Is there a forum for NYC physics standards K-12?

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A new tutor for 11th grade physics in New York City is seeking guidance on internal session notes and standards compliance, specifically regarding the absence of velocity and displacement in the physical science standards. While the standards cover topics like momentum, forces, energy, and waves, they do not address foundational concepts such as reading velocity-time graphs or calculating displacement. The tutor is looking for resources or forums to clarify questions about NYC physics standards and has been advised to consult the NY Regents or consider using a Regents-focused Physics Review book. Relevant links to New York State standards and additional resources for educators have been provided for further assistance.
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I am a new tutor working with students in 11th grade physics in New York City. I am required to keep notes internally on the sessions and the standards that I cover in them; after noticing that the physical science standards don’t include mentions of velocity or displacement as a content area, I am wondering where I can turn for help.

The standards include content for momentum and forces, energy, waves, and mass, but not early semester material on reading velocity-time graphs and finding displacement as the area under that curve.

Is there a forum or resource for questions about the NYC physics standards?
 
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