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I'm going to be tutoring HS students (junior and senior) in physics soon enough. I need to have a good, comprehensive source of problems. Any suggestions?
The best source for high school physics problems is typically textbooks, as they are specifically designed to align with the curriculum and provide a variety of practice problems. Online resources such as Khan Academy and Physics Classroom can also be helpful.
Yes, there are several websites that offer free high school physics problems, including Physics Classroom, Khan Academy, and Physics Central.
One way to find challenging physics problems for high school students is to search for advanced placement (AP) physics problems. These are typically more difficult and can provide a good challenge for students.
Yes, many textbooks and online resources offer solutions to their practice problems. You can also search for specific problems on forums and educational websites where teachers and students may have shared solutions.
The best way to use high school physics problems to improve understanding is to actively work through them, rather than just reading the solutions. This will help you identify areas where you may need more practice and reinforce key concepts.