How to be good in maths and physics

When I was in college, I totally bombed first-year physics. Barely clawed through it in high school, too. And yet I ended up with an advanced science education (and pretty decent exam scores in physics along the way).

How to make physics easy

How did I turn it around? It took a significant paradigm shift in the way I thought about and studied physics.

And that's exactly what I'm going to teach you about in this article: five killer strategies for understanding and learning physics so much better than you do.

(I mean, I'm assuming physics has you on the ropes if you're here reading this.)

These strategies aren't just my own but are the product of decades of cognitive science research—yep, using science to help you learn science—as well as our many conversations with top students and professors in the realm of physics.

So, with that said, here are five killer strategies for defeating my previous arch-nemesis science subject!

(Oh, and if you need help drilling yourself on the most important facts, Brainscape has expert-curated collections of smart, digital flashcards for AP Physics and Physics 10

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