A Little Book About The Newtonian Paradigm
Physics isn't just formulas—it's a way of thinking.
This concise and accessible introduction to Newtonian mechanics is designed specifically for students beginning their physics journey, with particular attention to the skills needed for IB Diploma, A-Level, and AP courses. It is designed to be completed in around 12-15 hours.
What makes this book different:
It teaches you how to think like a scientist, not just what to memorise
It connects physics to its history and philosophy
It lays the important foundation for learning more physics (units, vectors, free body diagrams, problem-solving with Newton's 2nd and 3rd laws)
It includes practical guidance on experimental design and data analysis
It covers uncertainties, graphing, and mathematical modelling
It's written by a teacher who understands what students find difficult
Topics covered:
Newton's three laws of motion
Universal gravitation
Vectors
Pressure, tension, friction, and buoyancy
Free body diagrams
The scientific method, data analysis and peer review
Includes: 49 exercises with answers, 5 hands-on experiments, and practical guidance for using spreadsheets and Desmos.

