<p>Hi, folks! I need a little bit of advice. Because of scheduling conflicts, I was placed in AP Physics 1, but I never took introductory physics while practically everyone else in my class has. Because of this, my teacher assumes that we know certain things and I am falling behind a bit (or I am not on top of my game as much). What do you think I can do independently and at a low price to prepare myself to have the knowledge of a high school introductory physics course in a short amount of time? I am willing to study on the weekends and I have an interest in the subject matter.</p>
<p>Well the class was designed for people that haven’t taken physics yet, so most of your class shouldn’t even be taking that class. </p>
<p>I’m unaware of any non-textbook physics book you could read that help you, however there are videos on youtube that can help you grasp the topics that were taught in the I.P class. I’d recommend having a friend who has taken I.P to tell you the topics he/she learned in that class so you can study that material over the weekend.</p>