When you learn a new concept You should understand the possibilities now open to you

PhysicsGraph is very happy to be welcoming Luca Luca Camarra as our Founding Physicist! Luca is a brilliant physicist with a true passion (and talent) for teaching. He's already been doing great work for us. Very grateful to have him on board. More exciting news soon :)

Written free-response is obviously the best way to judge mastery of a subject "Why has no one done this before?" Well, we're discovering why 😂 But each challenge has a solution. Here's how we catch unreadable answers early, before hitting the student with a failing grade

Last day is tomorrow There will be lots of time freed up for PhysicsGraph, of course, but there will be lots of mental RAM freed up as well

Most physics problems fail to teach You do the work, hope you get every step right, and if you don't.... well, good luck figuring out where you went wrong At PhysicsGraph, we're building problems that give you actionable feedback based on how you perform every step of the way

Luca is building problems that are EXACTLY like what you'll see on an AP Physics test And as a bonus, they're: * Very close to university-level tests * A bridge towards how you'd use physics in the real world

If you love (or get paid for) results, then AI is a miracle If you love (or get paid for) a process, then AI is a calamity

Math is great, but it really gets fun when you can apply it

PhysicsGraph is truly an amazing learning platform (and only getting better!) If you're interested in learning physics, you owe it to yourself to grab a subscription

Working on a new way of reviewing your history and exploring the knowledge graph

Want to learn a specific topic? Soon: see exactly how many lessons remain until you're ready

First week working only on PhysicsGraph Checking in with my body to see how it feels about that

Unit 5 (Energy, Work, and Power) is the biggest unit we'll have in the course, by a fairly large margin Not even done QAing it yet, still a couple multi-steps left