How can I make physics more engaging for higher secondary students?

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Habib Ahsan
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I am Ahsan from Bangladesh.Currently I am doing my Bachelor.I love physics and always willing to learn new problem solving techniques in this field.I also have an academy(as a hobby) where higher secondary students gather for more deepening insight of the world of basic physics.So, I sometime find myself in a position of trying to make a topic more clear to the students in a non conventional way.It would be great to find any help regarding the fact just above.Hoping to enjoy my time around here :)
 
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