A hands-on approach to teaching and learning in AP 50 helps Harvard undergraduates learn the foundational concepts in physics by applying them to real-world situations. “I’ve never taken a class like this before," says Bernadette Lin '16, "but I really love it.” Read more about AP 50 at http://hvrd.me/19xfAon.

You can't learn physics without breaking a few eggs

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