Articles
The articles below discuss how physics is most effectively learned and practiced.
Physics is often taught as a sequence of formulas and procedures. In reality, strong performance depends on recognizing the structure of a problem, selecting the appropriate model, and reasoning carefully from underlying principles. Several short essays below address common difficulties students encounter when studying physics and science more generally and how to approach them more effectively.
For readers interested in deeper reflection on scientific reasoning more broadly, additional longer essays are available on my Medium page. Those pieces explore the scientific approach itself and how structured reasoning applies across many domains.