Math and Physics for Students

When it comes to school, math and physics are the subjects that are most often cited as the most difficult to master. It’s no surprise since the subjects deal with a huge amount of information which can be quite complicated. As a result, many students struggle with math and physics. Here are links to some sites to help with that problem.

Fractions and Decimals

• Continued Fractions: An introduction to continued fractions.
• Fractions Fast Facts: Explains the basic facts about fractions.
• Continued Fractions Introduction: Provides good information about continued fractions.
• Working with Fractions: Shows students how to work with fractions.
• Multiplication of Fractions: Illustrates how to multiply fractions.
• Introduction to Decimals: Discusses decimals and their uses.
• Repeating Decimals: Shows how to deal with repeating decimal problems.
• Multiplying Decimals: Walks students through a few problems that involve multiplying decimals.
• Converting Decimals to Fractions: Teaches students how to properly convert decimals to factions.
• Operations with Decimals: An article that touches on most operations that involve using decimals.

Integers and Exponents

• Introduction to Integers: Discusses basic facts about integers.
• Interactive Integer Demonstration: An interactive feature that shows students how integers should be used.
• Unsigned and Signed Integers: Discusses the difference between unsigned and signed integers and when to use them.
• Integer Problems: Some good examples of integer problems.
• Adding Integers: Lesson plan aimed at teaching students how to add integers together.
• Manipulation of Exponents: Provides examples of problems that manipulate exponents.
• Integer Exponents: Good information on integer exponents.
• Exponent Properties: Points out the basic properties of exponents.
• Integer Exponent Problems: Walks students through the completion of integer exponent problems.
• Rules of Exponents: Discusses the basic rules that apply when using exponents.

Newton’s Laws

• Three Laws of Motion: Offers an overview of Newton’s laws of motion.
• Newton and the Laws of Motion: Explains the laws of motion with a brief description of Newton.
• Newton's First Law: Explains Newton’s First Law of Motion.
• Laws of Motion Activities: A list of links to activities that involve laws of motion for different grade levels.
• Newton and Acceleration: Shows how Newton’s laws explained acceleration.

Momentum and Inertia

• Mechanics and Momentum: Explains the mechanics of how momentum works.
• Momentum Lab: An online experiment that illustrates the theory of momentum.
• Momentum, Work and Energy: Shows how momentum is related to work and energy.
• Intermediate Momentum of Inertia: Briefly discusses inertia in the context of an experiment.
• Calculating Moments of Inertia: Clearly shows how to calculate inertia.

Electricity

• Electricity and Magnetism: Discusses electricity, magnetism, and how they are connected.
• Electricity: Provides information about electricity as well as several experiments involving electricity.
• Physics Lab: Electricity: A few electricity experiments to help students understand how it works.
• Static Electricity Page: Provides some good information on static electricity.
• Electricity and Magnetism Links: A list of links to multiple sites with essential information about electricity and magnetism.