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Course Overview
Course Overview
Physics is the study of matter, energy, motion, and the fundamental forces of nature. It seeks to explain how and why objects move, interact, and change, from the smallest particles to the largest structures in the universe.
A high school Physics student is expected to have completed Algebra I (with Algebra II recommended) and at least one year of a high school science course.
Class Calendar
Class Calendar
Due to the unprecedented nature of the school year, Physics is evolving the timeline to meet the needs of students. I have attached a link you can click to see what we are doing for the immediate future.
Fall UNIT Topics
Fall UNIT Topics
Unit 00: Intro to Physics
Unit 01: Motion
Unit 02: Momentum
Unit 03: Forces
Unit 04: Kinematics
Unit 05: Circular Motion
Spring Unit Topics
Spring Unit Topics
Unit 06: Energy
Unit 07: Thermodynamics
Unit 08: Waves
Unit 09: Electricity
Unit 10: Modern Physics
Required Materials
Required Materials
- iPad
Each student will be required to come to class prepared to learn. We utilize mostly digital applications. Please keep it charged.
- Digital Applications
The following are logos of applications that must be downloaded on the student's district issued iPad from the Eanes Self Service App.
Self Service
Eanes App Store
Google Classroom
Sky Portal
Notability
PhET
EdPuzzle
Quizlet
Khan Academy
Kahoot
Syllabus
Syllabus
Coming Soon!
Tutoring
Tutoring
There are some options for tutoring in Physics:
Tutoring by Teacher – Ask your teacher for tutoring in Physics either before school or during lunch.
NGC Library Tutoring – Science tutoring is also available in the NGC library during the following times this school year:
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays 4:30-6:30 pm & Thursdays 7:30-8:30 am
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