Physics tutor near me in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Build confidence with focused private physics lessons

Physics homework help, tutoring offered near Fort Lauderdale

Homeschool students

Homeschool students

Engaging chemistry lessons designed for homeschoolers

Grade improvement

Grade improvement

Improve understanding of key chemistry concepts

Learning disabilities

Learning disabilities

1 on 1 tutoring for students with learning disabilities

Tutoring

Tutoring

Get help with chemistry concepts & labs

Homework help

Homework help

Understand topics & finish assignments effectively

Icons

Physics lessons highlight near Fort Lauderdale

Learners from Rio Vista, Harbor Beach, Colee Hammock participate

Saloni taught 2 days ago

The session involved the Student practicing multiple-choice physics questions from a Princeton Review book to prepare for an upcoming test. The Student and Tutor reviewed concepts such as impulse, work, momentum, and Kepler's laws. The Student will complete the practice test and text the Tutor with updates on the test.

Impulse and Contact Duration

Work Done and Area Under the Curve

Kepler's Third Law of Planetary Motion

Apogee and Perigee: Conservation of Momentum (Kepler's Second Law)

Calculating Force from Velocity as a Function of Time

Work Done by Gravitational

Normal

and Friction Forces

Show more

Evelyn taught 6 days ago

The session focused on reviewing homework problems related to forces and motion, specifically applying Newton's laws. The student practiced using free body diagrams to analyze forces, calculate net force, and solve for acceleration, velocity, and displacement in various scenarios. The student received new homework assignments focused on forces and kinetic motion, to be reviewed in the next session, with the next sessions also introducing problem solving involving angled forces.

Free Body Diagrams

Net Force and Acceleration

Velocity vs. Time Graphs

Distance Calculation with Variable Velocity

Analyzing Force Graphs

Force Components with Angles

Inclined Planes and Force Analysis

Show more

Evelyn taught 10 days ago

The Student and Tutor worked through physics assignment problems, focusing on kinematics and force diagrams. They covered calculating distance with non-constant speed, interpreting initial conditions, and understanding net force. The Tutor assigned additional practice problems for the next session.

Constant vs. Non-Constant Velocity

Force Diagrams and Fnet

Deceleration and Net Force

Net Force and Acceleration Alignment

Proportionality vs. Disproportionality

Interpreting 'Starts from Rest'

Distance Calculation for Non-Constant Velocity

Show more

Saloni taught 12 days ago

The Student reviewed mechanics concepts, including conservation of momentum, energy, impulse, projectile motion, and springs on inclined planes. They practiced problem-solving techniques, focusing on setting up equations and applying relevant formulas. The Tutor assigned additional AP-level practice problems and planned to review electricity and magnetism in the next session.

Coefficient of Restitution

Conservation of Momentum

Impulse and Change in Momentum

Projectile Motion

Kinematic Equations

Forces on Inclined Planes

Conservation of Energy (with Springs)

Show more

Amninder taught about 2 months ago

The session covered elastic and inelastic collisions, introducing the coefficient of restitution. The Student learned how to calculate the final velocities of objects after a collision under various conditions, including equal and unequal masses. The tutor will reshare corrected diagrams and the Student was encouraged to review the material.

Special Cases: Mass Disparity

Elastic Collision Equations: Unequal Masses

Elastic Collision Equations: Equal Masses

Conservation of Momentum in Collisions

Coefficient of Restitution (e)

Types of Collisions

Show more

Evelyn taught 2 months ago

The Tutor introduced force and Newton's laws to the Student, covering fundamental concepts such as friction, gravity, and tension. They worked through example problems. The Student was assigned additional problems for homework.

Newton's Second Law of Motion

Friction Force

Net Force and Direction

Weight and Gravity

Tension Force

Force and Motion Connection

Force Definition

Show more

Find experienced local physics tutors near Fort Lauderdale

Improve physics scores with structured lesson support

Physics tutor in Miami, FL

One-on-one Physics lessons for faster learning

Physics tutor in Port St. Lucie, FL

Struggling with Physics? Get expert help now

Physics tutor in Cape Coral, FL

Physics support for high school & AP students

Frequently asked questions

What are the most important concepts in physics?

The three pillars of classical physics are Classical Mechanics Newton's laws, energy, momentum, Electromagnetism the physics of electricity, magnetism, and light, and Thermodynamics the science of heat and energy. A solid understanding of these is essential.

What are the main local industries that hire physics majors?

In South Florida, the key industries are Aviation/Aerospace centered around FLL and the many related companies, the Marine industry yacht design, naval architecture, the growing Technology sector, and Healthcare medical physics and healthcare data analytics.

What is the biggest difference between high school and college physics?

The biggest shock is the level of mathematics. In high school, you often use pre-made formulas. In college, you are expected to use calculus to derive those formulas from fundamental principles. The focus shifts dramatically from finding an answer to understanding the entire process and concept behind it.

What is a good local science museum for physics?

The best local destination is the Museum of Discovery and Science in downtown Fort Lauderdale. It's a fantastic, interactive museum with numerous exhibits grounded in physics, including a hurricane simulator to experience wind forces, displays on the science of flight, and hands-on activities that explore motion, energy, and sound.

What are the colleges near Fort Lauderdale for a physics major?

The Community College Pathway: Your most affordable start is at Broward College. You can complete your first two years of core classes here before transferring to a university. The State University Hubs: The main public research universities for our area are Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton and Florida International University in Miami. Both have strong Physics Departments with a wide range of courses and research opportunities. The Private College Option: Nova Southeastern University, located right in Davie, offers science programs with the benefits of smaller class sizes and a private school environment.

Physics tutor near Fort Lauderdale

Physics tutor near you
Physics tutor in USA