What are some online resources for learning 11th grade physics?

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The discussion focuses on finding online resources for learning 11th grade physics, specifically tailored to Canadian standards. Key topics of interest include Wave Motion, Geometric Optics, Kinematics, Dynamics, Energy, Special Relativity, static and dynamic friction, pendulum calculations, and the time for a rolling object to reach the bottom of a ramp. The user expresses a preference for interactive learning through live audio discussions, citing courses by Ramamurti Shankar as potential resources.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of basic physics concepts such as Kinematics and Dynamics
  • Familiarity with Wave Motion and Geometric Optics
  • Knowledge of static and dynamic friction principles
  • Basic mathematical skills for calculations involving pendulums and rolling objects
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  • Research live online physics discussion platforms for interactive learning
  • Explore Ramamurti Shankar's courses on Wave Motion and Geometric Optics
  • Study the principles of Special Relativity and its applications
  • Learn about pendulum motion and rolling object dynamics through practical experiments
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Students preparing for electrician apprenticeship programs, educators seeking interactive teaching methods, and anyone interested in mastering 11th grade physics concepts.

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Canadian physics standards may be different then that of US Standards.

I am middle aged but wanted to try for the electrician apprentice program offered by the local technical collages. In order to be a apprentice, 11th grade physics and 11th grade math are pre requirements and I will be tested on them in june.

I am trying to find a site online that discusses area of Wave Motion and Geometric Optics; Kinematics; Dynamics; Energy; Special Relativity; , static and dynamic friction, pendium calculation of time, calculating time for a rolling object to reach bottom of a ramp and so on.

Also, are there live online audio discussions that talk about physics from a beginner standpoint?
Text learning is kind of boring but live sessions would be so much more interactive.

Thanks
 
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You can have a look at these two courses by Ramamurti Shankar:

 
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