Students are the masters of learning; only when they are in an active and positive state, after careful observation, practice, and reflection, can they understand the laws contained in physical phenomena, develop an interest in exploring the physical world, comprehend the physics knowledge they have learned, and acquire corresponding abilities. In teaching, it is necessary to cultivate students' interest and desire to learn, encourage them to identify and raise questions, and guide them to learn appropriate learning methods. Teachers should adjust their teaching arrangements in a timely manner based on the students' responses. It is important to teach according to individual aptitude and set different requirements for different students. For students who struggle with learning, patient help should be provided based on their specific situations, encouraging them to do more physics experiments and participate in physical practice activities so that they can basically meet the teaching requirements. For students who have spare capacity, research-based learning and other methods can be adopted to nurture their creativity.