forces, energy, and beyond? Our AP Physics 1 Accelerated Program is designed to propel you towards a deeper understanding of foundational physics principles and prepare you to excel on the AP exam. We'll rigorously explore core topics, develop advanced problem-solving strategies, and cultivate the critical thinking skills essential for success in college-level physics. This program is for ambitious students eager to solidify their knowledge and achieve mastery.
What We Plan to Cover:
This intensive program will provide a focused deep dive into the most challenging and frequently tested units of AP Physics 1, including:
Advanced Kinematics: Mastering motion in 1D and 2D, including complex projectile motion and relative velocity.
Dynamics & Newton's Laws: Analyzing intricate force systems, friction, and multi-body interactions with free-body diagrams.
Work, Energy, & Power: Applying conservation of energy to diverse scenarios, including non-conservative forces and power calculations.
Linear Momentum & Collisions: Solving complex collision problems in one and two dimensions, applying impulse and momentum conservation.
Rotational Motion & Torque: Understanding rotational kinematics, dynamics, rotational inertia, and conservation of angular momentum.
Simple Harmonic Motion & Waves: Deeper exploration of oscillations, pendulums, springs, and wave characteristics.
How Learners Should Expect to Engage:
This isn't a passive lecture series! Our accelerated program emphasizes active participation and critical application:
Interactive Lectures: We'll go beyond basic definitions, focusing on conceptual nuances and common misconceptions through engaging, illustrative lectures.
Student-Led Discussions: You'll actively participate in breakout sessions and full-group discussions, explaining solutions, debating concepts, and learning from your peers.
Adaptive Assessment Drills: Immediately apply what you learn with targeted, adaptive practice problems. Our system will identify areas where you need more support, providing personalized challenges to strengthen your understanding.
Problem-Solving Workshops: Dedicated time will be spent on deconstructing complex AP-style free-response questions and multiple-choice problems, guiding you through strategic approaches.
Real-World Applications: Expect to connect theoretical concepts to practical, real-world phenomena through demonstrations and thought experiments.
Don't just learn physics – master it! Spaces are limited to ensure personalized attention. Sign up today to secure your spot!
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Aryan Y
0/500
AP Physics 1 (Algebra-Based) Units 0, 1, and 2 Introductions
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Each session, we will cover a unit of the AP Physics 1 (Algebra-Based) Curriculum. This series is designed for Units 0, 1, and 2. However, future series will introduce the remaining AP Physics Units. This series is not designed to cover all of the content from each unit. It is simply a friendly and easy introduction into physics and the topics you will be learning! There is no background physics knowledge required.
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Mya R
0/15
AP Physics 1 | Summer Prep
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Cover most key topics in AP Physics 1. The goal of this isn't to teach the whole class for you, but to teach you intuition for the most important, challenging concepts such that when you take the class itself, the content is more intuitive. I will make sure to cover all the big topics, and really go into depth on the types of questions they can ask you. Really great for learners preparing over the summer for AP Physics 1 or learners self studying for the AP Physics 1 exam!!
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Daniel H
0/10
Schoolhouse Physics Bowl
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We'll have a fun Kahoot planned with physics topics from various areas at the AP Physics 1 level/some challenges. All you need is a pencil and a piece of paper!
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Jonah K
18/30
Physics Study Room
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This session is for focused self-study, with short breaks for discussion or questions. More sessions will be added.
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Liran S
4/50
Introduction to Cosmology: From Big Bang to Black holes
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This series will be an introductory course for learning the field of cosmology. We will cover interesting topics such as the Big Bang, CMB, dark matter, and black holes each week. If you have completed Algebra 2, that would be great, but there's still no prerequisite knowledge needed. Anyone who is interested in this field but has never had the proper chance to learn, or someone who just likes physics, is welcome to join!
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Taeyeong C
3/10
Physics Olympiad Prep course
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We will have around 2 meetings each week, each going over topics that are needed to know for Physics Olympiad. Also, ideally you should have taken some kind of physics course before this, but its fine even if you have not, just tell me in the question you have to answer.
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Piyush A
3/40
The basics of Quantum Computation
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This is a course covering the basics of quantum computation! We will begin with an extensive overview on the basic mathematics we will need (linear algebra, notation, complex numbers), move onto basic CS(logical circuits, an extremely high-level overview of computation) and discuss quantum physics before moving onto to basic quantum computation. We will cover hadmard gates, the pauli gates, the t gate, and quantum teleportation. I ideally want you all to understand grover's algorithm. All of this will be interjected with discussion on limitations and giving an overview of whats happening in the field.
I currently research as an undergrad in my lab in quantum computation and look at zx-calculus and quantum error correction. I've taken courses on quantum computation as well.
I've aimed to make this accessible to high schoolers and as such, limit the scope of what can reasonably be taught. A lot of the beginning material will be pointing to resources and covering background material. However, Algebra II and precalculus are our minimum prerequisites. Further background in math, physics, and cs are always helpful but not necessary.
You will need some form of note-taking (pen paper, tablet, etc.) and ideally access to a computer.
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Asdaq R
0/20
Physics Kinematics and Energy
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Hey, I plan to cover everything from Kinematics conservation to Energy conservation, which includes AP-level questions and AP practice tests, which I have created.
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Vrishank N
0/10
AP Physics Help/Study Session
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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
1/15
Quantum Physics: A Full Guide for BEGINNERS
2nd session
Curious about the mysteries of quantum physics? This beginner-friendly course - taught to you by a student certified in an Introduction to Quantum Computing course - covers foundational concepts like qubits, quantum gates, wave-particle duality, superposition, entanglement, and more!
No prior knowledge of quantum physics is needed—if you've completed Algebra I, you're good to go. Bring a paper and pen/pencil, and get ready to explore the fascinating world of quantum science!
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Hannah O
4 spots left!
AP Physics 1 Summer Headstart | Unit 1
2nd session
We will cover the first unit of AP Physics 1 - Kinematics
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Vihaan R
1 spot left!
Cool Topics in Mechanics
2nd session
We'll go over more advanced (but very fun) aspects in mechanics that might not be traditionally taught in your last physics class you took. If you're interested in rocket motion, systems of springs, gyroscopes, and differences in time with spaceships traveling near the speed of light, then you might enjoy what we talk about!
To get the most out of the sessions, you should have a firm understand of calculus of at least the AP Calculus BC level, and a physics background of at least AP Physics 1.
Textbooks we'll use:
- Morin, D. (2023). Introduction to classical mechanics: With problems and solutions. Cambridge University Press.
- Kleppner, D., & Kolenkow, R. J. (2014). An introduction to mechanics. Cambridge University Press.
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Jonah K
4/10
Get Ready for AP Physics 1!
3rd session
Taught by a 5 scorer on AP Physics 1, we'll go over everything you need to hit the ground running when the school year starts. We'll go over key prior knowledge as well as a basic overview of every unit so you'll understand exactly what's expected of you during the school year.
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Jacob R
4 spots left!
AP Physics 1/IB Physics Theme A Crash Course
3rd session
We will cover all of AP Physics 1, which aligns with IB Physics Theme A (and some of Theme C). This course is perfect for review before moving on to AP Physics 2, AP Physics C: Mechanics, or IB Physics Year 2. It’s also a great way to get started with physics.
Each session will focus on content that is highly beneficial for both courses. If you’re taking either class, I hope these sessions help you a lot!
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Aly E
18/30
Get Ready for AP Physics 2!
3rd session
We'll go over everything you need to hit the ground running for AP Physics 2! This includes overviews of each unit as well as key prior knowledge for the course.
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Jacob R
1 spot left!
Tutoring for Nada
3rd session
Physics tutoring specifically for Nada A, but others are welcome to join
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Andrew Z
Registration closed.
Get Ready for AP Physics C
3rd 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
4 spots left!
James M Tutoring
4th session
Tutoring for James M to help with competition prep, made because currently live help doesn't work
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Donovan H
1/5
Torque and Rotational Motion
4th session
Anyone who needs help with learning about torque and rotational motion in AP Physics 1 is welcome to join. This series will be very flexible so we will do both lessons and help session once in a while.
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Taeyeong C
2 spots left!
AP Physics 1: A Complete Guide for Beginners
5th 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
Registration full.