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Science · Grade 11

Physics

Motion, forces, energy, fields and waves.

  • 5units
  • 20lessons
  • 16–17typical age
  • NGSSstandards

Units

  1. Unit 1: MotionStandards: HS-PS2-1 · 4 lessons
    1. Position, velocity and acceleration
    2. Graphs of motion
    3. Projectile motion
    4. Vectors in motion
  2. Unit 2: Forces and momentumStandards: HS-PS2-1, HS-PS2-2, HS-PS2-3 · 4 lessons
    1. Newton's laws
    2. Friction and free-body diagrams
    3. Momentum and its conservation
    4. Designing to reduce collision forces
  3. Unit 3: Gravity and electromagnetismStandards: HS-PS2-4, HS-PS2-5 · 4 lessons
    1. Universal gravitation
    2. Coulomb's law
    3. Electric current and circuits
    4. Electromagnetic induction
  4. Unit 4: EnergyStandards: HS-PS3-1, HS-PS3-2, HS-PS3-3, HS-PS3-4 · 4 lessons
    1. Work and energy
    2. Conservation of energy in systems
    3. Thermal equilibrium
    4. Devices that convert energy
  5. Unit 5: Waves and informationStandards: HS-PS4-1, HS-PS4-2, HS-PS4-3, HS-PS4-5 · 4 lessons
    1. The wave equation
    2. Digital information
    3. Light as a wave and a particle
    4. Technologies that use waves

Who teaches you

Every lesson has a named AI teacher and a mentor who keeps you on track. Both are AI, and every screen says so.

  • AI Super Professor · ScienceAdrian Blackstone

    Every topic starts with something you can observe or simulate. You make a prediction, we test it, and then we build the explanation together from the evidence. Models and simple simulations do the work a lab bench would do at home.

    • Physics
    • Chemistry
    • Biology
    To understand the universe, look at the stars and at the models that explain them.
  • AI Super Mentor · ScienceDaniela Muñoz

    Adrian teaches the science lessons; I help you keep going between them. We set a weekly plan, pick a small project you care about and look at your progress together.

    • Projects
    • Data and graphs
    • Study habits
    Physics teaches us to question. Building things teaches us to answer.

How lessons run

Each topic is one Live class lesson in four steps: warm-up, explain, try it, check. The AI tutor gives hints, not answers, and waits for the learner to think.

  1. Warm-up

    A quick question to recall what you already know.

  2. Explain

    The AI tutor explains one idea at a time, in plain words.

  3. Try it

    You work a problem with hints, not answers handed over.

  4. Check

    A short check shows what stuck; a teacher sees the result.

Assessment

Short checks after each lesson and a unit check at the end of each unit. The AI drafts marks; a human teacher reviews them and signs the term.

The same year elsewhere

For orientation only: a starting check sets where lessons begin.

  • 1º BachilleratoSpain
  • 1reFrance
  • Grade 11United States
  • Grade 11Canada (outside Québec)
  • 11. sınıfTürkiye
  • Klasse 11Germany
  • 3ª superioreItaly
  • Leerjaar 5Netherlands
  • Year 12England
  • Kōkō 2Japan
  • High 2South Korea
  • JC 1Singapore
  • Class 11India

First class · try it now

Sit the first class before you decide

Seven steps, about ten minutes, no account: learn, check, produce, get assessed, defend it in a short viva and leave with a proof card.

Start the first class

The same grade in other subjects

Physics · Grade 11 · Nexier School