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How to study physics properly: four steps
Four practical steps that turn scattered reading into understanding, practice, and review.
Physics
Physics from first principles to confident problem solving
Majdi Yasin is an Amman-based physics teacher for grades 9, 10, and Tawjihi students. He teaches the Jordanian national curriculum and publishes foundational lessons and free revision content through his educational channel. His current professional profiles identify his work with Asas Educational Platform and Al-Maharat International School, alongside earlier experience teaching physics and science through the IG, MYP, and ACT curricula.
His method starts with the question that comes before the formula: what physical idea are we describing, and why do we need this relationship? An equation is therefore not presented as something to memorize. It is treated as a tool whose meaning, units, and limits the learner can explain. When a physics problem exposes a missing mathematical foundation, such as exponent rules, scientific notation, triangles, or vectors, the lesson returns to that foundation before moving forward.
Each learning sequence follows a deliberate path: a short foundation check, a visual and verbal explanation of the concept, a worked example, guided practice, and questions that reveal where an error began. This supports both learners who need a clean starting point and learners who understand during class but struggle when solving alone at home. The aim is for a learner to choose a relationship, verify an answer, and explain the reasoning instead of repeating memorized steps.
Majdi holds a Bachelor of Science in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics from Al-Hussein Bin Talal University. His public professional record also lists a qualified-teacher certification and training in MATLAB fundamentals. His work combines subject knowledge, lesson planning for different levels, collaboration, and direct follow-up that makes homework and revision part of the learning process.
His public materials cover curriculum explanations, student-book and exercise-book questions, worksheets, paper and electronic assessments, regular revision, and graded question banks. A free YouTube foundation series for grades 9 and 10 lets students and parents see the teaching approach before requesting individual follow-up.
This page does not promise a particular score. It gives families a clear way to understand the method, watch real lesson samples, and request an appropriate next step. Share the grade, current unit, and the point causing difficulty. The request will reach Majdi so the next step can be arranged through WhatsApp or the contact form.
Every stage has a purpose the learner can observe while solving.
Secure the foundation
Check the skills a lesson depends on, including exponents, scientific notation, triangles, and vectors.
Understand the idea
Connect each relationship to its physical meaning, units, and valid use.
Practise with guidance
Work through an example, then transfer responsibility while identifying why an error started.
Prepare for assessment
Use graded questions, structured revision, answer checks, and practical time management.
Publicly listed qualifications directly related to physics and teaching.
BSc in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics
Al-Hussein Bin Talal University, 2015–2018.
Qualified Teacher Certification
Professional teacher preparation through Nell Program Academy.
MATLAB fundamentals
Training through the King Abdullah II Fund for Development.
National and international curricula
The Jordanian curriculum for grades 9 to 12 at Al-Maharat International School, with earlier physics and science teaching on the IG, MYP, and ACT curricula at Al-Hassad Educational Schools.
Majdi publishes the whole first semester on YouTube: one foundation track for grade 9 and one for grade 10, six episodes each, from exponent rules through physical quantities and vectors. Watch the opening episode before deciding, because the lessons continue in exactly the same voice.
Official channel lesson Runtime 29:09
Four practical steps that turn scattered reading into understanding, practice, and review.
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The idea everything else rests on: physics is not complexity, it is a correct foundation.
6 lessons Free on YouTube
6 lessons Free on YouTube
Figures any visitor can check on the channel and the accounts, rather than a promised grade.
The whole first semester free: twelve episodes
Six episodes for the class of 2012 and six for the class of 2011, from exponent rules through physical quantities and vectors, open on YouTube with no sign-up and no fee.
More than six thousand channel subscribers
The Majdi Yasin physics channel carries forty-three published pieces across curriculum episodes and study-method films.
More than twelve thousand Instagram followers
Short explanations, a question of the day, and solving maps: the space most grade 9 and grade 10 students arrive from.
Two class communities for daily follow-up
One group for the class of 2012 and one for the class of 2011 on Telegram and WhatsApp, for schedule reminders, worksheets, and answers to solving questions.
The first-semester physics study card
Lesson explanations, student-book and exercise-book solutions, worksheets, paper and electronic tests, a graded question bank, and WhatsApp follow-up. Price and availability are confirmed on contact.
Teaching in class and on platforms
The Jordanian curriculum for grades 9 to 12 at Al-Maharat International School, and grade 9 and 10 physics on the Asas Educational Platform.
His current content focuses on grade 9, grade 10, and Tawjihi physics in the Jordanian curriculum.
The path starts by identifying the needed foundation, such as exponents, scientific notation, triangles, or vectors, then connects it directly to the physics problem.
The whole free foundation series is on this page: six episodes for grade 9 and six for grade 10, from exponent rules through physical quantities and vectors, each open on YouTube with no sign-up.
The public offer lists lesson explanations, student-book and exercise-book solutions, worksheets, paper and electronic tests, a graded question bank, review, and support. Current price and availability are confirmed directly.
Send a name, phone number, grade, and short message describing the unit or difficulty. No account is required, and direct WhatsApp contact remains available.
Share the grade, unit, and where solving breaks down. No account is required.
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Share the grade, unit, and point blocking progress so the right follow-up can be arranged.