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Officially celebrating one month at @physicsgraph and 100 followers on X! At the risk of sounding cliché, I genuinely wake up every day excited to jump in to work, a privilege that many don't share.
With this we’re officially half way through Physics 1. Which also means our early bird price for physics 1 will be gone soon, if you’ve been holding off, now’s your chance!
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If your kids have strong mathematical foundations (Mathematical Foundation II/Integrated Math II from MathAcademy), then I think they'll like our course physicsgraph.com/courses?tab=ph…
I've finally worked through the first 4 units of our Physics I course on @physicsgraph, polishing up the content, and I am now beyond excited for more students to get their hands on it. It feels amazing to be building something that my younger self would have loved.
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PhysicsGraph in 2026 is going to be legit insane. We are halfway through Physics 1 and just added some more content firepower with Luca who is better than me at this stuff. And our soon to be launched Free Response Qs are something afaik no one has been able to build yet.
I think both are fantastic. I'm a big believer in spaced repetition, so having this built into an optimized curriculum for math (in the case of Math Academy) and physics (for PhysicsGraph) is a gamechanger. Once you learn a topic in these systems, it REALLY sticks.
Broke 10k XP on @_MathAcademy_ and finished all available lessons on @physicsgraph Winter lock in progressing nicely
This week at @physicsgraph, we got curious about the structure of the AP Physics I test. It tests what they refer to as "Science Practices": 1. Creating Representations 2. Mathematical Routines 3. Scientific Questioning and Argumentation This got us wondering, why these?
Last week at @physicsgraph, the whole team spent time performing another comprehensive review of all of the content in our units 1 & 2 in an effort to maintain our commitment to excellence, and it wasn't easy.
Been working on creating this visualization for our newly released topic on average acceleration.
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