Summary of "ازاي احل الفيزياء/Physics؟ || اعمل ايه في اللي فات ؟؟ || ثانوية عامة 2026 عام ولغات"

Summary of the Video “ازاي احل الفيزياء/Physics؟ || اعمل ايه في اللي فات ؟؟ || ثانوية عامة 2026 عام ولغات”

The speaker is Khaled, a former high school student from the 2025 batch, now in his first year of dental school.
He offers advice for high school students, specifically those in the 2026 batch preparing for physics exams.

Primary books used in school include:

Al-Mu’aser (المعاصر): The main exam preparation book.
Al-Tafawuq (التفوق): Very close to the exam content.
Newton (نيوتن): Easier book, good for general subjects but may not be available for language section students.
Al-Wissam (الوسام): More challenging, slightly outside the curriculum but useful for additional practice.
Al-Wafi (الوافي) and Daleel (الدليل): Also good supplementary books.

Advice:

If currently solving one book, add another to diversify practice.
Use the combination that fits your study track (general or languages).
Observe how your teacher solves problems and align your book choices accordingly.

For Arabic students:

Mr. Abdel Maaboud (عبد المعبود) – Known for unique ideas and theoretical depth.
Mr. Mahmoud Magdy (محمود مجدي) – Simple and clear methods.
Mr. Hossam Khalil (حسام خليل) – Not personally tried by the speaker.
Dr. Kerolos (دكتور كرولوس) – Good for ideas and problem-solving paths but less focused on theory.

For language students:

Mr. Tamer El-Qadi (تامر القاضي) – Highly recommended, excellent teaching style.
Mr. Nawar (نوار), Mr. Haitham (هيثم), Mr. Omar Ray (عمر راي), Mr. Ahmed Samir (أحمد سمير) – All good, with some more advanced ideas.

Suggestion: Watch YouTube videos of these teachers to understand different problem-solving techniques.

Chapter 1 (Electricity basics):

Emphasis:

Master these basics as they frequently appear in exams.
Theoretical understanding is crucial, especially for Kirchhoff’s laws and internal resistance.
The speaker shares personal experience of initial fear around “r_small” concepts, which became easier with practice.

Pay special attention to instruments, coils, solenoids, and dynamos covered in later chapters.
Teachers often rush through these sections, but they contain important exam questions.
Focus on the “end of chapter” topics as they are commonly tested.
In November, aim to catch up on as much material as possible since December and the second semester move very fast.
Avoid falling behind because catching up later is difficult and stressful.
Use available online resources such as Telegram, Instagram, and YouTube for summaries, questions, and additional explanations.

Use Al-Mu’aser as your base book.
Add Al-Tafawuq or Newton depending on your study track.
Supplement with Al-Wissam, Al-Wafi, or Daleel if you want extra practice.

Master Chapter 1 concepts thoroughly.
Pay attention to the theory behind Ohm’s law, resistors, internal resistance, and Kirchhoff’s laws.
Don’t neglect instruments, coils, solenoids, dynamos, and motors.
Review end-of-chapter questions carefully as they are exam favorites.