Physics isn't mathematics, but really reality in your lifeÂ
Do you know about physics? Is physics material difficult? Is it true that physics only studies formulas? Physics teacher unpleasant? Does physics have many formulas? We provide the best solutions to all the questions above so that you don't misunderstand physics.
First, Physics is one of the subjects taught while still at school. This lesson is included in Natural Sciences (IPA) along with chemistry and biology lessons. In general, physics studies the natural phenomena that exist around us. We can't deny that events surrounding physics are part of physics. So, physics is realistic about our lives. Therefore, if we think that physics is just studying formulas, it is certainly not correct. Indirectly, we have studied physics because the meaning of physics itself is learning about natural phenomena.
Second, physics is actually not difficult. Everything you learn depends on the person and the teacher. If the teacher can deliver the material well, students will say it is easy to understand. If the teacher does not convey it well, students will definitely say the material is difficult or hard to understand. Everything cannot be separated from a teacher or educator. In educational theory, there are many ways or strategies that teachers can use to make students feel comfortable and enjoyable. Therefore, if someone says physics is difficult, it means they don't understand physics completely. Maybe those who say that learn physics only up to the skin, not the contents.
Third, physics is not just memorizing formulas or studying them. However, we must understand the basic concepts of the theory. People who say things like that definitely don't understand the concept. All the chapters in physics do not all study formulas but how to understand the meaning of what previous scientists have written. I will give an example: business material. It can be said that he is doing work if he changes the shape of the original position to the target position. From here, physics is not just memorizing formulas but the general meaning.
Fourth, physics does have many formulas, but the meaning behind the formulas has been explained in detail. For example: in speed material, you don't just have to learn the formula that speed is equal to distance divided by time. However, we understand it from another point of view. Of course we already do speed every day. The greater the speed, the shorter the distance we travel. From this, physics is not completely formulaic but rather has theories or applications in everyday life.
Fifth, most physics teachers are annoying or unpleasant. This has been found directly in several schools. However, not all physics teachers are like that. Every school has a physics teacher with his own unique teaching characteristics. Therefore, we should not say that physics teachers are not good at teaching. All of these things come back to each individual and their school.
Several solutions can be provided by the author. Hopefully it will add to our knowledge and make ourselves better at conveying and understanding the material presented by the teacher.
Trenggalek, January 29 2024
