​I tutor many students each year, and they often paint a similar picture during our first meeting:

- "I missed a lot of school and need to catch up"
- "My teacher just gives us worksheets"
- "I'm taking AP Physics as a first-year course"
- "We have a substitute that doesn't know physics"

​I don't know your situation, but if you're interested in self-studying your way to a better physics understanding, then I believe I can help.
The Site: 
I have broken down the entire AP Physics 1 curriculum into 5-minute video intervals - immediately followed with a worksheet and answer key to assist with mastery. Each major topic contains a review video, as well as a practice exam, which contains sample multiple choice and free response questions. And these videos aren't just for AP students - they will assist with any algebra-based physics course.​
Over 1,100 content slides are broken down into 5-minute intervals, immediately followed with a short worksheet and answer key for mastery
One of over 1,100 slides created for this video series
The Creator:
I have tutored privately over 12 years, and have seen high school physics from every angle.  The methods I use in my videos are those that have connected with the most students, and those that have consistently gotten results.
- 8 year full-time high school physics teacher
- 4 year community college adjunct professor
- 12 year private physics tutor
- Consultant for first-year physics teachers
- Curriculum Writer: AP-C, AP-1, Honors Phy
Scott Kupiec. Creator. 12 years of teaching experience and over 11 years of tutoring experience
Creator: Scott Kupiec
Check out PhysicsIn5's twitter handle, where weekly quizzes are posted throughout the schoolyear.  Multiple Choice practice is posted every Monday, and Free Response practice is posted every Friday.
Physicsin5.com is an online classroom for algebra-based physics
My old classroom: Metea Valley High School (IL District 204)