How can I develop an interest in physics as a student?

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BrainLeak
I'm a newbie - I literally just joined minutes ago, so i'd like to start by saying hi to everyone here :)
Here's a little something about me:
I'm an AS student, studying Physics, Biology, Chemistry and Psychology, unfortunately Physics is my weakest subject and I'm hitting D's at the best, so the main reason I'm here is to develop an interest in physics, because I feel that if I'm interested in something I'm more attentive and more enthusiastic at learning it. :)
 
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