Dr. Yang's Physics Olympiad Competition F=ma online class will start this week. Register soon.

[Sherry Wang]

In the 2017 USAPhO F=ma test, 30% of our students qualified as semifinalist. 4 of the 14 students received score of 20 and over.

Words from Dr. Yang’s students

Physics Olympiad Competition F=ma online Preparing Course

Course Description

      This class is focused on preparing for the USAPhO F=ma contest next January. The teacher will also cover important mechanics concepts and problem solving skills. These will help effectively improve students’ ability to solve hard USAPhO problems. This course also helps students prepare for the AP Physics 1 and AP Physics C courses and AP tests.

     This is an online course. The teacher will prepare notes before class, assign homework after class, and make a recording available after class to rewatch. There will be a reference book, but the curriculum is designed by the instructor. If students take this course, they will see a very large improvement in a very short amount of time.

     SpringLight has had a large number of students who qualified for the USAPhO semifinal, and two students have qualified for the finals. SpringLight is a WASC accredited institution.

Time:   For the convenience of students, we will have two schedules for the same lecture. You can choose one. 

9/16 to 12/2: 1:30-4:00pm, Saturdays    or    9/17 to 12/3, 4:30-7:00pm, Sundays (pacific time)

total 12 classes

Teacher: Dr. Yang, Chunlai 

Pre-requirement: AP-Physics 1 or AP-Physics C – Mechanics

Tuition: $1200

Registration: https://goo.gl/4TRGXD

Instructor

Dr. Yang graduated from Peking University and Boston College with a Ph. D. in Physics. With his knowledge in Physics, he had the ability to teach in the Department of Physics at Peking University and Boston College. While working at Boston College, Dr. Yang received the "Teaching Excellence Award" and also co-authored the textbook:Introductory Physics Laboratory Manual.

In recent years, Dr. Yang has devoted himself to tutoring high school students. He teaches several kinds of math and physics classes, including training for competitions. Many of Dr. Yang's students have made distinguished performances in math and physics competitions, and have achieved excellence in their own school courses. His own child has graduated from Harvard University and is now continuing his studies at Stanford Medical School.

[Sherry Wang]

In the 2017 and 2018 USAPhO F=ma test,

30% of our students qualified as semifinalist. (2017: 14; 2018:18)

Words from Dr. Yang’s students

Physics Olympiad Competition F=ma online Preparing Course

Course Description

      This class is focused on preparing for the USAPhO F=ma contest next January. The teacher will also cover important mechanics concepts and problem solving skills. These will help effectively improve students’ ability to solve hard USAPhO problems. This course also helps students prepare for the AP Physics 1 and AP Physics C courses and AP tests.

    This is an online course. Students can interact with teacher during the class.

The teacher will prepare notes before class, assign homework after class, and make a recording available after class to rewatch. There will be a reference book, but the curriculum is designed by the instructor. If students take this course, they will see a very large improvement in a very short amount of time.

     SpringLight has had a large number of students who qualified for the USAPhO semifinal, and two students have qualified for the finals. SpringLight is a WASC accredited institution.

Time:   For the convenience of students, we will have two schedules for the same lecture. You can choose one. 

9/15 to 12/1: 1:30-4:00pm, Saturdays    or    9/16 to 12/2, 4:30-7:00pm, Sundays (pacific time)

total 12 classes

Teacher: Dr. Yang, Chunlai 

Pre-requirement: AP-Physics 1 or AP-Physics C – Mechanics

Tuition: $1200

Registration: https://goo.gl/X9mjyL

Instructor

Dr. Yang graduated from Peking University and Boston College with a Ph. D. in Physics. With his knowledge in Physics, he had the ability to teach in the Department of Physics at Peking University and Boston College. While working at Boston College, Dr. Yang received the "Teaching Excellence Award" and also co-authored the textbook:Introductory Physics Laboratory Manual.

In recent years, Dr. Yang has devoted himself to tutoring high school students. He teaches several kinds of math and physics classes, including training for competitions. Many of Dr. Yang's students have made distinguished performances in math and physics competitions, and have achieved excellence in their own school courses. His own child has graduated from Harvard University and is now continuing his studies at Stanford Medical School.

Class agenda:

• General Knowledge
• Kinematics
• Dynamics
• Work and Energy
• Impulse and Momentum
• Circular Motion and Rotation
• Rotational Inertial and Angular Momentum
• Gravitational Law
• Oscillation and Waves
• Static Mechanics
• Fluid Mechanics
• General Strategies （including 2018 new F=ma test strategy )

[Sherry Wang]

From 2017 and 2019 USAPhO F=ma test,

30% of our students qualified as semifinalist.

Several students qualified as USAPhO Silver and Bronze Awards.

Words from Dr. Yang’s students

Physics Olympiad Competition F=ma onsite and online Preparing Course

Course Description

      This class is focused on preparing for the USAPhO F=ma contest next January. The teacher will also cover important mechanics concepts and problem solving skills. These will help effectively improve students’ ability to solve hard USAPhO problems. This course also helps students prepare for the AP Physics 1 and AP Physics C courses and AP tests.

    This is an onsite class. Students can also take it online at the same time and interact with teacher during the class.

Dr. Yang will prepare notes before class, assign homework after class, and make a recording available after class to rewatch. There will be a reference book, but the curriculum is designed by the Dr. Yang. If students take this course, they will see a very large improvement in a very short amount of time.

     SpringLight has had a large number of students who qualified for the USAPhO semifinal, and two students have qualified for the finals. SpringLight is a WASC accredited institution.

Time:   For the convenience of students, we will have two schedules for the same lecture. You can choose one. 

9/21 to 12/7: 1:30-4:00pm, Saturdays    or    9/22 to 12/8, 1:30-4:00pm, Sundays (pacific time)

total 12 classes

Teacher: Dr. Yang, Chunlai 

Pre-requirement: AP Physics 1 or AP Physics C Mechanics

Tuition: $1250

Registration: https://goo.gl/X9mjyL

Instructor

Dr. Yang graduated from Peking University and Boston College with a Ph. D. in Physics. With his knowledge in Physics, he had the ability to teach in the Department of Physics at Peking University and Boston College. While working at Boston College, Dr. Yang received the "Teaching Excellence Award" and also co-authored the textbook:Introductory Physics Laboratory Manual.

In recent years, Dr. Yang has devoted himself to tutoring high school students. He teaches several kinds of math and physics classes, including training for competitions. Many of Dr. Yang's students have made distinguished performances in math and physics competitions, and have achieved excellence in their own school courses. His own child has graduated from Harvard University and is now continuing his studies at Stanford Medical School.

Class agenda:

• General Knowledge
• Kinematics
• Dynamics
• Work and Energy
• Impulse and Momentum
• Circular Motion and Rotation
• Rotational Inertial and Angular Momentum
• Gravitational Law
• Oscillation and Waves
• Static Mechanics
• Fluid Mechanics

• General Strategies （including 2018&2019 new F=ma test strategy )

[Xiaorui Wang]

FYI