Web Links

Great for building intuition fast—then turning that intuition into correct setups.

• Interactive demos (motion, forces, waves, circuits)
• Virtual labs (collect data + analyze)
• Graph explorations (x–t, v–t, a–t relationships)

Use these to verify units, algebra, and graphs—without replacing real reasoning.

• Unit conversions
• Scientific notation + sig figs helpers
• Vector component check tools
• Graphing tools for functions & data

Keep the fundamentals close: constants, equations, and quick concept checks.

• Constants and common values
• Equations by unit/topic
• Quick concept checks

Good practice is targeted: repeat the mistake pattern until it disappears.

• Topic question banks
• Competition-style problems
• Worked examples and walkthroughs

I keep this list intentionally tight—fewer links, higher quality. If you have a resource that belongs here, send it to:

Email: carl@thephysicstutor.org