Can Physics Be Accessible and Engaging for Non-Experts?

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In summary, it is possible for physics to be made accessible and engaging for non-experts. This can be achieved through the use of relatable examples, clear explanations, and interactive activities. Additionally, incorporating real-world applications and connecting concepts to everyday experiences can make physics more relatable and interesting for non-experts. By making physics more accessible and engaging, it can help to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation for the subject among non-experts.
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I am studying foundation degree Engineering in the UK. As you are probably aware physics is a big part of it - I find physics interesting but it's not something I'm great at!
 
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