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The first book in the Quantitative Physics Series is now available on Amazon for purchase.

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Please consider writing a review for me on Amazon. Either for my classes or for the book! 

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Cover of my first workbook for kids on Kinematics
Newton's Laws workbook Cover image

This is the second book in the Quantitative Physics Series and is now available on Amazon.

Get your book HERE

Please consider writing a review for me on Amazon. Either for my classes or for the book! 

Review HERE

Sign up for live classes. ​​

A Mind-Expanding Must-Read for Curious Kids (and Curious Parents!)

We’ve completed about 50% of this book with my 10-year-old son, and I have to say—it’s brilliantly done. My son can read it independently, follow the steps, and most importantly—think critically. The pedagogy is spot-on, with just the right scaffolding to support deeper understanding without ever dumbing things down.

What really blew us away was Prof. Azadeh’s mind-blogging (yes, blogging, not just boggling!) approach to explaining motion maps and graphs. It’s like she snuck in a mini math curriculum on graphing while talking about nature and physics—ninja teaching at its finest.

This book doesn't just teach; it inspires. For any young reader ready to explore the world around them with wonder, this is the perfect companion.

And here's the kicker: I’ve been an Amazon reader for years... but this is the first time I’ve felt compelled to leave a review. That should say it all. What. A. Book. 

Philosophy

Of all the sciences, physics is one of the most intuitive. Yet, we wait a long time, often until junior year in high school, to teach it. Once in high school, many students who would have been fine learning physics concepts at the age of 8, 9, or 10 struggle to comprehend the more mathematical form of the subject. This workbook series aims to bridge this gap by using an intuitive, conceptual, and quantitative approach to physics. The hope is to instill a love for the subject in young children and empower them to be critical thinkers.

PHYSICS LITERACY FOR KIDS

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