How do you get better at physics

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Best way is to study, pay attention in class. Something i have found very helpful is take notes. Writing things down is a very good way to remember content.

Anit [1.1K]3 years ago

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Study. Take notes as always. Highlight any thugs you don’t understand and I know ppl can be shy but ask your teachers for help. You might want to have extra help such as Some afterschool who provide extra help or even tutoring. Online videos are helpful too

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