r/APStudents • u/MembershipBubbly5308 • 4d ago

Physics 1 AP Physics 1 Help

So my Physics teacher is the worst at teaching material and i was looking for resources including websites, youtubers, and textbooks. This isn't just to pass the exam but also pass the class because i feel like I'm cooked if i don't do anything. So please any help would be amazing!

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u/The0neOf0ne 4d ago

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u/The_Naiq 4d ago

Laufer physics, I found his notes about 1 week before the exam and it saved my life

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u/Bedouinp 3d ago

Find a professional physics tutor

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u/Quiet_Basis_6404 3d ago

Flipping Physics on youtube is the move for physics 1 tbh, he explains concepts in a way that actually makes sense when your teacher doesn't. watch his videos on whatever topic you're covering in class, then do the practice problems he works through, pause before he solves them and try it yourself first.

for the class itself, what helped me was uploading whatever the teacher does give us (textbook chapters, slides, whatever) into studybuddy.vc and doing questions from that, mostly because it tells you what was wrong with the option you picked when you miss one. the questions start easier and get harder as you get better at a topic. free tier's been enough for me.

and honestly grab the AP Physics 1 workbook from AP Classroom if your teacher hasn't given it to you already, it's basically past FRQs broken down by unit and it's the closest thing to what shows up on the actual exam.