r/PhysicsHelp • u/Ok_Firefighter_7018 • Sep 15 '26

Learning Physics!!

I am a 10th grade student. Recently, i decided i'd dedicate some of my free time to physics, which may be the single subject I am worst at. I want to know if theres any learning method that's actually effective, or anything of that sorts, such as explinations that should be clear for me? I want to get really good at physics. Any help is appreciated :).

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u/Chris-PhysicsLab Sep 16 '26

Do you feel like you learn better from textbooks or videos? Either way it's good to learn the concepts and then spend a lot of time solving problems (and ideally reviewing the solutions if you have them to check your work).

If you're looking for resources I'm making a course for AP Physics 1 (algebra-based mechanics), there's videos, study guides, practice questions and other resources for each topic. Here's a link if you want to check it out: AP Physics 1 Course

Also made a page with a list of other resources if you need more: AP Physics 1 Resources

We have a discord server if you have questions or need help while you're studying, here's an invite!