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Physics at the Honors level provides students with an in-depth overview of physics topics including light, waves, electricity and magnetism, mechanics, heat, and energy. The course is designed for students who have a strong proficiency in mathematics, including the ability to easily solve algebraic equations. Students will be expected to express understanding in clear, coherent writing, and to demonstrate mastery of problem-solving techniques. Laboratory work is an integral part of the course. In lab, students will develop foundational science skills, such as experimental design, qualitative and quantitative observations, data and graph analysis, and meaningful communication of scientific results. This rigorous and fast-paced course is suitable for students who can work independently in order to master the material and have advanced skills in reading, writing, math, and data analysis. It is recommended that students also be concurrently enrolled in honors math. This course prepares students for the Introductory Physics MCAS.

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Online Video Version of the Textbook
Scroll down to the videos. The chapters are roughly equivalent to the textbook we have - the titles are good though! If you click a chapter you will get subsections.

For more information online (video and other resources) look around this link