Physics
Physics Courses — Grade 11 & 12
What physics courses does Dr. Shreyank Educare offer?
Short answer
Dr. Shreyank Educare offers Physics 11 (measurement and vectors, kinematics, forces, energy, waves and optics) and Physics 12 (two-dimensional motion, momentum, circular motion, electricity and electromagnetism). University mechanics is planned. AP Physics is not currently offered.
The physics learning pathway
Physics 11 introduces how to model motion, forces and energy, and surveys waves, optics and modern topics. Physics 12 deepens mechanics into two dimensions and momentum, then adds circular motion, gravitation, electric circuits and electromagnetism. The throughline is building a physical model before calculating.
Available courses
The full BC Physics 11 course — skills & vectors, kinematics, forces, Newton’s laws, energy & heat, waves, geometric optics, special relativity, and nuclear physics — taught with original figures and worked examples.
Vectors, dynamics, circular motion, fields, electricity and electromagnetism.
- University Mechanics (BSc foundation) — coming soon
Common skill areas
- • Vectors — components and consistent directions
- • Kinematics — connecting position, velocity and acceleration
- • Forces and momentum — free-body diagrams and conservation
- • Electricity and magnetism — circuits and field reasoning
How Dr. Shreyank Educare teaches physics
Every course follows the same loop: diagnose the exact skill causing difficulty, learn it through explanations and worked examples, practise under difficulty that adapts to your performance, turn each mistake into targeted remediation, and prove mastery by solving new, unseen problems independently.
Frequently asked questions
- What order should I take the physics courses in?
- Physics 11 → Physics 12. Physics 12 builds directly on the kinematics, forces and energy foundation of Physics 11.
- Do you offer AP Physics?
- Not at this time. Physics is offered as BC Physics 11 and Physics 12; AP Physics is not currently a live course.
- What math do I need for physics?
- Solid algebra and trigonometry (for vector components). Physics pairs naturally with Pre-Calculus 11 and 12.
- Is Physics 12 much harder than Physics 11?
- It is a step up — momentum, circular motion and electromagnetism demand careful setup — but the problem-solving habits carry over directly from Physics 11.