It's been a few years that I had been facing problems in problem solving in physics. I am a 10th class student, though I like to explore diverse world of physics regularly practicing concepts beyond my class and solving problems based on that. But I am getting burn out on some questions—

1. What should come in your mind the very first seeing a question.

2. How to find a good approach to solve the problem.

3. How to restart after a failure.

4. How to learn something extraordinary from a question?

5. How to never forget what I have learnt from it.

I am really hopeful to get a good guide from my seniors.

Thank you in advance :)

It's been a few years that I had been facing problems in problem solving in physics. I am a 10th class student, though I like to explore diverse world of physics regularly practicing concepts beyond my class and solving problems based on that. But I am getting burn out on some questions—

1. What should come in your mind the very first seeing a question.

2. How to find a good approach to solve the problem.

3. How to restart after a failure.

4. How to learn something extraordinary from a question?

5. How to never forget what I have learnt from it.

I am really hopeful to get a good guide from my seniors.

Thank you in advance :)

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It's been a few years that I had been facing problems in problem solving in physics. I am a 10th class student, though I like to explore diverse world of physics regularly practicing concepts beyond my class and solving problems based on that. But I am getting burn out on some questions—

1. What should come in your mind the very first seeing a question.

2. How to find a good approach to solve the problem.

3. How to restart after a failure.

4. How to learn something extraordinary from a question?

5. How to never forget what I have learnt from it.

I am really hopeful to get a good guide from my seniors.

Thank you in advance :)

It's been a few years that I had been facing problems in problem solving in physics. I am a 10th class student, though I like to explore diverse world of physics regularly practicing concepts beyond my class and solving problems based on that. But I am getting burn out on some questions—

1. What should come in your mind the very first seeing a question.

2. How to find a good approach to solve the problem.

3. How to restart after a failure.

4. How to learn something extraordinary from a question?

5. How to never forget what I have learnt from it.

I am really hopeful to get a good guide from my seniors.

Thank you in advance :)

It's been a few years that I had been facing problems in problem solving in physics. I am a 10th class student, though I like to explore diverse world of physics regularly practicing concepts beyond my class and solving problems based on that. But I am getting burn out on some questions—

1. What should come in your mind the very first seeing a question.

2. How to find a good approach to solve the problem.

3. How to restart after a failure.

4. How to learn something extraordinary from a question?

5. How to never forget what I have learnt from it.

I am really hopeful to get a good guide from my seniors.

Thank you in advance :)

It's been a few years that I had been facing problems in problem solving in physics. I am a 10th class student, though I like to explore diverse world of physics regularly practicing concepts beyond my class and solving problems based on that. But I am getting burn out on some questions—

1. What should come in your mind the very first seeing a question.

2. How to find a good approach to solve the problem.

3. How to restart after a failure.

4. How to learn something extraordinary from a question?

5. How to never forget what I have learnt from it.

I am really hopeful to get a good guide from my seniors.

Thank you in advance :)