Grade 11-12 Physics Unit Library
Choose a unit to open its dedicated lesson page. Each unit page can include complete topic notes, worked examples, guided practice problems, lab connections, and review support for homework, tests, finals, and AP-style preparation.
Foundations, Measurement, and Math
Units, scientific notation, significant figures, vectors, graphing, and problem-solving setup.
Open unit page Unit 02Kinematics
Position, displacement, velocity, acceleration, motion graphs, and one-dimensional equations.
Open unit page Unit 03Projectile Motion
Two-dimensional motion, horizontal and vertical components, launch angle, range, and time of flight.
Open unit page Unit 04Dynamics and Newton's Laws
Forces, free-body diagrams, net force, mass, acceleration, friction, tension, and normal force.
Open unit page Unit 05Complex Force Systems
Inclines, connected masses, pulleys, equilibrium, multi-force systems, and advanced diagrams.
Open unit page Unit 06Work, Energy, and Power
Work, kinetic energy, potential energy, conservation of energy, power, and efficiency.
Open unit page Unit 07Momentum and Collisions
Impulse, momentum, conservation laws, elastic collisions, inelastic collisions, and explosions.
Open unit page Unit 08Circular Motion and Gravitation
Centripetal acceleration, circular force, orbital motion, universal gravitation, and satellites.
Open unit page Unit 09Rotational Motion and Torque
Angular motion, torque, rotational equilibrium, moment of inertia, and angular momentum.
Open unit page Unit 10Fluid Mechanics
Density, pressure, buoyancy, Pascal's principle, Bernoulli's principle, and fluid flow.
Open unit page Unit 11Thermal Physics and Gas Laws
Temperature, heat transfer, specific heat, phase changes, ideal gases, and thermodynamics.
Open unit page Unit 12Oscillations, Waves, and Sound
Simple harmonic motion, springs, pendulums, wave properties, resonance, standing waves, sound, beats, and Doppler effect.
Open unit page Unit 13Light and Optics
Reflection, refraction, lenses, mirrors, ray diagrams, image formation, and optical systems.
Open unit page Unit 14Electrostatics and Fields
Charge, Coulomb's law, electric fields, electric potential, voltage, and field diagrams.
Open unit page Unit 15Current Electricity and Circuits
Current, resistance, Ohm's law, series circuits, parallel circuits, power, and circuit analysis.
Open unit page Unit 16Magnetism, Induction, and Modern Physics
Magnetic fields, electromagnetic induction, atomic models, nuclear physics, and modern concepts.
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Physics becomes easier when the ideas, equations, diagrams, and problem-solving steps all connect. My sessions are designed to help students understand what is happening, why it is happening, and how to choose the right method on quizzes, homework, labs, and exams.
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Every problem is broken into readable steps: identify knowns and unknowns, draw the diagram, choose the right principle, set up the equation, solve carefully, and check the answer with units and common sense.
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Physics tutoring covers the major skills students need most: translating word problems, understanding formulas, drawing free-body diagrams, applying conservation laws, interpreting graphs, and explaining answers clearly.
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We begin by reviewing what the student is currently learning, what assignment or test is coming up, and where they feel stuck. This makes the session targeted instead of generic.
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Before solving problems, we review the main idea in plain language. Students learn what the formula means, when to use it, what each variable represents, and how the concept appears in real physical situations.
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We work through example problems together. I model the reasoning first, then gradually ask the student to take over more steps so they can build confidence and independence.
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Many students lose points because of small patterns: missing units, sign errors, unclear diagrams, skipped algebra steps, or choosing the wrong equation. We identify those patterns and build habits to avoid them.
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Students leave with a clearer understanding of what to practice next. When needed, I can help organize a study plan for upcoming quizzes, chapter tests, midterms, finals, or AP exams.
Topics Covered
- Motion in one and two dimensions, vectors, projectiles, and graph interpretation
- Forces, friction, tension, circular motion, and free-body diagrams
- Work, energy, power, momentum, impulse, and collisions
- Rotational motion, torque, angular momentum, and equilibrium
- Waves, sound, light, lenses, mirrors, and basic modern physics
- Electrostatics, electric fields, circuits, magnetism, and induction
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