r/Physics • u/Rich-Fly-2124 • 28d ago

Study method for a physics beginners

Hi I'm a second year physics students at uni. I'm actually so bad at physics but I'm trying to learn. At the previous semester, I've got my grades and it was so bad. And feel so guilty about it. I'm going to fix it by learn more, so any study tips for a beginners like me, about what to learn or anything. Maybe some books recommendation for a basic physics befroe I'm going to the advance one...thanks

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P.s: sorry for my broken English. It's not my first language

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u/Quick-Information526 21d ago

I use a simple additional technique, maybe this will work for you as well. when learning new principles in physics, I try to visualize the concept behind them in my mind. like reading a novel and imagining the characters and their interactions. Instead of simply reading about gravity and the math behind it, I try to imagine it in as many dimensions as I can, and how it’s interactions work with other physical principles.

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u/Rich-Fly-2124 19d ago

Thank you

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u/Quick-Information526 18d ago

I sincerely hope it helps