Crunch Numbers with Confidence: AP Calculus & Statistics Pro!

I have been teaching maths and physics for about six years now. I have taught physics and maths to higher-secondary school children, aspirants for the JEE. I have taught various subjects of physics(classical mechanics, electromagnetism, solid-state physics, digital/analog electronics, optics, mathematical physics, thermodynamics, quantum mechanics) and occasionally courses in computer science(C and Java) to my classmates in college. I have also taught calculus to my pentagenarian maths enthusiast English teacher. I have worked in research in physics and have published two papers, one in experimental condensed matter physics and the other in statistical mechanics.

My teaching style is basically chaotic. In the sense that I try to hook students by different methods - someone through stories, someone through physical examples, someone through mathematical equations. While solving problems with students, I believe the best approach is the scaffolding technique.