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This site exists to help students actually understand AP Physics 1. If something is unclear, if a solution is wrong, if an explanation didn't land, or if there's a topic you wish was covered differently, tell me. Every piece of feedback shapes the next revision.

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What helps most

The most useful kinds of feedback

Errors and corrections

If you find a wrong answer, a typo, a formula that doesn't match the one in your textbook, or an explanation that contradicts itself, please flag it. This is the single most valuable kind of feedback. I update the site directly within a few days of hearing about errors.

Things that didn't click

If a lesson went too fast, skipped a step, or used an analogy that didn't make sense, tell me which unit and which part. "The energy transfer explanation in Unit 3 lost me around the second worked example" is enough for me to go back and rework it.

Topics you wish were covered differently

If your class approaches a topic in a way the site doesn't, or if there's a type of problem you wanted more of, let me know. The site should serve how students actually need to study, not just how I thought about it when I built it.

What's working

Honestly, hearing that something helped is useful too. It tells me which parts to keep expanding and which style of explanation to use more of.

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