During my long time working at school, I created a bank of physics problems for preparing for Olympiads. Problems can be searched by relevant topics, level, and grade. They can then be sent for printing or shared as a link with students. Although I no longer work at the school, I thought it would be a shame to let this resource go to waste. The site is ad-free and without any monetization. If you are a physics teacher or a parent, welcome.
For a long time, I had to process many files to find the necessary problems for lessons, and then retype them from images. I got tired of this, and decided to create a website for myself where problems would be organized conveniently. Said and done. I only managed to complete problems up to grade 9. They are sourced from competitions such as the All-Russian School Olympiad, Moscow School Olympiad, and St. Petersburg City Olympiad. They are categorized by topics, grade, and year. For some problems, an average score achieved by students during the Olympiad (difficulty) has been added. Hints (part of the solution) are also available.
For teachers, there is an option to create collections of problems (the + icon on the left), and then clicking on the problem's title adds it to the collection (up to five problems). After that, it needs to be saved at the bottom left. Then the problem can be sent for printing () or shared as a link with a student while maintaining control.
To add new problems, there is a special form. Problems are stored in an SQL table in the form of strings with TEX markup. They are displayed on the site using . Printing is handled by the module .
Please, if you are not the target audience, do not visit . It is hosted on a cheap server and will not withstand heavy traffic. If anyone wants to add problems and develop the resource, please write to me.
Source: habr.com
