How to get started learning physics?

Bill Cao · Nov 7, 2014

I am new to this forum and staring to learn physics. I was wondering how I would get really good at physics?

davenn · Nov 7, 2014

hi
welcome to PF

Lots of study, read good textbooks as used in university/college classes
when you cone across things in the books that you don't understand, then you can ask specific questions :)Ohhhh even get some basic high school books that have lots of practical experiments that you could work your way through

cheers
Dave

davenn · Nov 7, 2014

you haven't said anything about yourself
are you a teen, a senior person ... ?
have you considered going to university as an adult student ?
I did that to study geology, I was 10 yrs old when I started univ.

Dave

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