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Join Mr. P for a full year of live AP Physics 1 Kahoot quizzes on YouTube! Once a month on a Monday evening, we go live with a 10-question multiple-choice Kahoot covering that unit's content. Every session starts at 7pm Eastern Time, except Review #2 which starts at 8pm. The full schedule for the 2026-2027 school year is in the video description. Check out the video below! 
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This video is directed specifically to AP Physics 1 teachers. I am introducing student worksheets and guided lecture notes for every AP Physics 1 topic and Flipping Physics video. They are not free, but they are included as a free bonus with bulk orders of my Ultimate Review Packet. I also walk through everything included in my URP and my UES, explain how to sign up for a free teacher preview, and talk about how to request a bulk discount estimate. These resources are designed to be used all year long, not just in the weeks before the exam. 
A common misconception: an object moving in a circle at a constant linear speed is not accelerating. This is incorrect! Even though the speed is constant, the direction of the velocity is always changing, which means the velocity is changing, which means there is a linear acceleration. That acceleration is called centripetal acceleration, and it always points inward toward the center of the circular path. Check out the video below!
Every year in late April and early May, Mr. P hears from students and teachers: "I wish I'd known about Flipping Physics earlier!" So this year, Bo is here to make sure that does not happen to you. Bo walks through everything Flipping Physics has to offer for AP Physics 1, AP Physics C: Mechanics, AP Physics C: E&M, and AP Physics 2, including free resources, lecture notes, Edpuzzle lessons, review videos, the Ultimate Review Packet, and the Ultimate Exam Slayer. Check out the video below!
See Bernoulli's Principle in action through 6 fast and fun demonstrations! Physics made clear and visual. Check out the video below!
We are back! Summer hiatus is over and new physics content is here. Welcome back to school to everyone in the USA! In this new lesson, Bobby, Billy, Bo and I take a deeper look at vacuum permittivity and the dielectric constant. We explore why a dielectric must be made from an insulating material, how the polarization of a dielectric reduces the net electric field in an isolated capacitor, and what the dielectric constant really means. We also work through the electric permittivity of mylar as an example, and touch on where vacuum permittivity shows up elsewhere in physics. Check out the video below! 
Fear not! Physics content returns in mid-August. In the meantime: the final moments of the Galápagos trip on Seymour Norte. Rocky coastline, rounded lava stones as far as you can see, golden light, and a sandy trail heading toward the sea. Not a bad way to say goodbye. Check out the video below!
Fear not! Physics content returns in mid-August. In the meantime: Magnificent Frigatebirds on the Seymour Norte trail, red pouches on full display and wings spread wide. Then the group discovers what a fisheye lens does to a group photo and things get a little silly. Both are completely worth watching. Check out the video below!
Fear not! Physics content returns in mid-August. In the meantime: a dry landing onto the dock at Seymour Norte and straight into the wildlife. Blue-footed boobies standing right on the trail, completely unbothered. A fluffy booby chick sitting on a rock staring directly into the camera. And one very dramatic booby perched on a cairn, beak pointed skyward like it was posing for a nature documentary. Zero personal space, maximum Galápagos energy. Check out the video below!
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Yep, I make physics videos in the hope that you can learn physics. If you are a physics teacher, I am very hopeful that you will want to use them to help flip your physics class. Archives
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