Exploring Physics: Tips for Teaching Students Aged 16-19

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Hello, I am glad that there is a place where I can ask questions that I failed to find elsewhere. Physics is my hobby and I plan on giving lectures for students aged 16-19. So I want to understand the topic as much as possible.

I look forward to discussing physics.
Have a nice day,
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