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How to Love Physics? by Physics Advocate/advguruji

 Majority of the students around the world find Physics difficult. Why it is happening on such a large scale? Lets dig deep in to this topic. There are plenty of reasons why students from each and every country are afraid of Physics. But as a Physics teacher, I will give the solutions to love Physics.


Solution 1 : Upgrade your mathematical skills to your maximum potential.

Topics like Calculus, Vectors, Differential equations, Algebra, Trigonometry, Logarithm are the key concepts of physics. If you have a lose grip on any of these topics, then this is the time to fix it. If you are from a mathematical background(Non-medical in India), then you have an upper hand compared to the students from non-mathematics background(Medical in India).


Solution 2 : Improve your imagination to the next level.

This is the reason why Albert Einstein was excellent in Physics. Students who are born after year 2,000 have spend their major time in things such as smartphones, computers, TVs, etc. This has resulting in very less time spending with the real world.

Best you can do is get out from your home for at least half an hour daily or you can read fictional books on daily basis.


Solution 3 : Start studying Astronomy.


Even I have tested this on my students. Whenever I teach them things about the Universe, galaxies or our solar system just for fun, there interest in Physics get deeper and deeper because human brain is curious about new facts. If you sometimes link the astronomical facts to the actual physics syllabus, then physics will become more interesting as well as enjoyable.

You can also watch YouTube channels like Astrum, Destiny, TheSimplySpace, etc or you just comment on this article. I will provide PDFs of amazing books about Astronomy to you.


Solution 4 : Do not cram.

Now what I am trying to say is, you just have to remember the actual meaning of laws not the statements. Example - what is the actual meaning of Newton's 2nd law of motion, what is the actual meaning of law of conservation of energy, what is the actual meaning of Coulomb's law, etc.

If you know the actual meanings, just apply them in derivations and numericals.


Solution 5 : Improve your geometrical concepts.

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Branches like Mechanics, Ray Optics or Magnetism require lot of geometrical skills to deeply understand them.

What you can do is revise your childhood concepts about topics like Rectangle, Triangle, Rhombus, Parallelogram, etc in full details.


If you apply these solutions given by me, then you will definitely love Physics after 2-3 weeks.

Hope this article helped you.     GOD BLESS YOU ALL.

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