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Explanation
The idea built from zero — why it happens before how to solve it. No memorising steps you don't understand.
First & third secondary physics · Thanawya Amma & Azhar
Most students struggle with physics because their study is scattered — a video here, a paper there, a chapter they never came back to. Here you follow one clear path, and I walk it with you — from the first explanation to the night before the exam.
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Ahmed Meligy — Mechanical Engineer, Cairo University · Physics enthusiast
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First & third secondary physics
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The system
You don't need more content — you need an order. Every chapter runs through the same five stages, and you can't quietly skip one: the next step opens only when the last one is really done.
You start here — the rough part
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The idea built from zero — why it happens before how to solve it. No memorising steps you don't understand.
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We solve together in the session until the method is yours, not mine. Every question type, at least once.
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Homework that is corrected, not collected. You see exactly which idea broke — and the video that fixes it.
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A weekly quiz to keep you sharp, a full general exam on every chapter, and cumulative exams that bring the old chapters back.
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After every chapter, while it is still fresh — plus a lot of general revisions before the finals, so nothing fades on the way.
Your target
Mastery, chapter by chapter.You don't move to the next chapter carrying a hole from the last one — that is the whole trick. And if you miss a chapter, we don't leave you behind: we schedule it with you and give you the essentials you need to keep moving, so you collect what you missed along the road.
Start learningHow we work
You don't need to be good at physics to come here. I plan for you to arrive with zero knowledge— first chapter, first equation, from the beginning — and to grow together until you're one of the masters. That is not a special case I make an exception for. That is the normal path here, and I've walked it with students many times.
The five stages are built on serious work in the psychology of learning — the books and research on how memory really holds, why spaced repetition beats cramming, how practice becomes skill, and how a growth mindset changes what a student can do. I studied how people learn before I decided how I'd teach.
The material
Students buy three books and finish none. So I wrote the one that ends the argument: Meligy's Physics Book — a general workbook that holds the explanation, the practice, the solved problems and the exam sets in one place, in exactly the order we take the sessions.
On the platform
Everything you were supposed to keep track of — what you missed, what you failed, what is due tonight — the site keeps track of instead. You keep the thinking.
Your scores, attendance and missed homework are all tracked. If you start drifting, you will hear from us before the exam does.
See where you stand after every quiz, and enter timed challenges with prizes if you like the pressure. Stay out of them and your grade is untouched.
OptionalSharp video, adjustable speed, resume exactly where you stopped — and never an ad in the middle of a derivation.
The sessions open one after another. You finish the one in front of you before the next one opens — no jumping ahead, so you never arrive at a chapter missing the one underneath it.
The whole platform works from your hand — videos, PDFs, quizzes and results — even on a weak connection. No laptop needed.
Stuck on a question, or something on the site is not working? Send it. My team is there and answers quickly — and I read the messages myself and reply to you personally. I take my time, but I get to you.
And about you
I'm Ahmed Meligy — a mechanical engineer from Cairo University who fell for this subject and never got over it. My first job is to make physics the lesson you look forward to, the one that finally clicks. My second job is bigger: to teach you how to study anything — how to sit down, how to plan a week, how to fail a question without falling apart.
And this year is training for something bigger than an exam. A hard chapter you refused to quit, a test you failed and came back from — that is exactly how you learn to face the harder things waiting for you later, at university and after it. Get this year right and you don't only get the grade; you get a person who can take a hit and keep walking. So no, you're not just a number for me— I'm dreaming big, and I'm planning for you to arrive with me.
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