We will cover the CAIE Physics IGCSE/O level specifications for the year 2023, 2024 and 2025 from beginning to end. Even if you aren't studying any of the CAIE curriculums, the content will still be very similar to the other British curriculums (Ex: Edexcel, AQA, etc.). In fact, the session is open to anyone who wants to learn physics. Also, since we are trying to cover as much of the syllabus as possible and solve past papers within a very short period of time, I will give videos and resources before every session that you MUST go through (I will be explaining the same concepts of those resources in the session but knowing them to some extent beforehand will accelerate learning and teaching). Physics IGCSE specifications: https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/Images/595430-2023-2025-syllabus.pdf Physics O level specifications: https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/Images/595446-2023-2025-syllabus.pdf

Studying together will provide greater accountability to get work done on time. Also, shout-outs to Allaam R (https://schoolhouse.world/u/465) for co-hosting this with me. - We will be using the pomodoro technique - You are free to chat with other participants during break (or you can skip the break if you want) - Camera is not mandatory (I never turn it on myself, lol) - Feel free to give me any suggestions to help me improve these sessions (I am always looking for new and better ways to help you guys)

We will learn about the basics of programming using pseudocodes and flowcharts so that you get the fundamental idea necessary to learn to code in any high-level language of your choice. Since the basics of most high-level languages are similar, learning one language will help you with learning others too. For this series, I will be primarily focusing on C#. Programming is an awesome and fun skill. Even if you do not plan to study in the field of programming later in life, it is still a good idea to learn it.

We will try to attain mastery in the topic: composite and inverse functions by completing this entire topic from Khan Academy. By the end of the series, you should know what is a function and the difference between a function and a relation. You will also be able to find the inverse of a given function and much more. Moreover, we will be completing at least one unit test together (We can do more if you want). This session is perfect if you want to learn at your own pace and get proficient in the particular topic.