NITHIN S
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School Science tutor - NITHIN S
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
About your science tutor
I'm Nithin S, a Bachelors-educated tutor with a passion for School Science. With years of experience, I specialize in Forces and Motion, Astronomy, Physical Science, and Life Science tutoring for College students. My approach involves personalized learning plans tailored to each student's needs. I focus on making complex concepts easy to understand through real-world applications, science experiments, and problem-solving techniques. Whether it's exam simulation, homework help, or career guidance, I cover it all. Let's embark on this learning journey together for an enriching academic experience!
Specialities of your science tutor
New Zealand Curriculum - NZC (NZ)
Science experiments
Common Core State Standards - CCSS (USA)
Provincial-specific curriculum (CA)
International Baccalaureate (IB)
Advanced Placement (AP) Program (USA)
Career guidance
GCSE (UK)
Australian Curriculum (AU)
Science lab skills
Expert in simplifying concepts
Breaks down tough topics into easy steps.
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Parents report noticeable academic improvement within months.
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Science class overview
My teaching approach as a tutor blends problem-solving, the scientific method, and a collaborative style to engage students effectively. I prioritize building strong fundamentals in Life Science, Astronomy, Forces and Motion, and Physical Science for college-level students. Through interactive lessons, I use a variety of tech tools like digital whiteboards, interactive quizzes, and game-based learning platforms to make learning engaging and effective. I follow A-Levels (UK), Advanced Placement (AP) Program (USA), and other relevant curricula to ensure comprehensive coverage. My personalized tutoring method strengthens student understanding and fosters academic success in these complex subjects.
Interactive science lessons
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School Science concept taught by NITHIN
The session covered projectile motion, circular motion, and relative motion. The Student solved problems related to projectile trajectory, centripetal acceleration, and observed velocities from different reference frames. Galilean transformation was introduced, with plans to delve deeper into the concept in the next session.
Centripetal Acceleration and Magnitude of Position Vector
Minimum Speed During Projectile Flight
Velocity in Different Reference Frames
Relative Motion and Reference Frames
Time of Flight Calculation
Projectile Motion Decomposition
Range of a Projectile
The student and tutor covered discrete random variables, inclusive/exclusive inequalities, and calculating mean, variance, and standard deviation. They worked through examples to practice these concepts and started discussing binomial distribution. The student was assigned practice problems related to discrete variables.
Discrete Random Variables
Probability Distribution
Inclusive vs. Exclusive Inequalities
Mean of a Discrete Random Variable
Variance and Standard Deviation
Binomial Distribution Introduction
Nithin and Christa reviewed various probability concepts, including mutually exclusive and inclusive events, Venn diagrams, and both the special and general addition rules. Christa actively practiced probability calculations using card-drawing examples and was introduced to contingency tables. Nithin assigned a practice problem for her to work on, and their next lesson will delve into conditional probability.
Mutually Exclusive Events
Mutually Inclusive Events
Complementation Rule
Special Addition Rule
General Addition Rule
Conditional Probability
Nithin and a student from Mesa Community College reviewed probability, covering sample spaces, events, empirical probability, complements, intersections, unions, and Venn diagrams. The learner worked through examples, including dice rolls and a refrigerator analogy, to illustrate these concepts. Nithin assigned practice questions on the covered sections for completion.
Empirical Probability
Mutually Inclusive Events
Mutually Exclusive Events
Event Union
Event Intersection
Event Complement
Simple Probability
Nithin assisted Christa with a thorough review of statistics, covering key concepts like variance, standard deviation, Z-scores, percentiles, quartiles, and box plots, alongside an introduction to probability. Christa actively engaged by working through examples and clarifying the meaning of various statistical symbols. Nithin assigned practice problems from chapter three and scheduled their next lesson for Thursday to continue their exploration of probability.
Z-Score
Statistical Symbols
Percentile
Box Plot
Probability
Nithin S. assisted a student with homework questions focused on determining convergence or divergence of improper integrals. The learner, who lives in Kingwood, worked through several problems, applying techniques such as rewriting integrals with negative exponents, using limit definitions, and identifying odd or even functions. No specific homework or follow-up was mentioned during this lesson.
Divergent Integral
Odd Function Integral Identity
Convergent Integral
Improper Integral
Student types for science class
College
Home schooled
Your science tutor also teaches
Life Science
Astronomy
Forces and Motion
Physical Science
Teaching tools used by science tutor
Interactive diagrams
Presentations
Assessments
Flashcards
Note taking
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