LIVE CLASS
MATH
HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICS
4 WEEKS · SHORT-TERM

Math Essentials for High School Physics

What makes Physics such a challenging class?

Starts Wed, Sep 2

11:30 PM UTC · 1h

4 sessions


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FEATURED INSTRUCTOR

Jo

4.8

WHAT YOU'LL WALK AWAY WITH

Outcomes, not lecture notes.

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Live, interactive instruction

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Engaging activities and demos

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Safe, moderated classroom

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Recording available for catch-up

YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Meet Jo.

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Jo

4.8

Jo Hopp is a college physics professor as well as the founder of ALG Hockey, an education organization that helps amateur athletes thrive in school while juggling ambitious sporting schedules. Teaching from an e-glass production studio she engineered and built herself, Jo specializes in blending theory and practice, delivering expertise while guiding students through discovery and hands-on learning.

ABOUT THIS CLASS

What makes Physics such a challenging class? In many ways, it's because you're facing a hard math class and a hard science class at the same time. Physics builds on and requires the steady use of concepts from several years of math: Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Precalculus concepts all apply. And that's why students love the Math Essentials for High School Physics class, a back-to-school refresher on the math skills you need to know but haven't seen or used in months (or years). From quadratics to vectors, you'll accelerate your mathematical muscle memory and carry math momentum through the first semester of physics. This class will help with any type of high school physics class, including general and honors physics and all four flavors of AP Physics, as well.

GOOD TO KNOW

Live Q&A

Cameras / mics optional

Recordings

Available within 1 hour, kept 90 days

Materials

No special materials required

PLAN PERK
$0

free with a Varsity Tutors membership

NEXT CLASS IN

26

DAYS

14

HRS

52

MIN

Wed, Sep 2 • 11:30pm UTC

4 classes, starts in 26 days

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Math Essentials for High School Physics