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Physics for Beginners

Physics for Beginners

Published 7/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 5h 47m | Size: 2.47 GB

Explore motion, forces, and energy before high school

What you’ll learn
Understand the basic concepts of physics, including motion, force, work and energy
See how physics connects to everyday life through fun, real-world examples
Learn to solve simple physics problems using algebra and basic math skills
Learn to describe motion using graphs, formulas, and real-world examples

Requirements
Basic algebra

Description
In this course, you’ll learn physics from a perspective that goes beyond the common, ineffective, and dull method of memorizing formulas. You’ll learn the foundations of nature and how to think like a physicist. We’ll explore not only the basic knowledge that everyone learns, but learn the deeper reasoning, history, and stories behind them. You’ll learn about how to avoid the common misconceptions that beginner physics learners fall victim to. Rather than relying solely on simplified formulas, you’ll develop the ability to identify when and why those simplifications are made—and when they break down. You’ll learn to observe, analyze, and truly understand physics in way that sets you up for success in more advanced physics. You’ll learn about:Foundational physics knowledge across 6 topicsHow to get around simplifications in the physics worldAvoid common traps and develop intuition for tricky setupsWhat you get:Clear explanations of physics concepts Homeworks that maintain your knowledge What are the prerequisites?Students who understand basic algebraThis course is ideal for students who are comfortable with basic algebra and are ready to think critically about the physical world. Whether you’re aiming to strengthen your foundation or prepare for future studies, this course will help you build lasting intuition for learning about the world.

Who this course is for
Middle school students (grades 6–8) who are curious about physics or want a head start before taking high school physics
Students interested in learning how the world works through concepts like motion, forces, and energy

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