Read Online Cracking the AP Physics 1 Exam 2019 Edition Practice Tests Proven Techniques to Help You Score a 5 College Test Preparation The Princeton Review Books

Product details Series College Test Preparation Paperback 416 pages Publisher Princeton Review; 2019 Edition edition (August 7, 2018) Language English ISBN-10 1524758094

Cracking the AP Physics 1 Exam 2019 Edition Practice Tests Proven Techniques to Help You Score a 5 College Test Preparation The Princeton Review Books Reviews

• I teach AP Physics 1 and AP Physics C at a public school. The AP Physics 1 exam is very different from any traditional physics exams. The AP 1 exam requires students to understand and explain concepts in paragraph responses rather than to solve problems mathematically, which is what all other physics courses (including AP Physics C) expect. While the topics in this book are aligned with AP Physics 1, it is better suited to a more traditional, problem-solving course. There are mathematical derivations that simply aren't part of the AP 1 standards. That doesn't mean that students won't learn from it, but the practice problems and tests emphasize problems solving and lack the, "What happens, and why?", types of questions that students will face on the real AP 1. Unfortunately, we have yet to find a textbook or prep book that emphasizes this sort of thinking and response.
• I bought this book for my teenager who actually used it unlike some of the other books that I had bought for him.
• The book is really helpful and helped me understand and review concepts effectively. It is a little more focused on the math section compared to the conceptual understanding of physics. Overall the concepts were expressed very clearly and concisely and the review problems at the end of each chapter were also helpful in assessing my ability and practicing the the concepts. I hope I can get a 5 using this!
• Great..!
• Nicely written and broken down into understandable mini lessons.
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• Sometimes the questions and answer key don't match up to each other, resulting in confusion for learners.
• Bought to prepare for physics MTEL but questions were not similar.