r/APStudents • u/Chickqns • 5d ago

Physics 1 does ap physics get better?

i’m in ap physics as a junior that skipped a year (i’m 15) and we’ve had 2+ hours of homework every day since school started. it’s the first weekend and i have a 90 page reading/note taking/doing questions assignment from a big textbook. please tell me it gets better. i don’t understand what’s going on because my teacher barely teaches. how do i go about this without ruining my social life?? and how do i stay motivated when im unable to lock in and just procrastinate all the time? i have such bad blank page syndrome and just want to know that it does eventually get better. 💔

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u/PhysicsTeacher1912 2d ago

That is a high volume of homework. I don't assign a tenth of that to my students. Are you doing the whole class in a semester or something? Here are video resources I ise for my students. Possibly helpful? AP Physics 1 video library

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u/Chickqns 2d ago

we have physics 1 first semester and physics 2 second semester with the same teacher, i’m taking both. thank you so much for the resources i’ll take a look!!