Evelyn Nguyen
Specialized Quantum Mechanics Tutor with Structured Approach and Personalized Teaching Style for You.
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Physics tutor - Evelyn Nguyen
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
Evelyn - your physics tutor
I'm Evelyn Nguyen, a passionate online tutor with a Bachelor's degree in Physics. Despite my less than 1 year of experience, I bring fresh perspectives to teaching Physics. My specialities include career guidance, personalized learning plans, and test prep strategies. I love simplifying complex subjects like Electromagnetism, Quantum Mechanics, and more for elementary to college-level students. Through visual aids and real-world applications, I make Physics experiments and lab skills engaging. Let's ace those Physics concepts together!
Physics class snapshot
My tutoring approach blends structured learning with problem-solving to enhance conceptual understanding. I aim to inspire students, fostering a result-oriented mindset. Specializing in subjects like Electricity, Quantum Mechanics, and more, I leverage tech tools such as digital whiteboards and interactive diagrams for engaging online learning. By following diverse curricula like A-Levels (UK) and AP Program (USA), I cater to students from elementary to college levels, ensuring personalized tutoring that drives academic success.
Evelyn graduated from Pham Ngoc Thach University of Medicine
Academic expertise of your physics tutor
Real world application
Physics experiments
Review sessions
Homework help
International Baccalaureate (IB)
Physics concept taught by Evelyn
The student and tutor reviewed concepts of work, energy, and power, including kinetic and potential energy. The student practiced solving problems involving the relationship between work, energy, and force. Homework was assigned to further practice these concepts, including problems on ranking work done and applying the work-energy principle.
Energy Loss and Work
Work-Energy Theorem
Potential Energy
Kinetic Energy
Power
Work
The Tutor and Student reviewed cellular transportation mechanisms, including diffusion, facilitated diffusion, and active transport, with a focus on the energy requirements and types of molecules transported by each method. The Student practiced applying these concepts to examples like glucose and ion transport. The Tutor assigned studying of cell membrane protein functions for the next session.
Vesicular Transport: Endocytosis and Exocytosis
Osmolarity and Concentration Gradients
Active Transport: Primary and Secondary
Passive Transport: Facilitated Diffusion
Cellular Transportation Methods
Functions of Membrane Proteins
Projectile Motion: Analyzing Horizontal and Vertical Components
Finding Time of Flight
Finding the Horizontal Distance (Range)
Vertical Velocity at Impact
Using Quadratic Equations for Time
Vectorial Velocity Calculation
The Student and Tutor reviewed meiosis, including its phases and key concepts such as crossing over, independent assortment, and non-disjunction. The Student completed a quiz on Chapter 13 related to meiosis and was assigned to review Chapters 14, 16, and 17 and complete quizzes on those chapters before the next session.
Independent Assortment
Nondisjunction and Aneuploidy
Crossing Over in Prophase I
Sister Chromatids
Homologous Chromosomes and Alleles
Meiosis: Stages and Chromosome Number
Germ Cells vs. Somatic Cells
The Student practiced 2D kinematics problems, focusing on projectile motion. The Student worked on understanding how to apply kinematic equations to find unknowns such as time, velocity, and displacement. Future sessions were scheduled to continue working on these types of problems.
Problem Interpretation and Conceptual Understanding
2D Kinematics Problem Solving
Constant Velocity vs. Accelerated Motion
Choosing the Right Kinematic Equation
Initial Conditions and Coordinate System
Quadratic Formula Application in Kinematics
The Student and Tutor reviewed the components of the cytoplasm, various organelles including the endoplasmic reticulum and Golgi apparatus and their functions. The role of molecular markers and vesicles in protein transport was discussed. The session concluded with an introduction to the structure of mitochondria and cell respiration, including alternate energy sources for cells.
Mitochondria and Cellular Respiration
Cytoplasm Components
Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER)
Golgi Apparatus: Processing and Packaging Center
Vesicles: Cellular Transport Shuttles
Cellular Respiration: Fueling the Cell
Glycolysis: Breaking Down Glucose
Evelyn - Physics tutor also teaches
Electricity
Magnetism
Relativity
Waves and Oscillations
Nuclear Physics
Electromagnetism
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ADHD
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Middle School
College
High School
Elementary School
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