The Simple Pendulum School of Physics, #SP2, established in 2024, method is the gateway to excellence in foundational physics courses in any STEM career.
Our mission is to make learning physics accessible for all minds and abilities based on educationally tested approaches and time-honored curricula. You may be surprised to discover that beyond the actual subject of physics, the structure of physics problem-solving applies to most academic and professional activities in the industrialized knowledge-work based world of the 21st century.
1. Solving physics problems develops general problem-solving skills:
Physics problems require
which are transferable to many areas of life.
2. Solving physics problems requires analytical thinking
3. Solving physics problems improves mathematical skills:
4. Solving physics problems enhances understanding of the natural world:
6. Solving physics problems develops spatial reasoning and encourages curiosity:
7. Solving physics problems develops resilience:
Altogether solving physics problems prepares students for future careers: Physics is a fundamental subject that underlies many fields, such as engineering, chemistry, biology, medicine, and technology.
By learning to resolve physics problems, students develop a powerful toolkit of skills that will benefit them in many areas of life!
Setting up young minds for a lifetime of success
Our faculty of Ph.D.’s and researchers are dedicated to cultivating a passion for physics providing top-notch instruction.
Our curriculum is designed to cover all fundamental concepts of physics, providing students with a strong foundation for further education and career advancement: Mechanics (enrolling SP24), Electricity & Magnetism (enrolling FA24), Molecular Theory (enrolling by invitation), Thermodynamics (enrolling by invitation), Optics (under development), Quantum Mechanics (under development).
We believe in the importance of practical learning. Through hands-on experiments and laboratory sessions, students get to apply their theoretical knowledge and test essential scientific skills (under development).
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