High School Physics: Resources for Students, Teachers and Parents
The High School Physics Web Guide offers help with questions regarding motion, matter and energy. Students and parents will find physics help on homework, as well as extra practice, formulas and demonstrations. Teachers will find links to physics lesson plans, worksheets and other classroom tools.
Expand All Guide SectionsHigh School Physics Help
Use the Web sites here to get high school physics help for everyday homework, visual demonstrations of physics laws to better understand what you’re learning in school, and loads of practice problems to help you hone your skills.
Insights for High School Physics Help
- Physics is a science that is best experienced in real life—just ask Isaac Newton. If you pay close attention to the world around you, you’ll constantly come up with questions and investigations for both in and out of the classroom.
- There are many sites that offer high school physics help and tutoring or answer questions by a physics expert. Few of these sites are free and many ask you to share personal information. Be sure to research a tutor’s qualifications before signing up for a tutoring service (the “About Us” or equivalent section of a Web site is a good place to start), and always be careful when sharing personal information over the Internet.
Top Sites for High School Physics Help
For an introduction to high school physics…
The Physics Classroom
offers simple high school physics help including tutorials for physics topics along with visual demonstrations.
ThinkQuest Library
presents “Fizzics Fizzle,” an interactive guide to physics. Topics are categorized into Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced, so pick the level that’s right for you. Don’t miss the Games and Fun Stuff for an educational distraction from your work.
APlusPhysics.com
offers physics quizzes, tutorials, blogs and forum discussions for high school physics students.
For high school physics homework help …
Physics 24/7
is your place for help with homework. Browse Physics Homework Help for concepts arranged by topic or view Physics Help Topics for an alphabetical list.
FearOfPhysics.com
has 200 commonly asked physics questions and graphic demonstrations of basic physics concepts. The Homework Help section allows you to input your own numbers into physics problems and then explains the answers in detail. The Visual Physics section illustrates how physics works in the real world.
For high school physics test prep help …
Oswego City School District
in New York state has lessons, activities and sample problems that can help you prepare for class and standardized tests.
Just for fun …
HowStuffWorks
is a great place to discover out-there ideas that rely on physics. Check out cool topics such as “How Time Works,” “How Teleportation Will Work,” and “Do parallel universes really exist?”
Teaching Physics
Teaching physics is best done through demonstration, and real-world applications ... read more »
Physics at Home
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