A curated collection of digital resources for students and teachers of mathematics and physics — focused on conceptual depth, visual reasoning, and structural coherence. Slides, exercises, assessments, and tools designed to make science education intellectually meaningful and aesthetically sharp.
Rooted in curiosity, logic, and the pursuit of understanding, the project sees science as a way of thinking — through structure, inquiry, and ideas. Alongside structured teaching materials, you’ll find free resources: summaries, formula sheets, theory guides, original papers, and science writing that invites reflection and discovery.
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The Odd Questions
Strange, fascinating, and conceptually rich questions at the edges of math and science — where logic meets paradox -
Scientific Insights
Articles and reflections on how we understand and teach science -
High School
Math and physics resources for high school students and teachers: explained slides, solved exercises, and printable formula sheets -
University
Materials for undergraduate students: explained slides and solved exercises covering calculus, linear algebra, and more -
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