- Take a couple of short courses for free -
16 Free Calculator Tips for Physics!
Gain confidence using your scientific calculator for physics (and other courses)!
This course includes a bonus lesson on calculator care and cleaning.
You Are Not A Cosmic Accident!
Explore some of the amazing evidence showing you are not the result of random chance over long periods of time!
You have purpose!
You have value!
Detailed Course Information
Taught by Walt Jurek
Physics I and II with Lab
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This is actually 4 classes. Two in the fall semester and two in the spring semester.
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Physics I and Physics I Lab are college dual credit classes taken simultaneously in the Fall semester. The classes are offered through
LeTourneau University, The Christian Polytechnic Institute. -
Physics II and Physics II Lab are dual credit classes taken simultaneously in the Spring semester. The classes are offered through
LeTourneau University, The Christian Polytechnic Institute. -
Successfully completing these classes establishes for each student a college transcript with 8 credit hours from a highly respected, fully accredited Christian university at a VERY reasonable price AND makes a student eligible for the LeTourneau Dual Credit Scholarship.
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The classes are college-level, algebra-based physics courses, with labs, covering classic and modern physics.
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The classes are taught live, online, meeting two days each week giving students direct access to the teacher. The classes are also recorded and available for students to review at their convenience.
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Students will learn physics from a Biblical perspective.
Should I be an Engineer?
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A one semester, college dual credit class through
LeTourneau University, The Christian Polytechnic Institute. -
Successfully completing this class makes a student eligible for the LeTourneau Dual Credit Scholarship.
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An exploration of the field of engineering, including the skills, attributes, and character qualities that make a good engineer; how to become an engineer - typical classes and sequence of study; potential career paths; a chance to practice engineering with a simple design project; as well as guided self-assessments to determine your God-given design and its applicability to an engineering career.
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When complete, if you choose to go into Engineering, you'll have a pretty good idea of what you're getting into!
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Taught both Fall and Spring semesters.
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Here's a short video I created about the course:
Should I be an Engineer?
Physical Science
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A one semester, college course through
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A course designed to introduce the student to the universe around him or her, from a Biblical perspective.
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This course will take the student on an amazing journey exploring what God created!
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From the inner workings of the atom to the grandeur of the galaxies, prepare to be awed and amazed with what the Creator has made!
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This course is taught in the spring semester of odd numbered years (2023, 2025, etc.)
Tutoring
Walt is available for 1 hour tutoring sessions in the following subjects:
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Physics
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Algebra
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SAT Math Prep
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I meet with students at a neutral public location one hour at a time.
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On Mondays and Wednesdays, I meet at the Panera Bread on College Park Drive near the College Park High School.
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To schedule an appointment for Monday or Wednesday at the Panera Bread on College Park Drive, go to this link.
- On Tuesdays and Thursdays, I meet at the Panera Bread on Rayford Road (behind the HEB) near the Grand Oaks High School.
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To schedule an appoint for Tuesday or Thursday at the Panera Bread on Rayford Road, go to this link.
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I accept payment through Venmo, or Zelle, or cash.
Walt's Vision and Calling
I am continually fascinated by and learning more about how God made His universe work. I am energized to share what I learn with others so they understand they, specifically, are part of God's design which means they have purpose- they are not a cosmic accident.
Because we live in the universe created by the God of the Bible, it is imperative theology be an integral part of learning any and every subject - especially the foundational science: physics.
What parents and students are saying...
I just want you to know that you are one of the FUNNIEST people I have ever encountered in my life. Physics is HARD and I am definitely struggling to keep up, but you make it SO fun. There has not been a lecture that I have not laughed at least once. I appreciate making a hard class enjoyable! :D
Thank you for being such an amazing Physics teacher, teachers like you are truly one of a kind and are greatly appreciated!
This was my favorite class - I actually learned the material!
Physics is a subject of great interest to our family (as you well know by now), and being able to participate in a class setting with you has be a great experience for John-Arthur!
The word is getting around that you are a great teacher with a great class!
She LOVED you and your class! I think she could become a physicist if you could teach her all through school.
THANK YOU for teaching so well! We will all miss you. This was a highlight of Catie's high school experience.
Christine is enjoying your class! She says that it is delightful! She really enjoys that some example problems are done in class and the fact that it is "ok to ask questions" when she doesn't understand something. Thanks for doing a great job with the class and for making science enjoyable!
Thank you for taking time to teach our physics class. You make the class fun and interesting. I've enjoyed science this year a lot more than I have in the previous years because of you. I'm also feeling like I'm learning and understanding concepts that will be incredibly important to my college education. You've not only helped me with physics, but with other study tips like reading the full question and remember the units in a given problem. I want to thank you for all of this.
We did not expect Case to love physics this year as much as he has! You have had such a wonderful impact on him! We are enormously appreciative of all you have done to keep him interested in science this year!
LeTourneau University Now Magazine did an article on me, recently. You can read it here...
Begin Registration
And Learn More
Physics
Head over to the LeTourneau University website
to begin registering for PHYS 1111 and PHYS 1113.
Should I be an Engineer?
Head over to the LeTourneau University website
to begin registering for ENGR 1083.
Physical Science
Head over to the Grace School of Theology website
to begin registering NS-103