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The Physics Bowl Practice and Review Sessions is designed for motivated students who want to take challenge in Physics Bowl competition.
Led by our experienced Competition Team
Physics Coach, Dr. Shao
STEM Mentor, Ms. Jane Cao
iPhinity Program Youth Leaders
Dates: Sundays, Feb 15, 22, Mar 1, 8, 15 , 22
Time: Start at 7pm, End around 9pm
On line: $20/session with $120 in total for 6 sessions
On Site: $30/Session with $180 in total for 6 sessions.
Spots are very limited—first come, first served. Payment is required to secure a spot.
The fee is collected to support and sustain our community service programs of iTalented Nonprofit Organization.
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How to make payment
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the agenda of each practice session?
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First, Students will work through 40 carefully selected past contest problems.
Then, instructors will review solutions step-by-step, highlighting key strategies, common mistakes to avoid, and faster ways to solve.
What topics will be covered?
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🟦 Division 1 (typically first-year physics) Focuses on classical mechanics: Kinematics (motion in 1D and 2D), Newton’s laws, Forces and free-body diagrams, Work, energy, and power, Momentum and collisions, Circular motion, Gravitation
🟩 Division 2 (typically second-year / AP-level students) Includes everything in Division 1, plus: Oscillations (simple harmonic motion), Waves and sound, Fluids, Thermodynamics, Electricity (electrostatics, circuits), Magnetism, Basic optics (reflection, refraction), Elementary modern physics (e.g., photons, atomic models — usually light coverage)
What skills is tested?
What skills is tested?
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Conceptual understanding, Algebra-based problem solving, Interpreting graphs and diagrams, Applying physics principles quickly (40 multiple-choice questions in 45 minutes)
Who may participate in the practice sessions?
Who may participate in the practice sessions?
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These sessions are open to any students preparing for Physics Bowl—whether you want a first taste of physics contests or you are seriously aiming for a stronger performance and want to improve your score. The sessions are especially helpful for students who like structured practice with guided solution reviews.
Recommended: High school students or advanced middle school students with strong algebra/trig skills
Helpful but not required: Completing Physics regular or Physics Honor
Minimum background: You should have learned mechanics in a physics class (or be currently learning it)
Most importantly: willingness to learn and the courage to take on a challenge are the key.
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